2 Best Sights in Salamanca, Niagara Falls and Western New York

Salamanca Rail Museum

A fully restored 1912 passenger depot offers a fascinating look at the history of the Erie Lackawanna Railroad, whose anticipated arrival led to the creation of the city of Salamanca. Exhibits include old switches and lanterns, an extensive collection of vintage photographs, and a restored red caboose outside.

170 N Main St., Salamanca, New York, 14779, USA
716-945–3133
Sights Details
Rate Includes: Free, Closed Mon., Wed., Fri., Sun., Apr. and Oct.–Dec., Tues.–Sat. 10–5, Sun. noon–5; May–Sept., Mon.–Sat. 10–5, Sun. noon–5

Seneca Iroquois National Museum

The history and current culture of the Seneca Nation and of the Iroquois Confederacy is explored at this museum on the Allegany Indian Reservation. Displays include a partially reconstructed longhouse, silver and beadwork, baskets, corn-husk items, sculptures, and paintings.

794–814 Broad St., Salamanca, New York, 14779, USA
716-945–1738
Sights Details
Rate Includes: $7, Closed Sun., May–Nov., daily 9–5; Dec., Mar., and Apr., weekdays 9–5; call for hrs in Feb.