Local archaeologists are working to understand history According to Bill Middleton, an associate professor of archaeology at Rochester Institute of Technology, there are many misconceptions
Treasure hunting with the ROC Diggers Good friends Doug Craven and Steve Schalabba have pretty incredible day jobs. Craven is a kindergarten teacher with the
Surprising local monuments to once-famous people and deeds Hiding in plain sight in the Rochester area are numerous out-of-the-way memorials to people and events that
Frank Lloyd Wright designed just one building in Rochester. “There’s a certain serenity in the house,” explains Jane Parker, who owns East Boulevard’s Boynton House
The Avenue Blackbox has been a special place since opening its doors in June 2018. Now celebrating its fifth season, “The Ave” is a safe and
If you’re from Brockport, you probably know about Fannie Barrier Williams. But most of us don’t recognize the name, despite her former status as a national
Angelina Hilton has been traveling back to the reservation in Kansas every year since she was a little girl. She recently made the decision to
The wide sands of Omaha Beach remain empty and still undeveloped today, allowing visitors to imagine World War II’s D-Day invasion. Derek Matina, a history
“And the secret garden bloomed and bloomed and every morning revealed new miracles.”— Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden Every year, the summer sun returns
