AA

Abbey, Experience Callender

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Abbey, Joseph

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):5

Abbey, Joseph Jr.

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Abbey, Nancy Ann

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Adams, Bethany

residence of, Vol. 4(2):3

Adams, Henry J.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Adams, Jervis

residence of, Vol. 4(2):3

Aerial Experiment Association

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):1

Aesthetic Education Institute

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):6 photo caption

An Age of Barns by Eric Sloan

illustration from, Vol. 8(1):4

Albert R. Stone Collection

origin and location of, Vol. 5(3):1

Alexander Street

tavern on, and subsequent use of, Vol. 7(1):1 illus

Alexander Tavern

location and subsequent uses of, Vol. 7(1):1 illus caption

photograph/illustrations of, Vol. 7(1):1, 2

Algonkin

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(1):7

local activity of, Vol. 6(1):2

Allen Creek School

Blossom, Enos and, Vol. 1(2):4

district affiliation of – early 2000s, Vol. 8(4):7

high school students and – mid 1900s, Vol. 8(4):7 with photo

trustee of, Vol. 6(1):4

Allen, Solomon

pastorate of – 1800s, Vol. 6(3):6

Allendale/Columbia School

location, enrollment, and district of, Vol. 8(4):7 with photo

Allen’s Creek

Corbett’s Glen on (See Corbett’s Glen)

original spelling and namesake of, Vol. 6(1):2

railroad bridge arch over, Vol. 6(1):4, 6 photo

Corbett Farmhouse and, Vol. 7(3):3 with photo, 6

route of, Vol. 6(1):2

wooden bridge over- early 1900s, Vol. 6(1):3 photo, 5

Allens Creek Farm

Cobb, Gideon and, Vol. 5(2):3

Allens Creek Road (formerly Allyn’s Creek Road)

First Baptist Church on, Vol. 5(3):6

school on, Vol. 8(4):7

Teare family residents/residences on, Vol. 4(2):5

Allen’s Creek School. See Allen Creek School

Allen’s Creek/Corbett’s Glen Preservation Group

mentioned, Vol. 6(1):7

Allston, Washington

mentioned, Vol. 1(1):7

Allyn, Timothy

Allen’s Creek and, Vol. 6(1):2

Allyn spelling variations, Vol. 6(3):2

Allyn’s Creek Road. See Allens Creek Road

Almy, Hartwell

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Almy, William H.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Alsop, Joseph

quoted, on Marion B. Folsom, Vol. 3(2):4, 6, 7

Ambassador Drive

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 5(1):1

residents/residences on

life as/in – 1920s, Vol. 7(2):2

Shumway, F. Ritter, Vol. 7(2):5

Ward commissions for, Vol. 5(1):2

The American Farmhouse by Henry J. Kauffman

quoted, Vol. 8(1):5

American Red Cross

local headquarters of, Vol. 7(1):1 illus caption, 3 photo

Eastman, George and, Vol. 7(1):3 photo caption

American Rose Society

George Eastman bushes and, Vol. 8(2):3

American Society of Interior Designers

officer/member of, Vol. 8(1):2

An Age of Barns by Eric Sloan

illustration from, Vol. 8(1):4

Anderson, Dr. David

as HB speaker, Vol. 4(1):1

Andy Hale’s Stamp & Coin Shop

Buckland Farm artifact and, Vol. 7(1):6

location, Vol. 7(1):6

Anthony, Susan B.

Columbian Exposition and, Vol. 8(1):1

quoted, on bicycles, Vol. 4(3):8

Antlers Drive

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2

Appleby, Sheila

mentioned, Vol. 6(1):1

Architects

in Brighton – early 1900s, Vol. 7(2):5

suburbs and, Vol. 7(2):6, 7–8

Architectural landmarks

harp lamps/luminaries, Vol. 5(3):2–3

residences (See Brighton Historic Preservation Commission)

Architectural style(s)

of Corbett Farmhouse, Vol. 6(1):6

in Houston Barnard Tract, Vol. 7(2):2, 4

suburban, Vol. 7(2):7

Wilder Building and, Vol. 8(3):7 photo caption

Armstrong, William J.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Arnold & Stern (architectural firm)

Gannett commission, Vol. 7(2):5

Arnold, James (“Jimmy”) (architect)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):5

Artifacts

at Buckland Farmhouse site, Vol. 7(1):5–7with illus

Corbett’s Glen tumbling balls, Vol. 7(3):2 photo

Ashton, George & Jane

property purchase by, Vol. 6(1):4

Atlantic Avenue

German-American community and, Vol. 1(1):6

school near – early 1800s, Vol. 8(4):2 illus

Auburn (Rail) Road

railbed remains of, Vol. 4(3):8–9

Auction poster

from Buckland Farm – 1860s, Vol. 8(3):1 illus

Audubon, John J.

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(1):7

Austin Crittenden School

district affiliation of – early 2000s, Vol. 8(4):7

high school students at – mid 1900s, Vol. 8(4):7

Austin, Henry

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):3

Austin, Merwin

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):3

Avalon Drive

Meadowbrook neighborhood and, Vol. 3(2):3

Avenue of the Presidents

East Avenue as, Vol. 6(1):8; Vol. 6(2):5

B

B. Forman Co. See also Formans’

Firestone, Siegmond and, Vol. 7(2):5

Babcock, Emerson

farm site of, Houston Barnard and, Vol. 1(2):7

on spelling variations of Orringh [Stone], Vol. 6(3):2

statement of Oliver Culver recounted by, Vol. 8(4):2

Bachman, Elizabeth

mentioned, Vol. 1(1):6

Baird, Clara Louise (née Drescher)

families of, Vol. 6(2):4

photograph of – 1920s, Vol. 6(2):1

residences of

adulthood, Vol. 6(2):4, 5

childhood (See Drescher House)

East Avenue, Vol. 6(2):5 photo

Baird, Gordon

residence of, Vol. 6(2):4, 5 photo

architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

spouse of, Vol. 6(2):4

Baldwin, Captain Thomas A.

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):2

Ball, Raymond

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):4

Bannon, Anthony

residence of, Vol. 2(3):6 photo

Baptist Temple

illustration of, Vol. 6(4):6

Barnard Development Co.

location and focus of, Vol. 1(2):7

Barnard, Houston

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(2):7

Houston Barnard Tract and – 1920s, Vol. 7(2):2, 4–5

property and business enterprises of, Vol. 5(1):1, 2

Barnard, Katherine

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):7

Barnes, Charles

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(2):4

Barnes Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(2):4

Barnes, Isaac

burial site of, Vol. 6(3):7

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):4

Barnes, Joseph W.

quoted, on Brighton cesspools, Vol. 6(2):1

Barns

works on, Vol. 8(1):4

Barns of the Genesee Country 1790-1915 by Daniel Fink

illustration from, Vol. 8(1):4

Barrows, C. Storrs

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

Brighton Town Hall and, Vol. 4(3):1

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

Barry, Patrick

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):2

Barry-Lindsay House

architect for, Vol. 3(1):3 photo caption

Batavia, NY

school district of, Christopher B. Manaseri and, Vol. 8(4):1

Bausch and Lomb

architect for, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 7(2):5

Bausch, Anna Julia. See Drescher, Anna Julia

Bausch, Edward

residence, architect and location of, Vol. 6(2):5

Bausch, John Jacob

daughter of, Vol. 6(2):4

Bausch, William

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

residence, architect and location of, Vol. 6(2):5

Bay Road

German-American community and, Vol. 1(1):6

Bayer Associates, Landscape Architecture and Planning

design statement for Drescher House by, quoted, Vol. 6(2):3 with sketches

Beaujolais, Count (of France)

as local guest, Vol. 6(3):2

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):2

Beck, Dr. (no given name)

