Buffalo Central Terminal

Hope everyone enjoyed this year’s Oktoberfest! Here are some photos from the event:

If you’re visiting us today after the airing of last night’s episode of Ghost Hunters featuring the Buffalo Central Terminal, welcome! The Terminal was designed by architects Alfred T. Fellheimer & Steward Wagner, built by the New York Central Railroad, and opened to the public in 1929. The station was in use for 50 years until it’s closing to rail traffic in 1979. After several private owners and a period of abandonment, the Central Terminal Restoration Corporation was formed in 1997 and took ownership of the building, with the goal of restoring it and reopening it to the public.

Today, the main concourse of the Terminal is used for a variety of public and private events, and we hope to offer the opportunity for additional ghost hunting events in the future.

To help us keep the building open to the public, you can send a tax-deductable donation via PayPal:

or by mail to:
Central Terminal Restoration Corporation
PO Box 468
Buffalo, NY 14212

For all you local ghosthunters: come by the terminal on Saturday from 6pm to 11pm, see if you feel spooked, and enjoy some great German music, beer and food in the process!

Admission is $10 at the door and includes a free drink. Music is by GAM Blaskapelle.

Set your DVRs, Ghosthunters featuring Buffalo Central Terminal will air on SciFi network, next Wednesday September 24th at 9pm and again at 11pm. Don’t miss it!