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A picture of 5403 Main St taken in 1956. Winters Grill and Ernies Bar occupied this building before it was torn down in favor of a 5 story hirise. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5409 Main St taken in 1956. This building is still standing today and has been home to a group of Dentists. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5410 Main St taken in 1956. This building at the NE corner of Main and Reist St is still standing and a hair salon occupies the building. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5415 Main St taken in 1956. new York Fashions and Dates Laundry occupied this building for many years. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5422 Main St taken in 1956. This building is the current home of Capello Fashions. click here to see a bigger picture.
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5423 Main St is currently the parking lot for Dublin House and Starbucks. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5426 Main St taken in 1956. One of the buildings that gives the Village it's old town charm. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5428 Main St taken in 1956. Current home of the Doll Chalet Another one of the buildings that gives the Village it's old town charm. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5429 Main St taken in 1956. Starbucks and The Dublin House of Fine Imports occupy what used to be the Iroquois Gas Building. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5430 Main St taken in 1956. This brick building is still standing and occupied by a group of physicians. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5433 Main St taken in 1956. The Ice House run by Bill Wolf "the Ice Man" was active until the late 60's and was finally torn down by The Benderson group to make room for what is now the Rite Aid Pharmacy. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5436 Main St taken in 1956. This beautiful old house was razed to make room for what was known as the Zimmerman TV building, it is currently occupied by Volpini and Associates. click here to see a bigger picture.
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A picture of 5444 Main St taken in 1956. Jeromes Real Estate office was a mainstay in Williamsville, A seafood shop and finally Willis and Lowe have occupied the building. click here to see a bigger picture.
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5450 Main St was the Launderette, this building was most recently used by Bonds, and after 40 years finnaly closed their doors in the year 2000. click here to see a bigger picture
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5451 Main St Oley Bro's Frontier Motors at the corner of Main and Los Robles was operated by Ed and Art Oley from 1949 until 1961 when it was torn down to make room for the Williamsville Inn and finally torn down by Benderson Development to make room for the Rite Aid drugstore. click here to see a bigger picture
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5454 Main St Bonds was one of the original businesses still operating in the same location, until theier closing in 2001. With the exception of Beach Tuyn, The Amherst Bee and Home Town Cleaners, their are not many others I can recall. click here to see a bigger picture
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5458 Main St Home Town Cleaners has been a main stay at this site and is currently run by the Read family. the Deli next door was operated by Soloman and Marie, Better known to Greg Oley as Uncle Sol. Any one with any further info, please contact me. click here to see a bigger picture
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5459 Main St Wursters Toyland occupied this building and is currently home of ___. click here to see a bigger picture
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5461 Main St was the last structure torn down to make room for the Center of Williamsville, in the background you can see the Sweeneys clothing store. click here to see a bigger picture
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5467 Main St was home to Ex-Cello corporation. Currently Patrick Rimar is occupying the building. The Wedding party in the car is Phil and Sis Boudreau. click here to see a bigger picture
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5479 Main St was the Hirsch Brothers Williamsville Motors Dodge Dealer now occupied by The Original Pancake House. click here to see a bigger picture
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5486 Main St Olsons Music Center closed their doors, leaving the Village without a music store to this day. The building was demolished by the Oblitz brothers to make way for the Center of Williamsville.To the rear you can see the original Bishop Neuman High School. click here to see a bigger picture.
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5488 Main St Victors Shoe Service and the Amherst Tackle Shop were torn down to make room for the Center of Williamsville which is refered to as 5500 Main St.. click here to see a bigger picture.
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5498 Main St Village Jewelry seen on your left was also demolished to make way for the 5500 Main St complex. The Amherst Camera Shop was moved to Rock St, and is still standing today click here to see a bigger picture.
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