Audubon, John J. and, Vol. 1(1):7

Bel-Aire Neighborhood

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

streets in, Vol. 5(2):5

Bell, Alexander Graham

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):1

Bell, Robert

Brighton Landmark of, Vol. 2(1):5 illus

Bellows, Ira

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 4(1):3, 4

Belluschi, Pietro

Temple B’rith Kodesh and, Vol. 3(2):1–3; Vol. 4(3):4

Benton & Fisher’s

location and services of, Vol. 7(3):2

Bernstein, Rabbi Philip

Temple B’rith Kodesh and, Vol. 3(2):2–3

Bernstein, Sophy

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):3

Birds

HB speaker on, Vol. 7(2):1

Blanchard, J.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Bliss, S.

property of, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Bloemendaal, Jack

mentioned, Vol. 6(4):1

Bloemendaal, Sharon

as HB speaker, Vol. 6(4):1

Bloss, Amy K.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):6

Bloss, Celestia A.

Clover Street Seminary and, Vol. 1(3):3, 6; Vol. 8(4):6

Bloss Family

cemetery monument/plot of, Vol. 1(2):3; Vol. 1(3):3; Vol. 6(3):7

Bloss, Sergeant Joseph

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Bloss, William Clough

cemetery plaque for, Vol. 6(3):7

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(2):3–4

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):7

Blossom, Benjamin

residence and occupation of, Vol. 6(3):6

Blossom, Benjamin Bangs

occupations and burial site of, Vol. 1(2):6

Blossom, Eliza

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):4

Blossom, Enos

burial site of, Vol. 6(3):7

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(2):4

Blossom, Ezra

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(2):6

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Blossom Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(2):6

Blossom House (hotel)

Eastman, George W. and Maria and, Vol. 8(2):3

Blossom Road

junior college on, Vol. 8(4):6

Mercy Complex on, Vol. 3(1):2

BOCES

Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES superintendent, Vol. 8(4):1

Bohacket, H. H.

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

Bonbright, George D. B.

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

Bonnie Brae Avenue

Neo-Tudor residence on, Vol. 5(2):7 photo

Boston Manufacturing Co. (textile firm)

Lowell, MA and, Vol. 7(2):6

Boulevard Plant

Kodak Park formerly known as, Vol. 8(2):4 (See also under Eastman Kodak Company)

Bowen, Cassius C.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Bowen, Ebenezer

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 4(1):3, 4

Bower, Deb

Corbett property and – 1980s, Vol. 6(1):6

Patrick Corbett House article by, Vol. 7(3):3–6

Bowman, Edward

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Boyde, Thomas (architect)

commissions of, Vol. 4(3):2; Vol. 7(2):5

Bragdon, Claude (architect)

Arnold, James and, Vol. 7(2):5

arts and crafts movement and, Vol. 5(1):5

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

commissions of

Country Club of Rochester, Vol. 2(3):7 with photo; Vol. 7(2):2

at George Eastman House, Vol. 8(2):6 photo

firm of, Vol. 6(4):4

Branch Avenue

subdivision of, Vol. 4(2):4

Brandt, Joseph

as local guest, Vol. 6(3):2

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):2

Brayer, Betsy. See Brayer, Elizabeth (Betsy)

Brayer, Edith Sheldon

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):5

Brayer, Elizabeth (Betsy)

as author, Vol. 8(1):3

as HB speaker, Vol. 1(2):1

Brayer Family

of Sheldon, residence – mid 1950s, Vol. 8(4):7

Brayer, Sheldon

Indian Landing School and, Vol. 8(4):7

Brewster, Celestia A. (née Bloss)

gravesite of, Vol. 1(3):3 (See also Bloss, Celestia A.)

Brewster, Isaac W.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):6

Briar Manor Apartments

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):3

Brick industry. See also specific company

close and subsequent use of properties of, Vol. 5(2):5–7

Cobb family in, Vol. 1(2):2; Vol. 5(2):3–4

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):1; Vol. 1(3):7; Vol. 4(3):4

Brick Presbyterian Church

Corbett’s Glen outing from, Vol. 6(1):5

Brigadoon Corporation

Corbett property and – 1970s, Vol. 6(1):6

Corbett’s Glen and, Vol. 6(1):6

Brighton Aerodrome

site of, Vol. 1(4):2 map

Brighton Cemetery

interments in, Vol. 6(3):2, 7

location of, Vol. 6(3):7

photographs of, Vol. 6(3):7

Brighton Cemetery Association, Vol. 1(2):3; Vol. 1(3):5

Brighton Chamber of Commerce

award to Historic Brighton, Vol. 7(3):8

Brighton Congregational Church

formation of, Vol. 1(2):5

Brighton Cultural Resource Survey

Carey-Harper House and – 1970s, Vol. 8(1):7

Brighton Fire Department

Brighton Cemetery and, Vol. 1(3):4

Brighton Historic Preservation Commission

chairpersons of

Jerry Ludwig, quoted, Vol. 5(3):2

Wright, Arlene, Vol. 8(1):2

landmark designations by

Carey-Harper House, Vol. 8(1):8

East Avenue residences, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 6(3):2

harp lamps, Vol. 5(3):2–3

Keating residence, Vol. 5(3):6

Stone-Tolan House, Vol. 6(3):2

Brighton Presbyterian Church

Erie Canal and, Vol. 6(3):4

history of, Vol. 6(3):6

photographs of, Vol. 6(2):1; Vol. 6(3):6

Stone family members of, Vol. 6(3):2

Brighton public schools. See also Private schools

administrators of

superintendents, Vol. 8(4):1, 4

vice-principal, Vol. 8(4):4

Brighton Central Schools

founding of, Vol. 8(4):5

historical sketches of, Vol. 2(1):6–7; Vol. 4(2):1–2, 6–7; Vol. 8(4):2–7

superintendents of, Vol. 8(4):1

Brighton High School

boarding schools and, Vol. 8(4):7

historical sketches of, Vol. 4(2):1–2, 6–7; Vol. 8(4):3–5

Indian Landing School graduates and, Vol. 8(4):7

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):6, 7

photograph/illustration of, Vol. 8(4):3, 5

Brookside School, Vol. 2(1):6, 7

centralization of – mid 1900s, Vol. 8(4):4–5

Common School Districts, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):3, 4

