The Alabama Hotel - Built in 1840 this five bay wide Federal style building at the intersection of two main roads has always been a hotel. It continues to be an important landmark even today.

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According to the Buffalo Museum of Science the first man in Genesee County arrived 11,000 years ago. Chipped-stone spear points have been unearthed at an archaeological excavation along with mastodon bones at a farm in Byron. The earliest man, Paleo-Indian, was nomadic and followed herds of animals through the ancient forest to the Ice-Age tundra on the edge of Lake Tonawanda. Prehistoric Earthworks discovered in Oakfield along with the Divers Lake flint quarry, just north of Indian Falls,  Click for More... >>

Nestled between the Genesee Valley to the east and the Niagara Frontier to the west, Genesee County has been called "America's First Frontier." In the years following the War of Independence, pioneers used the area as a meeting place to trade with settlers and Native-Americans from the west. As it was then, Genesee County is still a central location for your next meeting or event. It is conveniently located within a half-hour drive from two international airports. A major interstate  Click for More... >>