As he stood on the curb watching the 70-year history of the Little Harlem Hotel being swallowed in bright ... the only landmark the black residents of Buffalo had. Trammell recalled being one ...

As noted in her obituary, “For many years the Little Harlem Hotel has been considered a landmark in Buffalo and it is believed to be the oldest established black business here.” (Buffalo ...

Meanwhile, back in Buffalo, onlookers watched with shock and sadness when a fire destroyed the iconic Little Harlem Hotel, a landmark for Buffalo's African American community for more than 60 years.

She eventually bought the building and opened Ann Montgomery’s Little Harlem Hotel – becoming Buffalo’s Queen of Cabaret. “Montgomery shrewdly read the times,” wrote Patricia Ward ...

A number of historic signs near downtown Buffalo were found damaged. The signs are located at Michigan Street Baptist Church and Little Harlem Hotel across the street. One sign was almost out of ...

the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society has mounted two photo exhibits: "A People Wrapped in Song" and "Anne Montgomery Woodson's Little Harlem Hotel." Both exhibits are on display in the ...