Common District No. 1, Vol. 8(4):3

Common District No. 8, Vol. 8(4):3

consolidation of – 1920s, Vol. 8(4):3

Council Rock Elementary/Primary School, Vol. 2(1):7

District No. 9, Vol. 4(2):3; Vol. 8(4):1 photo, 2

first of, Vol. 8(4):2, 8 photo caption

French Road School, Vol. 2(1):6, 7

former one-room school near, Vol. 8(4):2 photo

Indian Landing School, Vol. 8(4):7

Meadowview School

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):6

subsequent use of, Vol. 2(1):7

School No. 3, site of, Vol. 1(2):1 map

Twelve Corners Elementary School, Vol. 2(1):6, 7; Vol. 8(4):4

Twelve Corners Middle School, Vol. 8(4):4 illus

additions/renovations to, Vol. 8(4):4, 5

mentions of, Vol. 2(1):6, 7

original site ownership for, Vol. 8(4):3

original structure of, Vol. 8(4):3

original use of, Vol. 4(2):2

renovation of – 1980s, Vol. 4(2):7

Union Free School District No. 1, Vol. 2(1):6– 7; Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):3, 4–5

Union Free School District No. 2, Vol. 4(2):6; Vol. 8(4):4–5

(Brighton-Penfield) Union Free School District No. 7, Vol. 8(4):7

Brighton Recreation

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):7

Brighton Reformed Church

location and previous use of, Vol. 8(4):7 with photo

Brighton Rotary Club

Buckland Farmhouse/Farmstead and, Vol. 8(1):4

Brighton Station (railroad station)

location, Vol. 2(3):3

Brighton Town Hall

East Avenue site of, Vol. 6(2):1 photos; Vol. 6(3):5

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(3):1

Monroe Avenue site of, Vol. 5(2):8 map

Town Historian’s office in, Vol. 8(4):1

Brighton, Town of. See also Brighton, Village of

Buckland Farmhouse/Farmstead and, Vol. 8(1):4

city annexations of, Vol. 6(2):1

Corbett’s Glen and

development proposal affecting, Vol. 6(1):5–6

land purchase and park development in, Vol. 6(1):6–7

East Avenue in, Vol. 6(1):8

firehouses, architect of, Vol. 7(2):5

founding of, Vol. 6(2):1

officials of

Culver, Oliver, Vol. 6(3):3

Lanphear, Mary Jo, Vol. 8(4):1

McNab, Margaret, Vol. 8(4):2

Sandra Frankel, quoted on street lamps, Vol. 5(3):2

population of

1920s and 1930s, Vol. 8(4):3

1940s, Vol. 8(4):4

schools in, history of, Vol. 8(4):2–7

streetlight landmarks in, Vol. 5(3):2–3

as suburb, Vol. 7(2):1

town hall of (See Brighton Town Hall)

Brighton, Village of, Vol. 6(2):1. See also Brighton, Town of

annexation of, Vol. 7(2):3

commercial enterprises in, Vol. 7(2):3

map of – 1872, Vol. 5(3):5; Vol. 6(1):8; Vol. 6(3):8 illus

photographs of, Vol. 6(2):1; Vol. 6(3):4–5

poster of (1885 – 1905) by Leo Dodd, Vol. 6(3):illus: 1, illus: 8

subway in, Vol. 7(2):2–3

Brighton Volunteer Ambulance

site of, original owner of, Vol. 1(2):1

Brighton-Browncroft neighborhood, Vol. 6(4):3

Britton, Mr. (no given name)

business and death of, Vol. 8(3):6

Britton dry goods store

clerks and location of, Vol. 8(3):6

Brockett and Wood (architectural firm)

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

Brockett, F. A.

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

Brockett, Frederick

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):3

Brockett, William

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):3; Vol. 8(3):7 photo caption

Bronstein, Rabbi Herbert

quoted, on Temple B’rith Kodesh, Vol. 4(3):4

Brookside School

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):6, 7

Brown Brothers Continental Nursery

operators of, Vol. 6(4):2

wisteria of, harp lamps and, Vol. 5(3): 3

Brown, Charles J.

Browncroft Neighborhood and, Vol. 5(3):2–3

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(4):2–3

Brown, Donald

business enterprise of, Vol. 6(4):2

Brown, Francis

mentioned, Vol. 5(2):3

Brown, Rev. Frank L.

Warner, J. Foster and, Vol. 3(1):4

Brown, Leland

business enterprise of, Vol. 6(4):2

Brown, Mary Jane

business enterprise of, Vol. 6(4):2

Brown, Robert

business enterprise of, Vol. 6(4):2

Brown, William R.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Browncroft Extension, Vol. 6(4):3

Browncroft Neighborhood

HB program on, Vol. 6(4):1

history of, Vol. 6(4):2–3

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):6

origins of, Vol. 5(3):2–3

residents/residences on

Christmas decorations of, Vol. 6(4):1 photo

Kaelber family, Vol. 6(4):1 photo

Wenrich renderings for, Vol. 6(4):7

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2, 3

Browncroft Neighborhood Association

Historical Committee chair – 2005, Vol. 6(4):1

neighborhood history by, Vol. 6(4):3

Browncroft Realty Company

officers of, Vol. 6(4):2

Brûlé, Etiènne

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):1

Buckland, Abner B.

as brickmaker, Vol. 4(3):4

family of, Vol. 8(3):2, 4

property holding of, Vol. 8(3):2

residence of, Vol. 1(2):1; Vol. 4(3):4

Buckland, Abner M.

property of, subsequent site use of, Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):3

Buckland, Alma

census data on – 1850s, Vol. 8(1):6

mentioned, Vol. 8(3):2

Buckland, Amos B., Jr.

census data on – 1850s, Vol. 8(1):6

mentioned, Vol. 8(3):2

Buckland, Amos B., Sr.

brick works of, Vol. 5(2):3, 8 map

census data on – 1850s, Vol. 8(1):6

family of, Vol. 8(1):6; Vol. 8(3):2, 4

historical sketch of, Vol. 8(3):4

obituary of, Vol. 8(3):6

records about, Vol. 8(3):6

residences of

city site, Vol. 8(3):2

farm (See Buckland Farmhouse/Farmstead)

watercolor rendering of, Vol. 8(3):4

Wilder, Samuel and, Vol. 8(3):6

Buckland, Curtis

family of, Vol. 8(3):4

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):1

Buckland, Elizabeth

census data on – 1850s, Vol. 8(1):6

mentioned, Vol. 8(3):2

Buckland Family

brick industry and, Vol. 1(2):2; Vol. 4(3):4

Buckland Farmhouse/Farmstead (Amos B. Buckland, Sr.)

auction poster from, Vol. 8(3):1

history of, Vol. 8(1):4–6 with illus

census data – 1860s, Vol. 8(3):2

Lanphear, Mary Jo and, Vol. 8(3):5

subsequent owners/residents, Vol. 8(3):5

site of, Vol. 1(2):1

artifacts from, Vol. 7(1):5–7 with illus

Buckland, James

family of, Vol. 8(3):4

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):1

Buckland, Julia

census data on – 1850s, Vol. 8(1):6

mentioned, Vol. 8(3):2

Buckland, Leonard

brick works of, Vol. 4(3):4; Vol. 5(2):3, 8 map

family of, Vol. 8(3):2, 4

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 1(1):8; Vol. 4(1):1–2, 3, 4

property holding of, Vol. 8(3):2

residence of, site of, Vol. 1(2):1

Buckland, Mary Ann

census data on – 1850s, Vol. 8(1):6

mentioned, Vol. 8(3):2

Buckland, Sally

family, death, and residence of, Vol. 8(3):2

Buckland, Warren

family of, Vol. 8(3):2, 4

property holding of, Vol. 8(3):2

Bullock, Robert

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Burger crocks

about, Vol. 7(1):6 with illus

Burger, John Sr.

pottery company of – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):5–6

Burke, Fitzsimons, Hone & Co.

location and previous site use of, Vol. 8(3):6

Burke, Teresa (née Evans)

residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Burr, General Aaron

as local guest, Vol. 6(3):2

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):5

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):2

Burr, Theodosia

as local guest, Vol. 6(3):2

Burton, Alvin

brick works of, Vol. 5(2):3, 8 map

Bush, David

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):8

Bush Family

members of, Vol. 2(2):8

Bush, President George W.

