Penn Central Terminal property : purchase offer, 1970.

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Penn Central Terminal property : purchase offer, 1970.

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Consists of the purchase offer made by the First Windsor Corp. to Penn Central Corp. for the purchase of the Penn Central Terminal (i.e. Buffalo Central Terminal) executed 19 March 1970. Also includes a list of leases in effect at the terminal; a tabulation of the terminal's operating costs; a letter dated 10 Feb. 1970 from Robert P. Morrow to Robert L. Freudenheim regarding inspection of the building; and a letter dated 19 July 1970 from Edward B. Plenge to C. Victor Raiser regarding operation of a restaurant in the station at East Aurora.

(0.1 linear ft.).

Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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