Interested in fun facts and the history of Angola, NY?
Then read on!
- Angola was originally settled by the Erie Indians, and the village was later named after the African country of the same name during a period of colonization.
- The population of Angola has been steadily growing since the 1900s and currently stands at around 2,100 residents.
- The village of Angola is home to the Evans Municipal Airport, which offers private and commercial aviation services.
- There are several parks and public spaces in Angola, including Centennial Park, Wilbur Park, and Bennett Beach State Park.
- Angola is known for its annual festival, known as the Angola Community Days, which takes place every July and includes parades, food vendors, live music, and a carnival.
- The village is located on the shores of Lake Erie, which provides recreation opportunities for residents and visitors, as well as scenic views of the lake and adjacent beaches.