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Lyceum Theater demolished.
1935 Alan Chester Valentine named fourth president of U. of R.
Cornerstone of Rundel Memorial Building laid.
Record rainstorm caused great damage.
Twenty-fifth anniversary of Rochester Exposition celebrated.
New Elmwood Ave. bridge dedicated and opened.
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CHRONOLOGY
1936 Strong Memorial Hospital observed 10th anniver- sary, Jan. 10.
Wood panel, Last Supper, by Alois Lang, placed in new chapel of Colgate-Rochester Divinity School. Moseley-Motley flour mills closed after 73 years.
Rundel Library opened.
Rose show held by Rochester Rose Society.
Open-air opera series started, June 20.
Trial of Idaho, mongrel pup, for murder attracted national attention.
Samuel Southgate Memorial Chapel, Colgate-Roch- ester Divinity School dedicated.
$35,000 refracting telescope (Peltier Comet) for Bausch and Lomb Building completed in August. President Franklin D. Roosevelt visited city.
Bodies removed from St. Patrick's Cemetery.
Dolomite II, motorship, blocked Barge Canal for 15 hours.
Bank deposits increased in Rochester in 1936 more than $12,000,000 over 1935.
1937 International Convention of Scientific Photography met.
Whittlesey House donated to City as historical shrine.
St. Patrick's Cathedral property acquired by Eastman Kodak Company.
Two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Denonville expedition observed.
Rochester Exposition and Monroe County Fair com- bined.
Publication of Rochester Journal and Post Express suspended.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
DESCRIPTIVE AND GENERAL
Burrill, S. P. Rochester, the City Beautiful, Rochester, 1911.
Chamber of Commerce. Rochester, 1906, Rochester, 1906.
Elliott, Chas. S. Rochester Knockings (Spiritualism), New York, 1852. Hungerford, Edward. Rochester, A Good Town to Live In, Rochester, 1923. Jordon, J. Murray. Rochester, the Flower City, Philadelphia, 1905.
Marsh, Capt. H. P. Rochester and Its Early Canal Days, Rochester, 1923. McMahon, J. The Rochester Mystery-Strange Disappearance of Miss Emma Moore, Rochester, 1855.
O'Connor, Joseph. The Rochesterian, Rochester, 1911.
Ogden, C. E. History of The Rochester Flag, Rochester, 1914.
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Robinson, E. Atlas of the City of Rochester and Monroe County. Thirty-four double maps, New York City, 1888.
Rochester, Illustrated, Rochester 1899.
Rochester Association, Rochester Building, Rochester, 1930.
Rochester Academy of Science, Rochester, 1889-1937.
Rochester Athenaeum do Mechanics Institute (Reports 1859-1937). Rochester. Rochester Business Institute, Commemorating 70th Anniversary. Rochester, 1933. Rochester, The Public Parks of the City of. Rochester, 1888-1937.
Van Ingen, Hendrick. The Houses We Live In or Desire, Rochester, 1915. Ward, E. J. The Social Center, Rochester, 1913.
AMUSEMENTS
Elwood, George May. Early Amusements in Rochester, Rochester, 1894.
Raitt, Charles B. Survey of Recreational Facilities of Rochester, Rochester, 1929.
ARCHAEOLOGY
Houghton, Frederick. Archaeology of the Genesee Country, Rochester, 1922. Morgan, Lewis Henry. The League of the Iroquois. New York, 1851.
Parker, Arthur C. Archaeological History of New York, New York State Arch- aeological Society, Albany, 1922.
Ritchie, William A. Algonkin Sequence in New York, Rochester, 1932.
Ritchie, William A. Some Algonkin and Iroquois Camp Sites Around Rochester, Rochester, 1927.
BIOGRAPHY
Bragdon, George Chandler. Notable Men of Rochester and Vicinity, Rochester, 1902.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Centennial Celebration of 1934, Rochester, 1934.
Clarke, J. S. Biographical Record of the City of Rochester, Chicago, 1902.
