History
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Since its opening in 1915, the Polish Union of America's building housed professional and business offices, the inter-war
Polish Consulate, WHLD Polonia Varieties Radio studios, a library, a restaurant, the first headquarters of the Adam Plewacki American Legion Post, a printing company,
a typesetting graphic art establishment, a large balconied auditorium,
and the Polish Union of America general offices.
Page 6...
Since its opening in 1915, the Polish Union of America's building housed professional and business offices, the inter-war
Polish Consulate, WHLD Polonia Varieties Radio studios, a library, a restaurant, the first headquarters of the Adam Plewacki American Legion Post, a printing company,
a typesetting graphic art establishment, a large balconied auditorium,
and the Polish Union of America general offices.
As a keystone in Western New York's Polonia, the Polish Union of America building hosted presidents, top government officials of America and Poland, and many distinguished personalities in various fields.
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