The Buffalo Bills began to play competitively as one of the charter members of the American Football Conference in 1960. With AFC, the team won their first title in 1964 and successfully defended it in 1965. They have also won 4 AFC championships consecutively. When the AFL merged with the National Football League, the team remained active. They hold the distinction of being the only NFL team to compete in 4 Super Bowl games -- consecutively. The Bills took their name from an eponymous football franchise that played for the All-American Football Conference. This team was in turn named after 'Buffalo Bill' William Frederick Cody. They play home games in New York state, the NFL team to do so.
The Queen City Buffalo, New York is the territory of the Bills. It's one of the most populous cities in the state, boasting of robust growth in education and health care. The City of Trees is also one of the most beautiful in the region, being home to over 20 parks. Due to its location as a water front city, Buffalo is also a favorite among tourists because of its potential for many social activities. It is home to the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, the Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Burchfield-Penney Art Center and CEPA Gallery. Tourists also join locals yearly for the Elmwood Festival of the Arts and the Allentown Art Festival. It is also home to some of the best and pioneering architectural works in the country, including the Hotel Buffalo, the HH Richardson Comples, the Guaranty Building and several buildings designed by architecture great Frank Lloyd Wright.
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