Kelsey, John. Lives and Reminiscences of the Pioneers of Rochester and Western New York, Rochester, 1854.
Peck, W. F. Semi-Centennial History of Rochester, Syracuse, 1884. Wile, Isaac. The Jews of Rochester, Rochester, 1912.
CEMETERIES
Angevine, Edward. Mount Hope Cemetery-Guide and Handbook, Rochester, 1885.
CHARTER
Bureau of Municipal Research. Memorandum on Model Charter, Rochester, 1925.
Weller, W. Earle. Outline of Rochester's Charter, Rochester, 1925.
Weller, W. Earle. Rochester's Charter, Its History, Rochester, 1933.
CHURCHES
Ward, Ferdinand De Wilton. Ecclesiastical History of Rochester, 1812-1891, Rochester, 1892.
COURTS
Homer, Thomas J. Juvenile Court Laws of the United States, New York, 1910.
DIRECTORIES
Rochester and Surrounding Towns-Dau's Blue Book, 1901-1922.
Rochester Blue Book with Suburban Cities, 1923-1935, Springfield Gardens, N. Y. Rochester and Monroe County Business Directory. Rochester, issued annually.
EDUCATION
Board of Education. Adult Education in the Public Schools, Rochester, 1922. Board of Education, Cost of Public School Education, Rochester, 1923.
Board of Education. Functioning of the Public School Program, Rochester, 1927. Board of Education. Our Schools and Their Future, Rochester, 1925.
Board of Education. Scope of Adult Education Program in Rochester, Rochester, 1934.
Board of Education. The Continuation School, Rochester, 1922.
Board of Education. The Senior High School, Rochester, 1922.
Board of Education. Your Child in Your School-Special Schools and Special Classes, Rochester, 1922.
Ellis, Mabel Brown. The Visiting Teacher in Rochester, New York City, 1925. Gibbons, Alice W. Tests in the Social Studies in Senior High Schools in Rochester, Iowa City, 1920.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Rochester Theological Seminary. The Record: Rauschenbusch Number, Novem- ber 1918.
ENGINEERING AND MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS
Bartholomew, Harland. A Civic Center for Rochester, St. Louis, 1920.
Bartholomew, Harland. A Major Street Plan for Rochester, St. Louis, 1929. Bureau of Municipal Research. Report on Construction of Local Improvements in Rochester, Rochester, 1918.
Howe, Henry L. Rochester-A City of Progress, Rochester, 1934.
Rochester. City Planning: Rochester's Next Important Task, 1926.
Rochester. The Public Parks of the City of Rochester, 1888-1904, Rochester, 1915.
GEOLOGY
Fairchild, Herman Le Roy. Geologic Story of the Genesee Valley and Western New York, Rochester, 1928.
Fairchild, Herman Le Roy. Glacial Waters in Central New York, New York State Museum Bulletin 127, Albany, 1909.
Fairchild, Herman Le Roy. The Pinnacle Hills, Proceedings Rochester Academy of Science, Vol. 6, pp. 141-194, Nov. 1923.
Fairchild, Herman Le Roy. The Rochester Canyon and the Genesee River Base Levels. Proceedings Rochester Academy of Science, Vol. 6, pp. 1-55. Nov. 1919.
Goldring, Winifred. Handbook of Paleontology for Beginners and Amateurs, Part 2: The Formations. New York State Museum Handbook 10. Illus- trated, Albany, 1931.
Grabau, A. W. Geology and Paleontology of Niagara Falls and Vicinity. New York State Museum Bulletin 45. Illustrated, Albany, 1901.
Hartnagel, C. A. Geologic Map of the Rochester and Ontario Beach Quadrangles. New York State Museum Bulletin 114. Albany, 1907.
Kindle, E. M. and F. B. Taylor. Niagara Folio, New York. Geologic Atlas of the U. S., No. 190. Illustrated. Washington, 1913.
Miller, W. J. The Geological History of New York State. New York State Museum Bulletin 255. Illustrated. Albany, 1924.
