Jeff's Attic

12/02/2025

10/31/2023

Need a van - we have 3 - call us today to book and schedule!!!

Our van is in and ready to rent - call 716-773-2000 or www.jeffsattic.com and click on the Uhaul rental and supplies link. We have moving supplies as well at our store at 1763 Baseline Rd - Grand Island, NY 14072

Also if you need a truck for your student that’s out of state we can arrange the move even if you aren’t picking up or dropping off at our location.

We can also reserve storage anywhere in the country on the Uhaul network.

06/22/2023

05/20/2023

We have everything you need to move - Jeff’s Attic Self Storage an Uhaul affiliated dealer. Jeff's Attic U-Haul 1763 Baseline Rd; Suite 100; Grand Island, NY

04/04/2023

Our van is in and ready to rent - call 716-773-2000 or www.jeffsattic.com and click on the Uhaul rental and supplies link. We have moving supplies as well at our store at 1763 Baseline Rd - Grand Island, NY 14072

Also if you need a truck for your student that’s out of state we can arrange the move even if you aren’t picking up or dropping off at our location.

We can also reserve storage anywhere in the country on the Uhaul network.

01/10/2023

We always have one available at our location on Grand Island!!!

Cargo van rentals are perfect for running errands, small in-town moves, managing a small business or taking home supplies for home improvement projects.

11/01/2022

Happy Halloween! 🎃

11/01/2022

We have car covers for all makes and models - cover your summer car for winter. Call us at 716-773-2000 - hit option 2 for Jeff’s attic self storage.

Continuously striving to deliver exemplary professional storage services that best suit each of our customer’s unique needs.

Store more Stress less!

06/30/2022

We have boxes, tape, additional moving supplies and trucks!! Everything you need in one location - call 716-773-2000 to reserve a truck, rent storage or buy supplies. If you are renting a truck from anywhere to anywhere let us know we can arrange the reservation and get you on your way!!!

05/31/2022

Our largest storage space just opened up - it’s 20x30 - 2 - 10x30 units side by side. $400 mo.

Nice for a small contractor - fits 2 cars easily. No electric or utilities.

03/13/2022

Charlotte Washington Dett (1862-1937) was a suffragist, human rights advocate, community leader, and boarding house proprietor who was highly active in the women’s club movement. Historians have described Dett as “a gracious woman of high ideals with a commanding, forceful personality” and as “representative of the quintessential African American clubwoman of her time.”

During her lifetime, Dett held memberships with several social, political, and fraternal organizations, including the National Association of Women's Clubs, Empire State Federation of Women's Clubs, the Phyllis Wheatley Club (1932 President), Women's Republican Club (Executive Board member), Order of Eastern Star (officer), Bison City Court of Calanthe, Knights of Pythias, the Queen Esther Household of Ruth (officer), and The Niagara Political Club, among many others. An active Republican, Dett served as a Republican committeewoman in 1828-1933.

From her home in Niagara Falls, Dett traveled extensively to promote the rights of women and African Americans. In 1920, she was appointed parliamentarian of the Women’s National Association meeting in Tuskegee, Alabama, attended by more than 700 women from across the nation. In 1922, she and Mary Talbert addressed an audience in Richmond, Virginia about the need of African Americans to raise funds to preserve the Washington, D.C. home of Frederick Douglass. Locally, she organized political rallies in support of Republican candidates and agitated for women’s suffrage.

Born in Drummondsville, Ontario, Canada in 1862, Dett moved to Niagara Falls, New York in 1893. By 1900, she and her husband had separated, and Dett owned and managed a 17-room boarding house on her own while raising two surviving sons. Two other sons died in childhood. Her boarding house catered to the growing number of African American tourists and Black migrants to Niagara Falls. Guests included Madame C. J. Walker, the first American woman to be a self-made millionaire, and Mary McLeod Bethune, who would go on to hold a cabinet position in President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s administration.

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving!!!!! Go Bills!!!