Churchill, Winston and, Vol. 2(2):8

Bush, James Smith

Bush and Churchill lineages and, Vol. 2(2):8

Butcher, Ted (architect)

Brighton schools and, Vol. 4(2):7; Vol. 8(4):5

C

C. J. Stevens (Monroe Avenue)

original site use of, Vol. 4(2):4

C. Keur & Sons

Eastman bulb order and, Vol. 8(2):3 illus

Caley & Nash

history of, Vol. 6(2):8

photographs of, Vol. 6(2):8; Vol. 6(3):4–5

Caley, Carol. See Hasher, Carol Caley

Caley, T.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Callender, Experience. See Abbey, Experience Callender

Camp Hideaway

location, operation, and owners of, Vol. 6(1):5

Camp, Theodore E.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Canada

seminary pupils from, Vol. 8(4):6

Canandaigua, NY

County Court House in, Vol. 3(1):4 photo

Canton Bulldogs

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):7

Caple’s Brick Tavern

location of, Vol. 5(2):8 map

Capstaff, John

Eastman Kodak Company and, Vol. 6(2):6

Carey, Alice

arrival, family, and residence of – 1860s, Vol. 8(1):7

Carey, Edward

arrival, family, and residence of – 1860s, Vol. 8(1):7

Carey, John

arrival, family, and residence of – 1860s, Vol. 8(1):7

death of – 1880s, Vol. 8(1):7

Carey, John C.

arrival, family, and residence of – 1860s, Vol. 8(1):7

Carey, Mary

arrival, family, and residence of – 1860s, Vol. 8(1):7

Carey-Harper House

history of, Vol. 8(1):7–8

photograph of, Vol. 8(1):7

Carpenter and Barrows

Brighton schools and, Vol. 4(2):2, 6; Vol. 8(4):3, 4

Carpenter, Charles (architect)

Brighton schools and, Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):3

Cartier, Jacques

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):8

Case, L. S.

property of, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Cassan, Lyle

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):7

Cassebeer, Walter

as Baird residence architect, Vol. 6(2):5

occupations/skills of, Vol. 6(2):5

on Orringh Stone Tavern, Vol. 6(3):2

Catherine McAuley Junior College

location and enrollment of, Vol. 8(4):6

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2, 4

Catholic Church

Brighton schools of, Vol. 8(4):6

Central Park (New York City)

Eastman, George and superintendent of, Vol. 8(2):5

Central School Law (NYS)

Brighton schools and, Vol. 8(4):3

Chabad Lubavitch

former residents of, Vol. 1(2):1

Chaisson, William

as HB speaker, Vol. 5(2):1, 2

professional life of, Vol. 5(2):2

Chamber of Commerce

addition to, architects for, Vol. 6(4):4

Champlain, Samuel de

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):1

Chapman, G.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

“The Chateau (hotel)

former identity of, Vol. 5(3):7

Chatterbox Club

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Cherry House (Monroe Avenue)

original site use of, Vol. 4(2):4

Cherry Road

subsequent name of, Vol. 1(2):7

Chestnut Hill, PA

architecture of, Vol. 7(2):7

Chicago, IL

Century of Progress Exposition illustrator for, Vol. 6(4):7

Chicago Bears, mentioned, Vol. 5(3):7

Chicago Cardinals, mentioned, Vol. 5(3):7

World’s Fair (See Columbian Exposition of 1893)

Children’s Overseas Reception Board (CORB)

Kodakids and, Vol. 2(3):3–4

Christy, Andy

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):3

Church of the Blessed Sacrament

illustration of, Vol. 6(4):6

Churchill, Jennie (née Jerome)

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6, 7

Churchill, Randolph

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6; Vol. 2(2):8

Churchill, Winston

Bush, George W. and, Vol. 2(2):8

Churchill, Winston Spencer

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(4):6–7

local lineage of, Vol. 1(4):6

plaque honoring ancestor of, Vol. 2(2):8

City Beautiful Movement

streetlights and, Vol. 5(3): 3

City Hall of Rochester

photograph of – 1910s, Vol. 5(3): 4

Civil War

HB speaker on, Vol. 2(1):1

Clarissa (schooner)

ownership and construction of – early 1800s, Vol. 6(3):3

Clarke, Eric

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):5

Clark’s Rochester pottery

ownership and product line of – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):5–6

Clarkson, NY

brickyards in, Vol. 5(2):3

Cline, William B.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Clinton Avenue

former name of, Vol. 1(3):8

residents/residences on

Hagaman family, Vol. 1(3):8; Vol. 4(3):2

Schilling family, Vol. 1(3):7

Wallace family, Vol. 1(3):7; Vol. 4(3):2

school on, Vol. 2(1):6

Clinton, De Witt

Audubon, John J. and, Vol. 1(1):7

Clinton House

Clover Street Seminary students and, Vol. 8(4):6

Clover Street

canal locks on, Vol. 1(1):5

First Baptist Church on, Vol. 5(3):6

residents/residences on

by Gordon & Kaelber (architects), Vol. 6(4):6 photo

Mees family, Vol. 6(2):6, 7 photo

Moore family, Vol. 1(3):6

Taylor family, Vol. 6(2):4

Wilson family, Vol. 1(3):7

schools on, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):3, 6 (See also Clover Street Seminary)

Clover Street Seminary

historical sketches of, Vol. 1(3):6; Vol. 8(4):6 with illus

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Clune, Henry

Churchill, Winston S. and, Vol. 1(4):6

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):4

Coates, Albert

as conductor, Vol. 7(2):3

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):3

Cobb, Charles

inheritance of, Vol. 6(1):5

Cobb Family

brick industry and, Vol. 1(2):2; Vol. 5(2):3

Cobb, Gideon

birthplace of, Vol. 5(1):8

historical sketch of, Vol. 5(2):3–4

map of business and home sites of, Vol. 5(2):8

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8; Vol. 4(3):6

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 1(1):8; Vol. 4(1):1–2, 3, 4

residences of, Vol. 5(2):3, 4

school near, Vol. 8(4):2 photo

taxi service of, Vol. 4(3):5

Cobb, Roxanna (née Worden)

spouse, family, and home sites of, Vol. 5(2):3, 4

Cobb, William

businesses and holdings of, Vol. 5(2):3

inheritance of, Vol. 6(1):5

Cobb’s Hill

brickyard industry and, Vol. 5(2):3–4

Eastman purchase of, Vol. 5(2):4

photographs of – 1890s, Vol. 5(2):1, 2

Cobbs Hill Park

Eastman, George and, Vol. 8(2):4

Coca-Cola

company origins of, Vol. 7(1):5

Cogswell, Lt. Col. Joseph Herbert

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Moore, Isaac and, Vol. 7(3):2

quoted, on powder mill explosion, Vol. 7(3):2

Cogswell, Samuel

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Colgate, Arthur

Eastman, George and, Vol. 8(2):3

Colgate University

Manaseri, Christopher B. at, Vol. 8(4):1

Colleges and Universities

Catherine McAuley College (See Catherine McAuley Junior College)