Newland, D. H. The Gypsum Resources and Gypsum Industry of New York. New York State Museum Bulletin 283. Illustrated. Albany, 1929.
HARBOR
Monroe County Regional Planning Board. Survey and Plans for Port Develop- ment, 1932.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
HISTORIC HOUSES
Memorial Art Gallery, A Century of Rochester Interiors-Centennial Exhibi- tion. Rochester, 1934.
HISTORY -
Allen, John Gamaliel. History of Rochester in Verse. Rochester, 1927. Bingeman, Melissa E. Pictures of Rochester in Verse. Rochester, 1930. Devoy, John. History of the City of Rochester. Rochester, 1895.
Doty, Lockwood R. History of the Genesee Country. Chicago, 1925. Fisher, G. W. Early History of Rochester, 1810-1827. Rochester, 1860.
Foreman, Edward R., Editor, Publication Fund Service, History of Rochester.
Rochester Historical Society, Vols. I-XIV, 1922-36.
Hooker, Elon Huntington. Historical Souvenir of the Valley of The Genesee, Rochester, 1933.
Johnson, Rossiter. The Grandest Playground in the World, Rochester, 1918. Logan, M. Frances. Stories of Rochester, Rochester, 1914.
Ogden, C. E. and T. T. Swinburne, Compiled and edited by. Centennial Day Celebration, Rochester, New York, 1912.
O'Reilly, Henry. Sketches of Rochester, Rochester, 1838.
Paine Drug Company. Pioneer Days of Rochester. Illustrated. Rochester, 1925. Parker, Arthur C. Centennial Almanac, 1834-1934. Rochester, 1934.
Parker, Jenny Marsh. Rochester: A Story Historical, Rochester, 1884.
Peck, William. Landmarks of Monroe County, Boston, 1895.
Peck, Wm. F. History of Rochester and Monroe County, Chicago, 1908.
Peck, Wm. F. Semi-Centennial History of Rochester, Rochester, 1884.
Rochester Historical Society-Publication Fund Series. 14 volumes, 1922-36.
Rochester Chamber of Commerce. One Hundred Years, A Century of Commerce in Rochester, 1934.
Rochester in History: with portraits and our part in the World War, Limited Edition, Rochester, 1922.
Speare, Jack W. In Rochester: 100 Years Ago and Now, 1831-1931, Rochester, 1931.
Strong, Augustus Hopkins. Reminiscenses of Early Rochester. Rochester, 1916. Swinburne, Thomas Thackery. Rochester in Song and Verse, Rochester, 1924.
IMMIGRATION
Finch, Charles Edgar. Rochester Plan of Immigrant Education, Albany, 1916. Pfafflin, Herman. Hundred Years' Story of the German Nationality in Rochester, Rochester, 1915.
Italian Directory, Rochester, 1931.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
Bartholomew, Harland. Railroad and Water-Borne Transportation Facilities of Rochester, St. Louis, 1930.
Chamber of Commerce. Civic and Industrial Survey of Rochester, Rochester, 1929.
Chamber of Commerce. Rochester, the City of Varied Industries (with directory of manufacturers ) 1915.
Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester, the City Photographic, Rochester, 1909.
MARKETS
Baker, Harold W. Report on Survey of Rochester Public Markets, Rochester, 1927.
MUSIC
Cowell, Henry. American Composers in American Music. Stanford University Press, 1933.
Eastman School of Music Bulletin, 1922-1937.
Ewen, David. Composers of Today. New York, 1934.
Institute of Musical Art, Rochester, 1918.
Wyndham, Henry Saxe. Who's Who in Music, London, 1915.
SOCIAL AGENCIES
Council of Social Agencies, Bureau of Municipal Research and Department of Sociology, University of Rochester. Cost and Volume of Social Work in Rochester. Rochester, 1930.
New York Council of Social Agencies, Rochester, 1932.
Rochester Community Chest, Record of 15 years to 1933. Rochester, 1933.
Rochester Friendly Home (founded 1849) Rochester, 1933.
