The Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, Buffalo, Erie County, NY Source: Library of Congress
2018 Buffalo History Museum Red Jacket Dinner
The Daniel B. Niederlander Award, established in 1975, is named for a former President of the Buffalo History Museum. Mr. Niederlander (1895-1964) had a keen interest in history, witnessed by his restoration and operation of the Williamsville Water Mill. He was also active in the drive to save the 1833 Buffalo lighthouse. This award recognizes a local heritage organization for outstanding programming.
The following criteria should guide you in the nomination of organizations:
The following criteria should guide you in the nomination of organizations:
- The organization’s overall program for the year must be of high caliber. The award should not be given for a particular event
- Services should be directed at the entire population of the town, village, or other geographical area described in its charter.
- Particular value will be placed on service rendered to youth.
- Although occupation of a permanent headquarters need not be a prerequisite, the maintenance of extended hours of service at a permanent or temporary headquarters is a factor in service to the community.
- Extensive involvement of volunteers should be emphasized and given special consideration.
- Interpretive programs, research and reference services should be equally weighed.
- Participation in county, area, state and national historical activity.
2108 Niederlander Award Winner the
Niagara Frontier Council for the Social Studies
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