November 9, 1906 – The Poiadza family became the first Albanian family to settle in Jamestown, symbolizing the diverse immigration that has enriched Chautauqua County over the years. As newcomers built lives here, they brought cultural diversity and contributed to the fabric of the local community.

November 9, 1965 – A major power blackout struck the Northeast, including Chautauqua County. This event highlighted the need for infrastructure improvements in the power grid, leading to efforts across the country to strengthen electrical resilience.

November 10, 1894 – John Philip Sousa, the “March King,” brought his renowned brass band to the Jamestown Armory, treating residents to patriotic marches and classical pieces. His visit is remembered as one of the highlights in Jamestown’s musical history, inspiring a local love for brass music that lives on through community bands and parades.