Van Landt, Raymond Peter. Handbook of Social Agencies of Rochester, Roch- ester, 1928.
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Rosenberger, Jesse Leonard. Rochester, the Making of a University, Chicago, 1925.
Slater, John Rothwell. Rochester at Seventy-Five. Rochester, 1925.
Slater, John Rothwell. University of Rochester War Service Record, Rochester, 1919.
Smith, Hugh A. University of Rochester: Story of Expansion and Its Background, Rochester, 1930.
Rochester, 1936. University School of Medicine and Dentistry, First Decade, 1926-36.
University of Rochester Catalog, 1850-1936.
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INDEX
PAGE
PAGE
Abbott, George F.,
134
Athenaeum,
58, 184
Abolitionists, 62, 67, 280, 407
Athletic Fields,
30
Academy of Music & Art, 124
Aurora,
396
Academy of Sacred Music,
115
Automobiles,
62, 64
Adams Basin,
286
Auto Trailer Camps,
29
Adams' Brass Band,
115
Averell, James G.,
225
Adventist Church,
92
Aviation, 65, 378
Advertiser,
152
Aviation schools, 24, 65
Airport, 24, 65, 328
Babbitt, B. T., 414
Alden, Isabella McDonald,
130
Babcock house (Brighton), 280
Baker, Frances A., 436
Ball, Mrs. T. Austin, 129
184
Allen "Indian" (see Ebenezer)
Banks,
50
Allen's Mills,
51, 190, 200
Bare Hill,
365
Allen, Seneca,
83
Barge Canal,
45, 69
Allison, Oscar W.,
78
Barnard,
282
Alton 405, 416
Amalgamated Cloth. Workers, 106
Barrows, G. Storrs,
14
Amer. Composers Concert Ser., 120
Barrows, Howard, 150
American Federation of Labor, 113
Barrows School Saving Plan,
150
Barry, Philip,
134
Barton, Clara,
352
Anecdotes of Rochester,
73
Baseball,
31
Animal Cemetery,
329
Basom,
323
Anthony Memorial Hall,
184
Batavia,
323
Anthony, Susan B.,
62
Battle of Charlotte,
85
67, 73, 104, 183, 225, 392
67
Bausch-Lomb Memorial Bldg.,
220
Apple Blossom Festival,
38
Appleseed Johnny,
289
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.,
49
Appy, Henry, 116
107, 165, 167, 200, 220
Aqueducts,
54,97,199
Bay View,
408
Aquinas Institute,
150
Beers, J. B.,
78
Area of Rochester,
43
Belov, Samuel,
122
Armory,
178
Bergen,
317
Arnold, George,
122
Bergen Swamp,
318
Art Club,
123, 125
Arthur, Chester A.,
335
Bevier, Mrs. Susan,
194
Artifacts,
267
Bicknell Houses, 197
292, 329, 385, 393, 397
Avon, 345
Alasa Farms, 406
Algonkian Indians, 267, 393
Allen, Ebenezer,
51
52, 79, 83, 245, 329
Bank of Rochester,
Barnard, Jehiel, 84, 147
Anderson, Martin B., 124, 216, 223 Anderson Park, 172
217, 225
Battle Island State Park, 421
Bausch, John Jacob, 62, 166
Anti-Saloon League,
Bausch Memorial Bridge, 165
Bevier Memorial Bldg., 125, 194
Bicycle Club, 64
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PAGE
Big Tree Treaty,
344
Caledonia State Fish Hatchery, 68
Bird Sanctuaries,
266
328, 332
Birds-and-Worms,
409
Bishop and Codding,
Camera Works,
202
Bishop, Anna,
116
Camp Pioneer,
386
Bishop's Wax Works,
58
Canadians in Rochester,
48
Blackwell, Antoinette Brown,
361
Canandaigua, 275, 360, 366, 372
Bloomer, Amelia,
392
373
Bluff Point,
376