Colgate University, Vol. 8(4):1

Cornell University, Vol. 6(2):5

Eastman’s Commercial College, Vol. 8(2):3

Elmira College, Christopher B. Manaseri at, Vol. 8(4):1

Monroe Community College, Vol. 8(4):6

SU (See Syracuse University)

SUNY schools (See State University of New York)

U of R (See University of Rochester)

University of Nottingham (England), Vol. 8(4):1

Colonial Village Road

Corbett’s Glen Nature Park and, Vol. 6(1):7

Columbian Exposition of 1893

City Beautiful Movement and, Vol. 5(3): 3

photographs from, Vol. 8(1):1, 2

presentation on, Vol. 8(1):1

Rochesterians at, Vol. 8(1):1 with photo

Common School Districts. See under Brighton public schools

Congregationalists

local church of, Vol. 1(2):3

Cook’s Opera House

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Cooney, Gertrude

business card of, Vol. 6(3):5 illus

CORB (Children’s Overseas Reception Board)

Kodakids and, Vol. 2(3):3–4

Corbett Farmhouse

antique contents of, Vol. 7(3):1

architectural style of, Vol. 6(1):6

construction of, Vol. 6(1):4, 6; Vol. 7(3):3

description of, Vol. 7(3):3–6

landmark designation for, Vol. 6(1):6

photographs of, Vol. 6(1):2, 5; Vol. 7(3):1, 3, 4, 5, 6

sales of, Vol. 6(1):6

Corbett, “Grandma”

Corbett’s Glen and, Vol. 6(1):4, 5

Corbett, Julia

historical sketch of spouse (Patrick), Vol. 6(1):4–5

Corbett, Mary

property sales by – 1900s, Vol. 6(1):5, 6

Corbett, Patrick

death of, Vol. 6(1):5

as farmer, Vol. 7(3):5–6

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(1):4–5

photographs of, Vol. 6(1):4; Vol. 7(3):6

residence of (See Corbett Farmhouse)

Corbett’s Glen

Denonville, Marquis de and, Vol. 3(1):4

Eastman television documentary filmed in, Vol. 6(1):7 photos

explosions of powder mills in, Vol. 7(3):2, 7–8

Gideon Cobb Days presentation on, Vol. 7(3):1

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(3):3; Vol. 6(1):2–7

photographs of

farmhouse in (See Corbett Farmhouse)

tunnel in, Vol. 4(3):3; Vol. 6(1):6; Vol. 7(3):3, 6

recreational outings to, Vol. 6(1):4–5

as Stoneburner’s Glen, Vol. 7(3):2

summer day camp in, Vol. 6(1):5

Corbett’s Glen Advisory Committee

master plan of, Vol. 6(1):7

Corbett’s Glen Nature Park

activities in and design proposal for, Vol. 6(1):7

flora of, Vol. 6(1):7

origins of, Vol. 6(1):6–7

town meetings on proposed development affecting – early 2000s, Vol. 8(4):8 with map

Cornelia Street

subsequent name of, Vol. 1(2):7

Cornell University

graduate of, Vol. 6(2):5

Corner Club

members of, Vol. 7(2):3

Cornwell, Ed

as HB speaker, Vol. 2(2):1

Corwin Road residents/residences

Brown family, Vol. 6(4):2

Corwin family, Vol. 6(4):2

Corwin, Stephen

business and residence of, Vol. 6(4):2

Council Rock (stone)

location of, Vol. 6(3):2

photograph of, Vol. 5(2):2; Vol. 6(3):2

Council Rock Elementary/Primary School

mentions, Vol. 2(1):7

Council Rock Estates

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Country Club of Rochester

Bragdon commissions by

clubhouse, Vol. 2(3):7 photo

verandah, Vol. 7(2):2

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):3, 4, 5

site of, original owners of, Vol. 1(2):4

Cram, Ralph Adams

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4

Crandall & Strobel

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

Crandall & Strobel (architectural firm)

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

Crittenden, Austin

family and residence of, Vol. 4(3):2–3

Crittenden Boulevard Fair Grounds

mentioned, Vol. 4(3):6

Crittenden, Chauncey

family and residence of, Vol. 4(3):3

Crittenden House

about, Vol. 4(3):2–3 with illus

Crittenden Road

Crittenden family on, Vol. 4(3):2–3

Crittenden, Sarah (née Warrant)

family and residence of, Vol. 4(3):2–3

Cuban Missile Crisis

Keating, Kenneth B. and, Vol. 5(3):6

Culver, Frances

property of, Eastman purchase of, Vol. 2(3):1–2

Culver, John

family lineage of, Vol. 2(3):2 photo caption

farm property of, Vol. 7(3):2

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):1

Culver, Marvin A.

family lineage of, Vol. 2(3):2 photo caption

property of

apple tree on, Vol. 8(2):6 photo

Eastman purchase of, Vol. 2(3):1–2; Vol. 6(3):3

Culver, Oliver (1778-1867)

East Avenue construction by, Vol. 6(1):8

family lineage of, Vol. 2(3):2 photo caption; Vol. 6(3):3

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(1): 2, 4, 8; Vol. 6(3):3

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):3; Vol. 8(4):2

property of, purchase/sale of, Vol. 2(3):1–2; Vol. 6(3):3

residence of (See Oliver Culver House)

ship of, Vol. 6(3):3

Tryon school and, Vol. 8(4):2

Culver Road

Buckland family residents/residences on – early 1800s, Vol. 8(3):4

naming of, Vol. 6(3):3

as town boundary, Vol. 1(1):5

Cunningham, Deirdre

mentioned, Vol. 5(2):2

Curtis, Alice Peck

George Eastman and Cobbs Hill Park and, Vol. 8(2):4

Curtiss, Glenn

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):1

Cutler, James G.

as university trustee, Vol. 6(4):5

Cutler Union

architects for, Vol. 6(4):4

Czerkas, Jean

as author, Vol. 8(2):1

as HB speaker, Vol. 8(2):1

D

Dale Road

Corbett’s Glen Nature Park and, Vol. 6(1):7

Damrosch, Walter

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):3

Davis, Harry

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Day, David Howard

as HB speaker, Vol. 1(3):1

De Forest, Alling Stephen (landscape architect)

Drescher House and, Vol. 6(2):4

Eastman House gardens and, Vol. 2(3):1, 2; Vol. 8(2):2, 3

Sunken Garden design, Vol. 8(2):6 photo

Terrace Garden design, Vol. 8(2):1 illus, 2

Friendly Home plans of, Vol. 7(1):4 illus

HB presentation on, Vol. 8(2):1

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(2):5

photograph of, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 8(2):1

de Kewiet, Cornelius

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):4

De Puy, Louise

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):6

DeBrine, Abraham

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(3):3

DeBrine, John

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(3):3

Democrat and Chronicle (newspaper)

on Brighton High School, quoted – 1930s, Vol. 8(4):4

obituary of Amos B. Buckland, Sr. in, quoted, Vol. 8(3):6

predecessor of, Vol. 5(3):1

Denonville, Marquis de

attack on Seneca villages by, Vol. 6(1):3

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):4

DeVries, John

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

DeWinde, John

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(3):3

Dewirst, James E.

