Kaisertown is a neighborhood in southeast Buffalo. The neighborhood is bounded by I-190 to the north and west, the Buffalo city limits at Cochrane Street to the east, and the Buffalo River to the south. The main artery in Kaisertown is Clinton Street.
Kaisertown was primarily a German neighborhood, but also saw an influx of Polish residents in the southwest corner of the neighborhood, beginning in the 1890s. An exclave of Hungarian residents was also in the neighborhood, although most lived in the northwest part of the city in Riverside.
Storefronts on Clinton Street.
An old building on Clinton Street.
Businesses on Clinton Street.
A hardware store on Clinton Street.
Businesses on Clinton Street.
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church, on Clinton Street. The church was built in 1953.
Houses on Clinton Street.
A Polish bar and event space on Clinton Street.
Houses on Cable Street.
Houses on Gorski Street.
A house and corner store on Weiss Street.
St. Casimir Roman Catholic Church, on Weimar Street. The church was built in 1927, and served the Polish residents of the neighborhood.
Houses on Weimar Street.
Houses on Weimar Street.
Houses on Griswold Street.
Houses on Weaver Street.
Houses on Pontiac Street.
Houses on Willett Street.
Houses on Willett Street.
Houses on Ogden Street.
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