Board of Education,
148, 190
Canadice Lake,
357
Board of Health,
95
Canoeing, 178
Boat Building,
55
Carborundum Co., 309
Boody, Azariah,
217
Carheil, Stephen de,
398
Boughton Hill,
271, 367, 372
Carlton,
314
Boy Scouts,
162, 359, 386
Boyd and Parker, 101, 343
128
Bradley, Dr. Hugh,
150
Bradstreet, General, 411
Carthage,
53, 88
bridge,
54, 88
Railroad,
55
Brant, Joseph,
369
Brew, Lewis,
166
Cassebeer, Walter H., 143, 145, 166
Bridle trails and paths,
33
Castile, 336
53
Brighton,
52, 277, 368
Brisay, Jacques-Rene de,
272
Catherine's Town, 387
Bristol Center,
364
Cave of the Winds, 308
Hills,
363
Cavelier, Rene Robert, 272
399
Valley,
360
Castle,
398
Broad Street,
69
Broad Street bridge,
199
Brockport,
131, 292, 318
State Normal,
319
Centennial Century of Progress, 70
Brock's Monument,
310
Brooks, George S.,
134
Brown Bros. Nurseries,
62
Brown, Francis,
53, 84
Brule, Etienne,
271
Charlotte High School, 211
Buckbees Corners,
280
Charlotte lighthouse, 211
Buffalo Road,
54
Charters of Rochester, 70
398
Burton Hall,
221
Chesbrough Seminary,
316
Burton, Henry Fairfield,
216, 221
Child house, 141, 193, 194
Busses,
24
Child, Jonathan, 71, 194
65
Buttermilk Falls State Park,
395
Children's Plays,
120
Byron Center,
326
Childs, 302
Cadillac Hotel,
29
Chili, 280
Caledonia,
334
Chili Center, 280
45
Briggs Gully,
34
Castletown,
Catharine Strong Hall, 217, 225
Springs,
364
Cayuga,
Indian village,
395
Lake,
391, 393, 397
State Park, 392
Central Trades & Labor Council, 113 Chamber of Commerce, 36, 119, 161 Chapman, Lucy, 79, 83
Charlotte, 52, 85, 94
Buffalo Road cemetery, 94
Chaumonot, Joseph,
Bureau of Municipal Research, 156
Chenusssio, 344
Butler, Col. John,
98
Children's Pavilion,
Carnegie Laboratory Building, 224 Carroll, Major Charles, 53, 184, 275 Carter, Lincoln J., 134
Bragdon, Claude F.,
138
145, 162, 164, 194
Casconchiagon,
Carmer, Carl, 132, 363
Bradbury, William B.,
Academy, Lake, 364
77
Calendar of Annual Events, 38
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450
INDEX
PAGE
PAGE
Chimney Bluff,
417
Cornell University, 395
Cholera,
94, 100
Cortland,
132
Christy's Minstrels,
116
Council of Social Agencies, 156
Chrysanthemum Show,
39
Council Rock,
82
Churchville,
291, 315, 316
County Board of Supervisors,
275
Churchville County Park,
31, 317
Cigarette Machine, 77
County Government,
57, 274
City Hall,
192
City Hall Annex,
199
City Manager,
72
Court St. bridge,
47, 199
Civic Music Association,
115
Crapsey, Adelaide,
129
117, 119
Civic Orchestra,
119, 120
Clapp, Martin,
215
Crosman Seed Co.,
291
Cultural life,
57, 115
Culver house,
140, 176
Clarissa Street bridge,
47, 187
Clark, Asa,
301
Clarkson,
281, 299, 319
Clifton,
281
Clifton Springs,
390
Climate,
35, 257
Cutler Union,
224, 225
Clinton,
123
Clinton, Gov. De Witt,
301
Cyclones, 101
Daily Advertiser, 100
Daily Union,
152
Clothiers' Exchange, 106
Dansville,
352
Clothing industry,
106
D. A. R. House, 141, 195
Clune, Henry W.,
133
De Casson (Jesuit Missionary), 272
Clyde, 400
Delco Appliance Corp., 49, 111
