
A new chapter on Nunda Boulevard
The population of Rochester surged in the 1920s, fueled by a rapidly expanding industrial base that spanned industries from optics to photography and precision engineering.

The population of Rochester surged in the 1920s, fueled by a rapidly expanding industrial base that spanned industries from optics to photography and precision engineering.

Its name sounds like it was lifted from a fairy tale, and catching sight of the structure along Whalen Road in Penfield, it looks the

History is preserved and passed down through generations in many ways, the most intimate of which is storytelling from one person to another. Those who

My husband, Mike, and I moved into the historic DeLand House in the village of Fairport in October 2018. The home we left behind, a

Rochester has long been a city shaped by music, with a rich history of renowned institutions like the Eastman School of Music (1921) and The

When I arrive at the young designer Ryan’s* house for our interview, he meets me at the door with a wide smile and a firm

During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, as Rochester flourished as a hub of industry, culture, and education, the city’s elite showcased their wealth by

There’s something uniquely comforting about curling up at home with a good book wrapped in blankets, wearing your comfy clothes, and maybe with your dog

The Boyd Project The Rochester area is fortunate to have an active network of local history museums and historical societies, each offering residents the opportunity

The Corn Hill Holiday Tour of Homes has been a cherished Rochester tradition for thirty-seven years. This year, on Saturday, December 7, the Corn Hill
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