mentioned, Vol. 7(1):1

DeWitt, Abram

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

DeWolf’s Market

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

photograph of, Vol. 2(3):7; Vol. 6(3):5

site and business card of, Vol. 6(3):5 photo

Dodd, Leo

Brighton Village poster by, Vol. 6(3):illus: 1, illus: 8

as HB speaker, Vol. 4(2):1

Donley, Aubrey

Brighton schools and, Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):4

Dorchester Road

Kaelber family residence on, Vol. 6(4):1, 2

Douglas Road

Ward commissions on, Vol. 5(1):2

Douglass, Frederick

Columbian Exposition and, Vol. 8(1):1

Downes, S.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Downes, T.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Downing, Andrew Jackson (architect)

influence of, Vol. 7(2):7

Drake, Amasa

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(1):8

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):6

residence of, Vol. 1(4):8 illus

Drake Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(2):6

Drake, Quincy J.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Drescher, Anna Julia (née Bausch)

families of, Vol. 6(2):4

residence of (See Drescher House)

Drescher, Clara Louise. See Baird, Clara Louise

Drescher Family

history of, Vol. 6(2):4

photograph, of Clara Drescher Baird – 1920s, Vol. 6(2):1

residence of (See Drescher House)

Drescher, Hilda Ardelle. See Taylor, Hilda Ardelle

Drescher House

design, construction, landscaping and restoration of, Vol. 6(2):2–3

Drescher family and, Vol. 6(2):4

photographs/illustrations of, Vol. 6(2):2–5

Drescher, Theodore Bausch

family and death of, Vol. 6(2):4

Drescher, William A. E.

biographical and family information for, Vol. 6(2):4

residences of, Vol. 6(2):4 (See also Drescher House)

Drum, Rev. Thomas

Clover Street Seminary and, Vol. 8(4):6

Dryden, Ellen Maria

photographs with brother

by George Eastman, Vol. 8(2):4

and Watson Newhall, Vol. 8(2):6

Dryden, George Eastman

photographs with sister

by George Eastman, Vol. 8(2):4

and Watson Newhall, Vol. 8(2):6

Dryer, Intus B.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Dugan, Terence O.

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

Dunbar, Asa

residence and Oliver Culver description of, Vol. 6(3):3

Dunn & Paul Neighborhood

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Durand Eastman Park

Eastman, George and, Vol. 8(2):4

Twentieth Century Tally Ho with riders at, Vol. 6(2):8 photo

Durand, Dr. Henry Strong

George Eastman and Durand Eastman Park and, Vol. 8(2):4

E

E. Gilbert & Co.

explosions at powder mills of, Vol. 7(3):7–8

East Avenue

in Brighton

Brighton Centre/Village on, Vol. 4(3):6; Vol. 5(3):5; Vol. 6(3):4–5 photos; Vol. 7(2):2–3

as farmland, Vol. 2(3):1–2

map of – 1872, Vol. 5(3):5

near Winton Road – 1940s, Vol. 2(3):4 photos

street lamps on, Vol. 5(3):2

canal route and, Vol. 1(1):5

church on, Vol. 1(2):3

commercial enterprises on

pottery production – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):6

realty company, Vol. 5(1):1

tavern, and subsequent use of, Vol. 7(1):1 illus caption

trolley station, Vol. 4(3):8

construction of, Vol. 6(1):8

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(2):1

Houston Barnard Tract and, Vol. 1(2):7

as Indian Trail, Vol. 1(2):4

naming of, Vol. 6(1):8; Vol. 6(3):3

paving of, Vol. 4(3):8

photographic essay (book) on, Vol. 8(1):3

as plank road, Vol. 4(1):2; Vol. 4(3):8

railroad station near, Vol. 2(3):3

residential and landscape architects for, Vol. 6(2):5

residents/residences on, Vol. 7(2):2

Baird family, Vol. 6(2):4, 5 photo

Barry-Lindsay House, Vol. 3(1):3 photo

Blossom family, Vol. 1(2):4; Vol. 6(3):6

Culver family, Vol. 2(3):1–2

Drescher family, Vol. 6(2):2–5

Eastman, George, Vol. 2(2):3; Vol. 2(3):1–2; Vol. 8(2):4–7 (See also George Eastman House)

Ely family, Vol. 2(3):1

Friendly Home, Vol. 7(1):4 illus

Ingle family, Vol. 5(1):7

May family, Vol. 6(2):4

Morgan, Henry W., Vol. 7(1):3 photo

Parsons family, Vol. 1(2):4

Smith family, Vol. 2(3):1

Soule family, Vol. 3(1):3 photo caption (See also Wilson Soule House)

Stone family, Vol. 6(3):2

Stone-Tolan House (See Stone-Tolan House)

Ward commissions for, Vol. 5(1):2

Wilder, Samuel, Vol. 8(3):6 with photo

school on, Vol. 8(4):6

East Avenue Hardware Store

site of, Vol. 6(3):4–5 photos

East Avenue Memories by Elizabeth Brayer

about, Vol. 8(1):3

East Avon, NY

Keating, Kenneth B. and, Vol. 5(3):6

East Henrietta Road

as plank road, Vol. 4(1):2; Vol. 4(3):8

East High School

MCC origins and, Vol. 8(4):6

East Rochester Piano Works

Corbett’s Glen outing from, Vol. 6(1):5

Eastman Dental Center

architects of, Vol. 6(4):4

children’s waiting room in, Vol. 6(4):6 photo

Eastman, Ebenezer (Manchester, NH)

mentioned, Vol. 8(2):3

Eastman, Ellen (sister of George)

residences of, Vol. 8(2):3

Eastman, George

Culver family and, Vol. 6(3):3

family members of, Vol. 8(2):3, 4 photo

Folsom, Marion B. and, Vol. 3(2):4–7

Gordon, Edwin and, Vol. 6(4):4

correspondence of, Vol. 6(4):6 photo

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):5

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):3–5; Vol. 2(3):5–6

Mees, Charles E. and, Vol. 6(2):6

Morgan, Henry W. and, correspondence with, Vol. 7(1):3 illus

Municipal Arts Commission and, Vol. 5(3):4

photograph of grandniece and grandnephew by, Vol. 8(2):4

photographs of

in 1917, Vol. 7(1):3

at Columbian Exposition of 1893, Vol. 8(1):1

with great niece and nephew, Vol. 8(2):3

with Thomas Edison and Charles Mees, Vol. 6(2):6

purchase of Pinnacle range and Cobb’s Hill by, Vol. 5(2):4

quoted

on Culver and Ely properties, Vol. 6(3):3

on desert landscape, Vol. 8(2):4

on landscaping, Vol. 8(2):4–5

of purchase of George Eastman House site, Vol. 8(2):5

in Town & Country interview, Vol. 8(2):5

residences of

Eastman House (See George Eastman House)

