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Buffalo Built to Last

Seven Buffalo stops include the Erie Canal's western end, three naval vessels, the house where Theodore Roosevelt became president, a World's Fair building, Frank Lloyd Wright, modern art, and a 1929 terminal.

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Three Ships, a Wright House, and a Train Terminal

Canalside marks where the Erie Canal met Lake Erie and includes interpretation of William Wells Brown, an escaped slave, abolitionist, writer, and Buffalo steamboat worker. Buffalo Naval Park adds the cruiser USS Little Rock, destroyer USS The Sullivans, and submarine USS Croaker on a seasonal ticket.Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site preserves the private house where Roosevelt took the oath after President William McKinley died in 1901. Buffalo History Museum occupies the only building designed to survive the Pan-American Exposition. Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House shows a Prairie School estate restored as a connected system of house, pergola, conservatory, carriage house, landscape, furnishings, and art glass.Buffalo AKG Art Museum presents modern and contemporary art across three generations of museum architecture. Buffalo Central Terminal adds a 1929 rail complex now seen through an outdoor audio route while interior restoration continues. Admission, guided tours, ship access, special exhibitions, and events are separate from the PopHops Pass.

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