The Buffalo Presidential Center is a museum located on the second floor of the Central branch of the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library in downtown Buffalo.  It houses and displays a large collection of artifacts that highlight Buffalo and Western New York’s connection to the office of the Presidency including Edwin “Rich” Richardson’s vast array of political and historic Americana of more than four decades.

The Buffalo Presidential Center is an organization committed to studying, exploring, interpreting, and increasing public awareness of Buffalo and Western New York’s contribution to the Presidency and national affairs. Our main focus is on Buffalo's two presidents, Millard Fillmore, and Grover Cleveland, but our interest includes other Western New Yorkers who have shaped our nation as leading participants in national government, the judiciary, policymaking, and public affairs.

 Through spotlighting this historical legacy, we hope to promote interest in contemporary issues related to the Presidency and national affairs.