1929 Video FDR visits Oliver Cabana, Jr. at Pine Grove Farm in Elma NY (silent)
1916 Catalog from Cyphers Incubator Company Poultry Farm in Elma Center
https://archive.org/details/1916cypherspoultryfarmelmany
Buffalo (NY) History Museum Research Library
https://buffalohistory.org/library-collections/
Buffalo (NY) History Museum
Buffalo Research Website by Cynthia Van Ness, Buffalo History Museum Senior Librarian
Home page: https://buffaloresearch.wordpress.com/
Data Matrix:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/18vjIl5bo05t6eaHISKWfXkAUjp7c5CtTIZWPkMfW-3g/edit
Wikipedia Information on Elma, NY
Official Town of Elma New York Website
Especially handy for new residents.
Erie County Property Search Webpage
https://www2.erie.gov/ecrpts/index.php?q=real-property-parcel-search
Tips for searches: entries must be exact; you can search in only a particular town or all of Erie County; searches can be for a last name or for a street address; leaving the address number blank (street name only) brings up all properties on that street; records often go back only 20-to-30 years.
Erie County (NY) Public Library System
Home page for Downtown Buffalo Headquarters:
Tip: a free-of-charge Library Card allows enhanced web access.
Read the 1940 Elma News:
http://digital.buffalolib.org/collections/show/15
Home page for Elma branch:
https://www.buffalolib.org/locations-hours/elma-public-library
Elma Review newspaper
https://www.eastaurorany.com/subscribe-to-er/
Elma Press printers
1880 Maps of Elma, Elma Village, Upper Ebenezer (Blossom), Spring Brook and East Elma
https://archive.org/details/1880-maps-of-elma-ny
1957 Elma Centennial Celebration booklet (many great ads)
https://archive.org/details/1957-elma-ny-centennial-celebration
Mill & Milling Terminology
https://archive.org/details/mill-and-milling-terminology
1884-1890 Milling World Magazines published in Buffalo NY
https://archive.org/details/@bri-elma-ny?query=Milling+World&sort=titleSorter
See the Thomas Flyer Race Car as it appeared when stored in the Finnegan Barn in Elma Center -- driver Goerge Schuster on "What's My Line?" TV show in 1958. At the end the car is shown essentially as it existed in Elma.