Wilson Soule House, Vol. 8(2):4–5

Rochester Red Cross and, Vol. 7(1):3 photo caption

rocking chairs of, Vol. 7(2):2

rose named for, Vol. 8(2):3

television documentary about, Vol. 1(2):8; Vol. 6(1):7 photos

Eastman, George Washington

death of, Vol. 8(2):3

family members of (See Eastman, Ellen; Eastman, George; Eastman, Maria Kilbourn)

occupations of, Vol. 8(2):2, 3

residences of, Vol. 8(2):3

Eastman, Harvey

agricultural fair and family of, Vol. 8(2):3

Eastman House. See George Eastman House

Eastman Kodak Company

architects for, Vol. 6(4):4

Corbett’s Glen outings from, Vol. 6(1):5

employees of, Vol. 6(2):6, 7 photos

Folsom, Marion B., Vol. 3(2):4–6

Mees, Charles E., Vol. 6(2):6, 7 photos

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):5

Kodak Park

formerly Boulevard Plant, Vol. 8(2):4

landscaping at, Vol. 8(2):4, 5

Kodak Research Laboratories, Vol. 6(2):6, 7 photos

Corner Club and, Vol. 7(2):3

Kodakids and, Vol. 2(3):3–4

Meadowbrook neighborhood and, Vol. 3(2):3; Vol. 4(1):5 illus

Eastman, Maria Kilbourn

family members of (See Eastman, Ellen; Eastman, George; Eastman, George Washington)

flowers and, Vol. 8(2):3

quoted, on country life, Vol. 8(2):2–3

residences of, Vol. 8(2):3

Eastman Philharmonic

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):4–5

Eastman School of Music

architects of, Vol. 6(4):4

Corner Club and, Vol. 7(2):3

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):3–5; Vol. 2(3):5–6

Eastman Theatre

architects of, Vol. 6(4):4, 5

events at – 1920s, Vol. 7(2):3

Folsom, Marion B. and, Vol. 3(2):5

illustration of, Vol. 6(4):4

Eastman’s Commercial College

president of, Vol. 8(2):3

Eclectic architectural style, Vol. 7(2):4

Edgewood Avenue

canal locks on, Vol. 1(1):5

school on, Vol. 2(1):6

walking tour of, Vol. 4(2):3–6

Edison, Thomas

photograph of, with Eastman and Mees, Vol. 6(2):6

Edmunds, James M.

residence of, Vol. 4(3):10 illus

Edwards (department store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Churchill, Winston S. and, Vol. 1(4):6

Folsom, Marion B. and, Vol. 3(2):6, 7 photo

Ellis, Harvey

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):5

Ellison Park

City of Tryon in, Vol. 8(4):2 with illus (See also Tryon, City of)

Ellwanger & Barry

Kodak Park landscaping and, Vol. 8(2):5

Ellwanger & Barry School

illustration of, Vol. 6(4):6

Ellwanger, George

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):2

Ellwanger, Helen

quoted, on J. Foster Warner, Vol. 3(1):3–4

Elmira College

Manaseri, Christopher B. at, Vol. 8(4):1

Elmwood Avenue

residents/residences on

Hall family, Vol. 2(2):8

Keating family, Vol. 5(3):6, 6 photo

Maxion family, Vol. 2(2):8

Parsons family, Vol. 1(2):4

Stillson, George, Vol. 2(2):8

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2; Vol. 5(2):5

schools on, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):3, 6

seminary on, Vol. 1(3):6

temple on, Vol. 3(2):1–3; Vol. 4(3):4

Ely, Cornelia

Culver lineage of, Vol. 6(3):3

Eastman, George and, Vol. 6(3):3

Ely Family

property of, George Eastman and, Vol. 2(3):1, 2

Emmerick, Mrs. F.

property of, Vol. 8(1):7

England

Manaseri, Christopher B. in, Vol. 8(4):1

England, Frederick L.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Erie Canal

Brighton stretch of – 1872, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Brighton Village and, Vol. 5(3):5; Vol. 6(3):4

Clover Street Seminary students and, Vol. 8(4):6

photographs of, Vol. 6(3):4

widewaters at Cobbs Hill, George Eastman and, Vol. 8(2):4

Esplanade

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7

Ettenheimer, Louis

residence of, architect and location of, Vol. 6(2):5

Evans, Ann

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Evans Farm Tract

original site use of, Vol. 4(2):5

Evans, Harriette. See Rowland, Harriette Evans

Evans, Joseph Edward Jr.

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):4, 5

Evans, Joseph Edward Sr.

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Evans, Susan Ann (née Studley)

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):4, 5

Evans, Teresa. See Burke, Teresa (née Evans)

Evershed House/Farm

history and sketch of, Vol. 4(3):4

Evershed, John

residence of, Vol. 4(3):4

Everts, Ruby. See Taylor, Ruby

Exchange Street

Clinton House on, seminary students and, Vol. 8(4):6

Exposition Park

Rochester Jeffs football team at, Vol. 5(3):7

F

Fair Oaks Avenue

Mediterranean Revival residence on, Vol. 5(2):7 photo

Fairchild, Herman LeRoy

photographs by, Vol. 5(2):1–3

exhibit of, Vol. 5(2):2

Farm equipment

of 1860s, Vol. 8(3):1–3 with photos

Fashion Park

architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

Ferndale Manor Neighborhood

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Festival of American Music

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):5

Fever Pitch

Gideon Cobb Days presentation by, Vol. 7(3):1

Field, Joseph

quoted as mayor, on streetlights, Vol. 5(3):4

Filipowsky, Richard E.

Temple B’rith Kodesh and, Vol. 3(2):2

Fine, Roselle Goldstein

Brighton schools and, Vol. 4(2):2

Finger Lakes Region

one-room schoolhouse research in, Vol. 8(4):1, 2

Fink, Daniel

illustration from book by, Vol. 8(1):4

Finucane, Frederick

residence of, Vol. 6(2):5

Firestone, Harvey

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 8(2):1

Firestone, Raymond

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

Firestone, Sigmond/Sigmund (architect)

commissions of, Vol. 4(3):2; Vol. 7(2):5

First Baptist Church

architect of, Vol. 5(3):6

First Church of Christ Scientist

interior photograph of, Vol. 6(4):5

Fishers, NY

brick company in, Vol. 5(2):5

Five Nations of the Iroquois. See Iroquois Confederacy

Flynn, John

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

Folsom, Marion Bayard

historical sketch of, Vol. 3(2):4–7

Folsom, Mary

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):6

Forman’s (women’s specialty store). See also B. Forman Co.