Democrat, 135
Democrat d' Chronicle, 151, 197
Dennis, James Hogarth, 125
Cobbs Hill Park, 30
Dennison, William, 84
Cobbs Hill Reservoir, 179
Denonville, Marquis De
98
Codding, Milo, 77
272, 361, 371, 372, 410, 411
Dental Clinic,
167
Dental Dispensary, 110
172, 208, 234, 235
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, 139, 181
Community Chest, 157, 162
Community Gun Club, 33
Community Music Festivals, 119
Devil's Hole State Park, 304
Community Operas, 120
Dewey, Dr. Chester, 147, 215, 220
Dewey Hall, 220
Conant, Thomas J.,
216
Conesus Lake,
350
Conesus, 354
Connecticut Gore, 301
Conservation (Game) 265, 359
Convention & Publicity Bureau, 100
Corinthian Hall, 58, 91, 116
Despatch (original name of East Rochester), 291
De Veaux Military Academy, 30
Diocese of Rochester, 202, 208, 209 Dolomite, 263
282, 288, 294, 304, 315
Dolomite Marine Corp., 55, 315
Dossenbach, Herman, 117, 119
Dossenbach, Theodore, 117
Douglas Pectin Corp., 290
276
County Manager, 275
Court House
57, 190, 275
Crescent Beach, 407
Crosby Hall,
221
Clara Barton Chapter, Red Cross,
67, 352
Culver, Oliver, 176
Cumorah Hill, 155, 403
Curtiss, Glen H.,
378
Cutler, James G., 75, 145, 224 75
Cutler Mail Chute Co.,
Cuylerville, 101, 343
Clinton-Sullivan (see Sullivan campaign)
Coates, Albert, 120
Cobblestone houses, 139
288, 299, 302, 335, 350, 371, 416
Colby, Eugene C., 124
Coldwater,
281
Community Play House, 29
County Buildings,
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PAGE
Fairchild, Dr. Herman Leroy, 138
Fair Haven Beach State Park, 413
422
Fairport, 290
Falls View Bridge, 310
Dufferin Islands,
310
Farm Bureau, 265
Dumpling Hill,
329
Durand, Dr. Henry, 171
Durand-Eastman Park, 30
31, 47, 171, 284
Eagle Tavern, 58
East Avon,
347, 350
East Penfield,
288
East Rochester, 290, 291
38
Easter Flower Show, Eastman, George,
119
Fish, John P., 83
83
Fishing, 32
Fitzhugh, Col. William,
53
Eastman Kodak Co.,
107, 202
83, 184, 275
Five Corners,
389
Five Points,
291
Flint,
380
Float Bridge,
413
Floods,
63, 66, 95
Flora,
261, 367
Eastman Theatre, 29, 217, 227, 231
Flour City, 54, 55
Ebsary Company, 331
Economic development, 50, 103
Food industry,
107
Football,
32
Edgerton Park, 30, 213
Forbes, Edith Willis,
128
Ford Hotel,
28
Forest Lawn,
293, 407
Fort de Sables,
410
Ellis, Harvey,
125
Ellison Park, 33, 98, 280, 410
Fort Ontario, 421
Fountain pen, invented in Roch- ester, 77
Four Corners,
43
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist,
194
Fox hunts of Genesee Valley,
344
Fox, John D.,
90
Fox Sisters,
90, 156, 195
Frankfort, 53
Free Academy,
124
Evans, George,
83
Frisbie, John J., 65
Frost, Elizabeth Hollister, 130
Fruitland, 414
Furnaceville, 414
Evening Times,
152
Exports, 49, 55
Gaines,
302
Galinee, Father Rene de, 272
Exposition, 39
First Federal votes cast by women, 73
Fish hatcheries, 68, 328, 332, 367
161, 171, 176, 200, 207, 216, 219, 223, 229
Eastman House,
176
Eastman, Maria Kilbourn,
231
Eastman Memorial, 207
Eastman School of Music, 115
