Walter English had a feeling that there was more to his family story than what he was being told. For many Black people there are
In the spring of 2020, I was teetering on the edge of a complete breakdown. Who among us can say we were doing great at
In 1921 a young literary couple moved to Rochester. Marjorie Kinnan met Charles Rawlings while in college at the University of Wisconsin—Madison, where they both
Our collective history can often seem inaccessible, intangible, and perhaps, for many, even downright dull. For anyone who may feel that way, a pleasant surprise
Tucked deep in the bowels of the Rochester Museum & Science Center (RMSC) lie the collections of two prominent Rochesterians. Their work, carefully stored and
When asked to think of an iconic woman during World War II, a Woman Airforce Service Pilot (WASP) typically isn’t an image that comes to
In the autumn of 1918, Rochester was a thriving city of 250,000. The world was in the throes of a great war happening in
