Old Boats Buffalo

Our Mission To bring people together with a common interest in historic, antique and classic boats, sharing fellowship, information, experience and exchange of ideas.

This information is provided to ACBS members as a possible starting point for obtaining information on particular makes and types of boats.

Bringing Antique and Classic Boat Buyers and Sellers Together!

BoatingLinks.com is the most complete directory of Boating Links on the Web. Boaters can compare boats, charters, products, and information sources available on the web.

The Buffalo Launch Club enjoys a unique position in the history of the Niagara frontier, as well as, the national scene. When the Buffalo Launch Club was formed in 1903 it was the first Power Boat Club in North America, if not the world, and contributed much to the recognition of our area.

The Maritime Center's state-of-the-art boat shop services the boat courses, workshops, outreach programs, and historic conservation and restoration projects. It also serves as a laboratory for innovative design, a classroom for partner institutions, and a support facility for the Historic Boat Museum

ACBS Chapter Links

Buffalo, New York is the second largest city in New York State. This web site provides a portal to the Greater Buffalo-Niagara and WNY regions online content. Visitors, travelers and residents can discover the diversity of our unique region by browsing our community content and Buffalo news.

Preserving Our HeritageThe Finger Lakes Boating Museum was established in 1997 to preserve the boating heritage of the Finger Lakes region.

Hunter boats were built in Orillia Ontario Canada.

"That was Then, This is Now" Wooden, Fiberglassics, and Classic and Modern Racing Boat Show and Racing Exhibition.

Port Carling Boats is your source for wooden boats in Muskoka.

Thunder on the Niagara Gratwick Park, North Tonawanda Racing on the Niagara River since 1939

This website is intended to promote the excitement and appreciation our Association feels for antique watercraft. We hope that it will encourage the ongoing preservation of these fine historical vessels.