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Magazine Author: Patrick Scanlon

Portrait of Frances Willard, educator, women's rights advocate, and co-founder of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union who was born in Churchville NY

Frances Willard: Churchville’s tireless 19th-century activist

I discovered Frances Willard while researching drinking fountains erected by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) throughout Western New York in the late nineteenth and

The Edward Mott Moore sculpture at Genesee Valley Park in Rochester NY

On the trail of Rochester’s (almost) hidden history

Hiding in plain sight in the Rochester area are numerous out-of-the-way memorials to people and events that figured prominently in regional history. Some of these

An archival image of the Children's Pavilion at Highland Park in Rochester NY

Is the Children’s Pavilion returning to Highland Park?

Highland Park is Rochester’s best-known green space and garden, thanks to the Lilac Festival. What most don’t realize is that the park’s original centerpiece, its

Country cathedrals

So many barns dot the countryside in our corner of New York that they barely register as we speed by in our cars. Yet among

Magazine Author: Patrick Scanlon

Frances Willard: Churchville’s tireless 19th-century activist

On the trail of Rochester’s (almost) hidden history

Is the Children’s Pavilion returning to Highland Park?

Country cathedrals

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Magazine Author: Patrick Scanlon

Frances Willard: Churchville’s tireless 19th-century activist

On the trail of Rochester’s (almost) hidden history

Is the Children’s Pavilion returning to Highland Park?

Country cathedrals

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