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North Buffalo
 Fire Station on Colvin Avenue |
Location: North Buffalo's south borders along Delaware Park and the Buffalo Zoo. High Schools:
Neighborhood Association: |
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This neighborhood was traditionally populated with Italian Americans. Throughout the 50’s and 70’s, historically known for Jewish community. North Park is a section of North Buffalo that has many affluent homes and archtectural properties, and is distinct from the rest of the area around it. |
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The neighborhood is a stable residential community typified by older duplex homes. Hertel Avenue has always supported a healthy commerical district and today is lined with antique shops, restaurants and Buffalo's most noted movie theater for independent films, the North Park Theatre. |
View a statistical profile of North Buffalo. |
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 Homes on Norwalk Street |
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 Hertel Avenue commercial district |
The Italian Village Festival was moved to North Buffalo due to the large population there. The festival is considered as one of the five largest street festivals in the United States. | ||
Churches Carmelite Monastery (75 Carmel Road) St. George Orthodox Church (2 Nottingham Terrace) St. Margaret’s Roman Catholic (1395 Hertel Ave) Libraries North Park Library 975 Hertel Avenue Dining, Local Entertainment & Nightlife North Buffalo has a wide variety of excellent restaurants and small markets offering a diverse selection of foods.Also, a number of bars and night clubs on Hertel Avenue provide many evening entertainment spots. One of these is: the Sterling Pub (147 Hertel Ave) . |
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For movies, the North Park Theatre (1428 Hertel Ave) is known for its old theatre styling, and is Buffalo's most noted theater for independent films. Read also the theatre's history
North Buffalo is served by the NFTA bus system and has special transportation services as well: Rural/Metro Medical Services |
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David J. Bertuca, Map Librarian
Last modified: 1 Septemober 2011
