The Central Terminal Restoration Corporation launched our membership program, Friends of Buffalo Central Terminal, in 2004. Join us by printing and mailing the membership form and sending it to us at:
Central Terminal Restoration Corporation
PO BOX 1330
North Tonawanda, NY 14120
Please allow time for processing. Thank you.
membership form (pdf) for new members
membership form (text) for new members and renewals
Friends of Buffalo Central Terminal As a Friend, you and your family have the satisfaction of knowing you are among the first to support the preservation efforts, activities and events for the Buffalo Central Terminal.
Become a Friend of the Terminal
We offer multiple levels of friendship, however all levels share the same basic benefits.
Basic Benefits:
- Eligibility to attend our behind the scenes Friends Only tours*
- A Buffalo Central Terminal Car Window Cling
- Monthly E-Newsletter – “Restoration News”
* Friends Only tours are by reservation only and offered on a first come, first served basis so make sure to reserve your space early
Renewals
Renew your membership for a cheaper price. Renewals include all basic benefits for another year.
Student $10
Senior $10
Individual $15
Family $20
Membership Levels:
STUDENT $15
All basic benefits for one full-time student
* Photocopy of current student ID required with Membership Form if joining by mail
SENIOR $15
All basic benefits for one adult age 65 or older
INDIVIDUAL $25
All basic benefits for one person
FAMILY $35
All basic benefits for two adults and their children
PORTER $100
All basic benefits plus 4 complimentary guest passes
BRAKEMAN $250
All basic benefits plus 8 complimentary guest passes
ENGINEER $500
All basic benefits plus 10 complimentary guest passes plus 20% off On-Site Official Terminal Merchandise*
CONDUCTOR $1000+
All basic benefits plus 20 complimentary guest passes plus 30% off On-Site Official Terminal Merchandise*
*Discount on official terminal merchandise does not apply to web purchases. Discounts are only applied at terminal events with proof of membership.
The Central Terminal Restoration Corporation is a Nonprofit 501(3)(c) organization. All donations are tax-deductible
Membership Form
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Address: _____________________________________________
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Email: _____________________________________________
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Member Information
Have you ever been a member? _____Yes _____No
If yes, and you know your previous membership number, please enter it here:
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Level of Membership
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_____STUDENT ($15) _____SENIOR($15)
_____INDIVIDUAL($25) _____FAMILY($35)
_____PORTER($100) _____BRAKEMAN($250)
_____ENGINEER($500) _____CONDUCTOR($1000+)
Renewal
_____STUDENT($10) _____SENIOR($10) _____INDIVIDUAL($15) _____FAMILY($20)
Please make all checks and money orders payable to:
The Central Terminal Restoration Corporation
Print and mail this form along with payment to:
Central Terminal Restoration Corporation
PO BOX 1330
North Tonawanda, NY 14120
Comments on the fall Members Only Tour :
We both totally enjoyed the 12 noon tour. What a great idea – going “behind the scenes” to poke around. Super!! We look forward to not only the spring member’s only tour, but also a clean-up day. We are both willing to come in & tackle an area!
Annette Spancic & Mark Baumgarden
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We enjoyed the tour, and because the time went so quickly we ended up wishing it had been longer. The commentary and background information was very helpful and added historic depth as well as a view to what the future could hold for the building.
I’m very interested in seeing more of the inside and would love to tour the tower some day.
For now, it’s just great to know that it’s been saved and that so many of you loyal volunteers are looking out for any further predatory or destructive activity. It’s a big place and not an easy task to keep out unwanted intruders.
That building was meant to last for centuries…not one person’s lifetime, or just long enough to outlast tax depreciation. It is truly a monument to the excellence we were once capable of, and shame on us (as a society) for
ever letting it get so badly run down.
Long live Buffalo Central!
Bob Rothrock
Erie, PA
