The Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park is a historic museum located on the shores of Lake Erie in Buffalo, New York. As the largest inland Naval Park in the country, it offers a unique and educational family experience. The park showcases four decommissioned Naval vessels that played significant roles in various military conflicts throughout American history.

Visitors have the opportunity to explore the USS Little Rock, USS Sullivans, and USS Croaker, all of which offer insight into the bravery and sacrifice of the US Armed Forces. Additionally, the museum features an outdoor exhibit yard, monuments, and a garden, providing a comprehensive understanding of maritime history. The park is committed to promoting respect, collaboration, and understanding among all Americans.

It recently released a thought-provoking short film titled What Does it Mean to be an American? which highlights the qualities that unite us as a nation. The Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park invites visitors to attend special events, such as Fantail Flicks, which screen classic movies and behind-the-scenes curator tours. It also has a ships store where visitors can purchase Buffalo Naval Park gear.

By supporting the park, either through donations or becoming a member, visitors can play a role in preserving American history and honoring the brave individuals who served in the military