119, 131, 149, 217, 227, 229, 230 Eastman School Symphony Orchestra, 230
Edgerton, Mayor Hiram, 69
Edison Technical High School, 148 Egypt, 289, 402
Elba, 326
Ellwanger & Barry Nurseries, 61
65, 96
Elmwood Avenue bridge, 45
Elwood Block, 75
Enfield Glen State Park, 395
Engineering Bldg., (U. of R.) 221
English in Rochester, 48
Erie Canal, 54, 69, 88, 97, 100 Erie R. R. (see Railroads)
Euterpe Club, 117
Evening Express, 152
Evening Journal & Post Express, 151
Douglass, Frederick, 62
135, 165, 280, 358
Dresden, 379, 386
Driving Park Ave. Bridge, 47, 169
Driving Park race track,
96
Farmington, 402
Faulkner, Barry,
233
Faulkner, Daniel, 352 Fauna, 262, 359, 367
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 174
Fish, Col. Josiah,
Flower City, 58, 61
Fort Niagara, 297, 312
452
INDEX
PAGE
Gallery of Fine Arts,
124
Gordon & Kaelber, 145
Galt, John,
127
162, 173, 187, 199, 219, 225, 227
Gandachisagon,
271
Gorham, Nathaniel, 373
Gandagaro,
372
Government,
70
Gannett, Frank E.,
152
Grand View Beach,
299
Gannett Hill,
365
Granges,
282, 283, 291, 293, 316
Garbutt,
294, 330
Greece,
282, 298
Gardeau Flats,
79, 339
Green, Samuel,
216
Garden clubs,
38
Green, Seth,
68, 409
Gareissen, Oscar,
119
Greentree, Meyer,
105
Garland,
281
Greigsville,
335
Garrett Memorial Chapel,
377
Greiner, Henry
117, 119
Gas & Electric Co.,
165
Growth of Industry,
45, 103
Gypsum,
263, 294, 326, 330, 331
Gates,
281
Gates Center,
316
Gates, Horatio,
316
General Hospital,
95
General Railway Signal Co., 49, 110
343
Hanford, Abraham,
330
Hanford, Rear Admiral,
330
Genesee Valley Club, 174
Hanford's Landing,
52, 53
Genesee Valley Museum, 337
Hannibal,
418
Genesee Valley Trust Bldg., 145, 199
Hargous house,
368
Harris, Ira,
216
Geneseo,
344
State Normal School,
344
Harrison, Guy Fraser,
120
Geneva,
380, 382
Hart & Vick Nurseries,
290
Geneva Academy,
383
Genundawa,
366
Hawthorne, Nathaniel,
56, 127
Genushio, 79
Hayward Hotel,
29
Geography of Monroe Co., 251
Hector,
388
Geology, 259, 337, 352, 387, 394
Hector Falls,
388
Germania Hall,
116
Hemlock Lake,
356
Germans in Rochester,
48
Hemlock,
356
Hennepin, Father,
307, 412
Gilbert, Grove S.,
123
Hennepin View,
307
Gilmore, Joseph E.,
128, 216
Henrietta,
284
Gilmore Park (Indian Falls),
323
Girl Scouts,
162
Herdle, George L.,
123
Glaciers,
259
Glass Blowers Association,
113
Herzog, Lester W., 325
Hickson, Lawrence G., 153
Hieronymo, Mother, 209
Glen Iris Inn,
337
Highbanks of the Genesee, 334
Glenora Falls,
386
Highland Park, 30, 47, 61, 65, 181 Hiking trails,
33
Goat Island,
307
Hildreth, Samuel, 54
Goler, Dr. George W.,
435
Hill, David Jayne,
136, 216
Golf, 31, 283
Hill, Fred W., 277
Goossens, Eugene,
120
Hillside Home for Children, 179
283, 319
Hamlin Center, Hamlin Station,
319
Hammondsport, 370, 378
Genesee Valley Park, 30, 31, 47, 185
Hanson, Dr. Howard,
120, 230
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary,
356
Harris Seed Co.,
316
Hatch, Jessie W.,
103
Herald, 152
Hermit's Cascade, 308
Gleason Works,
49,108
