Cheektowaga Historical Museum

3329 Broadway Ave.  |  Cheektowaga, New York 14227
Telephone: 716-686-6544   |   e-mail: PEZPOT@aol.com

Hours: The first Sunday of each month (except holidays) 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. and by appointment for groups
Admission fee: donation
Gift Shop: local books for sale
Membership: open to adults
Dues: $6 single, $8 married
Location: 3329 Broadway off Union Road next to the Cheektowaga Town Hall, near Walden - east from exit 90.

Long term collection: The Cheektowaga Historical Museum has several displays of significance to the Town, for example, an exhibit of artifacts from the estate of George Urban who owned a flour mill in Buffalo, NY. The house, though altered over the years, still stands on Pine Ridge Road. Dignitaries such as President Grover Cleveland and Mark Twain were entertained at the home.

Items donated to us by descendents of Augustus Kuhn from his days in the Civil War are also on display.

A doctor's office from the 50's, with items from the late Dr. Venddetti , along with Indian and War of 1812 items, are now available for viewing as points of historical interest.