Larkinville

Well, you, you've got them all across Western New York.

You know, uh, Susan mentioned East Aurora, but you also do, uh, ghost walks and pub crawls in Larkinville and Williamsville, the Old First Ward.

Is there one area of Western New York that you find has more of that haunted history than others?

Well, that's a real good question.

So there was a fire hall here?

There is, right in Larkinville? All the way down? Yeah, right at Seneca and Swan.

Okay, I got

you.

A fundraiser will be held on October the 25th to raise money for repairs and renovations at a landmark church in Buffalo with strong ties to the civil rights movement.

The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. at Delane Waring AME Church, which is located in a 157-year-old building located at 680 Swan Street in the city's Larkinville District.

Our building needs roof repairs and the boiler and furnace need to be replaced.

Pastor Earl Perrin Jr. said, it's a beautiful historic building and we want to keep it in shape to be operating for another 158 years.

There will be auctions and raffles of authentic Buffalo Bills items, including autographed team jerseys and other items.

The historic church is named for former Pastor Joe Delane, a crusader against segregation who moved to Buffalo in the 1950s after his South Carolina church was burned by racists and Delane's close friend, federal judge Julius W. Waring, who was known for standing up to racism in South Carolina.

The church is uniquely extraordinary because of its age, its Romanesque architecture, and its connection to Delane and Waring, said Larkinville businessman and church supporter Waring.

Howard Zemsky.

But you can go and you can have fun at Buffalo Distilling Company.

It's just on the edge of Larkinville as you head towards downtown.

Get on Seneca Street.

Can't miss it.