Glen Haven,
408
Glen Park, 397
173, 221, 279
Hamlin, 283, 314
Hamlin Beach Park, 316, 320
Genesee Castle,
Genesee fever (see malaria)
58, 61, 116
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Hilton,
288, 321
Iris Farm,
402
Hincher, William,
52
Irish in Rochester,
48
Hinds, Paul,
122
Irondequoit,
284
Hiram Sibley Building,
173
Bay,
408
Historical Society,
13
257
Hobart College,
383
98
Hobby Clubs,
213
Iron ore,
263
Hobby Show,
39
Iroquois League, 98, 137, 266
Hochstein, David,
122
Italians in Rochester,
48
Holland Land Co.,
301, 323
Ithaca,
391, 394
Hollanders of Rochester,
48
Ithaca College,
395
Holmes, Mary Jane,
131, 319
Iturbi, Jose,
120
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery,
209
Jackson, Helen Hunt,
342
Home Bureau,
162
Jannewein, Paul,
231
Honeoye,
358
Jemison, Mary,
79, 245, 339
Honeoye Falls,
285, 362
Jesuit Missionaries,
307
Honeoye Lake,
358
344, 355, 371, 398, 399, 412
Honeymoon Trail,
298
Jewett, Simeon B.,
301
Hopeman Memorial Chimes,
219
Jews of Rochester,
48, 106
Hopkins, Harry L.,
9,13
Jitney busses,
64
Horgan, Paul,
131
Johnson, Elisha,
98
Horsey, Richard,
251
Johnson, Hunter, 121
Hospitals, List of,
37
Johnson, Rossiter,
128, 135
Hotel Rochester,
28
Johnson, Sir William, 98, 273, 411 Jones, Reuben D., 147
Journal, 153
Howells, William Dean, 11, 127
J. Y. M. A.,
162
Hundred Acre Tract, 52, 53, 189
J. Y. W. A.,
162
Kalbfleish, John H.,
116
Kashong,
385
Kearney, Patrick,
105
Kech's Farm,
402
Ignorance Club,
68
Kendall,
283, 314
Immigration,
37, 58
Inch, Herbert,
121
Kennan, Kent,
121
Keuka College,
376
Indian Falls,
322, 323
Indian folklore,
267, 365
Indian Landing
34
52, 98, 280, 410, 411
King Ferry, 396
King's Landing (see Hanford's Landing)
Klingenberg Alf., 119
Kodak Park, 203
Kuckville, 314
Labor,
110
La Conception (Jesuit Mission),
271
Institute of Applied Optics, 220
Lafayette, Marquis de, 100
Institute of Musical Art, 119, 229 Interlaken, 393
368, 369, 383
Lake Bluff,
417
Lake Dana, 258
Iola Sanatorium, 276
Keuka Lake,
370, 375
Kilbourn Hall,
229, 231
Kimball Tobacco Co., 78, 199
Indian Spring, 395
Indian trails about Rochester 363
Industry, 49, 103, 106
Ingersoll, Robert G., 379, 386
Inspiration Point (Irondequoit), 410
28
Hotel Seneca,
Houston Tavern, 299
Hungerford, Edward, 133
Hunting, 32, 344
Hydesville, 90, 156, 195, 405
Hydro-Electric Power Plant, 310
Kendrick, Asahel C.,
127, 215
Indians, 87, 98, 266, 361, 367
Inspiration Point (Letchworth Park), 339
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Valley, Creek,
454
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Lake Ontario Water Co., 279
Manitou, 282
Lake Riley, 178
Manitou Beach,
299
Lake Shore Country Club, 321
Lakeville,
354
Lamberton Conservatory, 248, 251
La Salle, Sieur de, 98, 272, 305, 371
Last wolf hunt, 89
Lattimore Hall, 220
League of the Iroquois, (see Iro- quois League)
Leicester, 335
Letchworth, Dr. Wm. P., 337
Letchworth Park,
334, 336
Levanna,
397
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