When people think of Grand Island, they invariably picture the bridges connecting it with Buffalo to the south and Niagara Falls to the north.
To the Iroquois, it was a valued hunting and fishing p.
But there were no bridges before 1935, and most people know little of the island\'s long, fascinating history up to that time.
They might also think of it as a pleasant and conveniently located suburb or envision the island\'s natural beauty with the majestic Niagara River flowing serenely around it.
When people think of Grand Island, they invariably picture the bridges connecting it with Buffalo to the south and Niagara Falls to the north