North Tonawanda History Museum faces foreclosure
NORTH TONAWANDA, N.Y. – It holds decades of local history; pieces of the Lumber City's past you won't find anywhere else. From antique Wurlitzer pianos to logging artifacts, even family heirlooms.
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