Buffalo Kids

In 1886, Mary and Tom, two young orphans from Ireland, set foot on American soil with nothing but hope in their hearts and the dream of a better life. After disembarking from an ocean liner, they find themselves facing an unfamiliar world where they must rely on each other to navigate the challenges ahead.The siblings embark on a transcontinental journey aboard an "Orphan Train," a system that transported homeless and orphaned children from the East Coast to the Midwest in hopes of providing them with new homes and families. As they travel across the vast landscape, Mary and Tom experience the highs and lows of this adventure, encountering diverse characters along the way who each offer their own lessons in kindness, resilience, and the power of human connection.One such person is a young girl named Annie, who shares her own experiences as an orphan and becomes an unlikely friend to Mary and Tom. As their bond deepens, they come to understand the impact that even the most fleeting encounters can have on shaping one's life. Together, they learn to find joy in the journey and discover the strength within themselves that will guide them through the uncertainties of their new lives.This heartwarming tale brings to light the stories of countless children who bravely ventured into the unknown in pursuit of a brighter future, weaving together themes of family, friendship, and the indomitable spirit of the human heart.