Housing -- New York (State) -- Niagara Falls

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Information about Lustron Homes, multiple of which existed in Niagara Falls. Included is the assessment of the property, news articles, photographs of local Lustron homes (1999) by Sam Golden, and locations of Lustron homes [originals and photocopies

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A gift bag from a technology training session at SUNY, information about foreclosed real estate in Niagara Falls, brochure for the Niagara Falls Housing Authority, and a newspaper article about housing in Niagara Falls

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Photo of residents of Cayuga Village Mobile Home park

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Photos of housing around Niagara Falls and tenants

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Reports by the Housing Committee, Housing Council of the Niagara Frontier about housing, Community Renewal Program, and housing plans

Scope and Contents Materials related to housing developments in Niagara Falls including a brochure by the New York State Urban Development Corporation, a progress report from the Niagara Frontier Housing Development Corporation, an inquiry about a rental apartment in Niagara Falls, a report of the United States Housing Corporation from 1920, newsletters from the Niagara Falls Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. and a newspaper scrapbook of news clippings related to housing in Niagara Falls from 1941 to 1957...

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Photographs and documents describing images of public housing. Also present are newspaper clippings

Scope and Contents From the File: Papers, reports, and planning documents prepared by and for the Erie-Niagara Regional Planning Board on issues such as housing, water quality and sewage, recreation and traffic. Inventory Contents include: -Annual Reports, 1969-1979-Newsletters, July 1970-Special Edition, 1980-Overall Plans, 1961-1977-Population Reports, 1969-1979-Housing Reports, 1970-1976...

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Documents related to a neighborhood/housing project, correspondence from the Health Department, and photographs of homes.

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A booklet or presentation advertising the Cayuga Island Acres housing neighborhood, 5 miles above Niagara Falls.