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Brighton
an
Historic Town,
landscape
shaped by Wisconsin Glacier till 8,000BC, Seneca Indian hunting
ground, Erie Canal Village since 1823, Nursery & Farming community
of the 1800's, Brick Industry capital of up-state New York 1819-1935,
location of Monroe County's oldest landmark,the Stone Tolan House
of 1792, airfield for first City (Rochester) fly over in 1911, many
preserved Brick Homes, suburban development of 1900's.
In
Brighton...History abounds!
The
Township of Brighton, considered a suburb of Rochester, New York,
is located in the County of Monroe. This County, divided by the
Genesee River and abutting Lake Ontario, consisting of eighteen
townships located around the City of Rochester.
For
information on the Canal Boat painting in our masthead, click here. Historic
Brighton is a Not-for-Profit Organization
SAVE THE DATE!
Historic Brighton Celebrates West Brighton
Saturday, June 27th.
Luncheon with a speaker. Guided tour after the luncheon. There will be a number of stops at notable locations around West Brighton.
For more information or to reserve a spot
please click here.
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Historic
Homes

Brighton
Brick

Gideon
Cobb Days

Village Poster
Wanted
Back
copies of the Brighton News published in early 1900's. ~ 350 missing |