A Luncheon Program will be presented in the Carmen Clark Lodge at the Brighton Town Park, 777 Westfall Road, in Brighton, starting at at 11:30 on Saturday, June 1st, followed by a walking tour (weather permitting).

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Reservation  for Luncheon Program  and Tour

$15.00 PER PERSON

Download the following attached PDF reservation form, or copy/print the reservation information below.

With your lunch selections, send a check payable to “Historic Brighton“

To:   Janet Hopkin • 155 Southwood Lane • Rochester • New York • 14618

Reservation Deadline Is May 26th

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The Number Attending on June 1st, 2013 [      ]

Lunch selections (with number for each person attending)

[     ] Sliced Chicken Double-Decker Sandwich on White with Lettuce and Tomato, Waldorf Salad, Relishes, and Bavarian Torte.

[     ] Egg Salad Sandwich on White with Lettuce and Tomato, Fresh Fruit Cup, Relishes, and Oatmeal Chocolate Bar.  (Vegetarian Selection)

[     ] Tuna Salad Sandwich on Whole Wheat with Lettuce and Tomato, Fresh Fruit Cup, Relishes, and Cookie.

[     ] Stacked Roast Beef Sandwich on Kaiser Roll, Horseradish Sauce, Pasta Salad, Relishes, and Brownie.

A beverage is included with all lunch choices.

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September 22, 2013 – Don Alhart Hosts: “Brighton Memories III”

People bring their personal recollections and vintage photographs of their lives in Brighton to the Main Auditorium at the Brighton Town Hall on Sunday, September 22nd at 2:30 P.M..  WHAM TV News Anchor, Don Alhart,  will once again host this popular event. This nostalgic, sentimental and sometimes hilarious program is always “memorable.”

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For information about Don Hershey, go to DonHershey.com

Congratulations to Historic Brighton Trustee, Betsy Brayer, for receiving a 2012 Landmark Society of Western New York  Special Citation Award for her outstanding career as an author and advocate for architecture and historic preservation in the greater Rochester area for over five decades.

Beginning in the 1960s, Betsy wrote many articles for the Brighton-Pittsford Post and other publications, and brought the topics of architects, architecture, and design to a wider public. Her extensive series about “Mr. Eastman Builds a House” catalogued that intriguing building project, and, later, resulted in her Pulitzer Prize Nominated biography of its owner, George Eastman: A Biography.  As a specialist on the careers of Andrew J. and J. Foster Warner, she was the chief researcher and curator of the Landmark Society’s major exhibition and catalogue on these two remarkable Rochester architects. Betsy’s exceptional knowledge and research about local architects and their buildings has been widely appreciated by those who work in the field of historic preservation planning.

In her own Brighton community, Betsy has actively championed historic preservation efforts by serving as a founding member of the Brighton Preservation Commission from 1996-2012. She is an active member of Historic Brighton, serving as a trustee, as well as a long-time editor and writer for the Historic Brighton News and author of the book, East Avenue Memories. Betsy also edited Historic Brighton’s Salon I & Salon II booklets, and is currently working on the booklet for Salon III, which will be available in early 2013.

Thank you for all you do, Betsy. We are very proud of you and grateful for the gift of your time and talents!

Sources: The Landmark Society, Historic Brighton Board of Trustees

Photograph by Diane Tichell