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Foster & Gade (architectural firm)

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

France, Jean

presentation by, Vol. 8(2):7

Frank Maggio and Brothers

Brighton High School and, Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):3

Frankel, Sandra

quoted as town supervisor, on harp lamps, Vol. 5(3):2

Frankfort, Village of

Cobb, Gideon and, Vol. 5(2):3

Franklin Street

bank on, Vol. 3(1):4

Fraysier, Dan

Meadowbrook neighborhood and, Vol. 3(2):3

French

local activity of, Vol. 6(1):3

French Road

former name of, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):3

school(s) on, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):3; Vol. 8(4):2 illus

as residence, Vol. 8(4):1 photo

French Road School. See under Brighton public schools

Friedler, John

business enterprise of – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):5

Friedler, Paul William

business enterprise of – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):5

Friendly Home

HB annual meeting at, Vol. 7(1):1

history of, Vol. 7(1):1 photo caption,3–4

landscape plans for, Vol. 7(1):4 illus

officers/staff of

Dewirst, James E. – early 2000s, Vol. 7(1):1

Morgan, Henry W. – 1910s, Vol. 7(1):3 illus

photos and documents of, Vol. 7(1):1–4 illus

Friends of Ahskwa Sanctuary

mentioned, Vol. 6(1):7

Friends of Mt. Hope Cemetery

Czerkas, Jean and, Vol. 8(2):1

Frisbie, David

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):1

Frisbie, Captain John J. (Jack)

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(4):3; Vol. 2(1):1–2, 8

Frisbie, Ruthella

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):1

Fuller, Philetus S.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Fulton, Robert

Buckland, Amos Sr. and, Vol. 8(3):4

G

Gade, John

photograph of, Vol. 7(1):3

Gade, John (architect)

mentioned, Vol. 7(1):3 photo caption

Gannett, Frank

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

residence of, Vol. 7(2):5

Gates, Allen B

Brighton High School and, Vol. 4(2):1

Gaudi, Antonio

lamp post designs by, Vol. 5(3): 3

Genesee Brewery

Corbett’s Glen outings from, Vol. 6(1):5

Genesee Falls

Count Beaujolais painting of, Vol. 6(3):2

Genesee Hospital. See Homeopathic Hospital

Genesee Land Trust

Corbett’s Glen Nature Park and, Vol. 6(1):7

Wheatcraft, Andrew at, Vol. 7(3):1

Genesee Powder Mills

ownership and explosions of, Vol. 7(3):2, 7

Genesee Valley Club

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Geneseo, NY

Nations Road Farm in, Vol. 8(1):4 photo

George Eastman House

architects of, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 6(4):4

landscape architects/designs for, Vol. 6(2):5

garden renderings, Vol. 6(4):7

historical sketch of, Vol. 2(3):1–2; Vol. 8(2):1, 5–6

photographs/illustrations of, Vol. 2(3):2, 8; Vol. 3(1):3

Corinthian capital, Vol. 6(2):1

enlargement, Vol. 6(4):4

gardens, Vol. 8(2):1–6

Valentine family in, Vol. 8(2):5

George III, King of England

suburbs and, Vol. 7(2):6

Georgian Court

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 5(1):1

German Brick & Tile Co.

location of, Vol. 5(2):8 map

German-American community

boundaries of, Vol. 1(1):5

Germantown, PA

architecture of, Vol. 7(2):7

Gibbs, A.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Gibbs Street

temple on, Vol. 3(2):1, 2; Vol. 4(3):4

Gibson, Beverly

as HB speaker, Vol. 2(3):1

Gideon Cobb Days

2004, Vol. 5(2):1–4

2005, Vol. 6(3):1, 8

2006, Vol. 7(3):1

2007, Vol. 8(2):8; Vol. 8(3):1, 8

photographs from – 2004, Vol. 5(3):8

Gideon Cobb House

historical sketch of, Vol. 5(2):4

photograph of – 1960s, Vol. 5(2):4

Gleason Works

Corbett’s Glen outings from, Vol. 6(1):5

Glen & Hall Manuf. Co.

property of, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Glen Brothers Nursery

employee of, Vol. 6(4):2

Glen Ellyn Way

Colonial Revival residence on, Vol. 5(2):7 photo

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2; Vol. 5(2):5

Glen Road

Corbett farmhouse and grounds on

history of, Vol. 6(1):3, 4–7

photographs of, Vol. 6(1):2, 5

Corbett’s Glen Nature Park and, Vol. 6(1):7

railroad arch on, Vol. 6(1):4; Vol. 7(3):3

Godowsky, Leopold, Jr.

at Eastman Kodak Company, Vol. 6(2):6

Gonsenhauser, Max

about, Vol. 8(3):3

property holdings of, Vol. 8(3):3, 5

Goodhue, Bertram Grosvenor

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4, 6

Goodman Street. See South Goodman Street

Goosens, Eugene

as conductor, Vol. 7(2):3

Gordon & Kaelber (architectural firm). See also Kaelber, William G.

designs by, Vol. 6(4):4–5

Browncroft Neighborhood, Vol. 6(4):2

illustrations of, Vol. 6(4):2–3, 5–8

Wenrich renderings of, Vol. 6(4):8

formation of, Vol. 6(4):5

former name of, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 6(4):5

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(4):4–5

Stone, Howard L. and, Vol. 7(2):5

Wenrich, John and, Vol. 6(4):7

Gordon & Madden (architectural firm)

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

church commission of – 1910s, Vol. 6(3):6

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

formation of, Vol. 6(4):4

subsequent name of, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 6(4):5

Gordon, Bragdon & Orchard

partners in, Vol. 6(4):4

Gordon, Edwin S. (architect)

Eastman correspondence with, Vol. 6(4):6 photo

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(4):4–5

photograph of, Vol. 6(4):4

Gould Brothers

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Gould Street

Houston Barnard Tract and, Vol. 1(2):7

Granite Building

architect of, Vol. 3(1):3 photo caption

Greece, NY

Carey, John C. in, Vol. 8(1):7

Green Bay Packers (football team)

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):7

Greenfield Lane

Brayer family residents on, Vol. 8(4):7

Grosvenor Road

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 5(1):1

realty company on, Vol. 5(1):1

Ward commissions on, Vol. 5(1):2, 5 photo, 6, 7

Grove Street

Eastman, George and, Vol. 8(2):4

Gruppe, Charles

Herdle, George and, Vol. 1(1):6

Gun powder industry

mill explosions in, Vol. 7(3):2, 7–8

H

Hagaman, Abraham

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman, Adrian

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman, Calvin

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman, Charles

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman, David

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman, Harriet (née Stone)

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8; Vol. 3(1):2

Hagaman, Howland

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman, John

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(3):8

residence of, Vol. 4(3):1–2

Hagaman, John, Jr.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman, Thirza

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

Hagaman’s Corners

defined, Vol. 4(3):2

Hagen, Walter Charles

historical sketch of, Vol. 2(1):3–5

Hall, Ambrose

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(4):6

plaque honoring, Vol. 2(2):8

Hall, Clara

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6, 7 photo; Vol. 2(2):8

Hall, Clarissa (née Wilcox)

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6

Hall, J.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Halsey, Richard T.

Brighton Cemetery and, Vol. 1(3):4

Hanlon, Dave

Temple B’rith Kodesh and, Vol. 3(2):2

Hansen, M. A.

residence of, Vol. 8(1):7

Hansen, Margaret

residence of, Vol. 8(1):7

Hansen, William T.

residence of, Vol. 8(1):7

Hanson, Howard

historical sketch of, Vol. 2(2):3–5; Vol. 2(3):5–6

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):7 photo caption

residence of, Vol. 2(3):6 photo

Harbel Manor (Akron, OH)

landscape architect for, Vol. 8(2):1

Harley School

photograph of, Vol. 8(4):6

Harp lamps/luminaries

photographs of, Vol. 5(3):2, 3

as town landmarks, history of, Vol. 5(3):2–3

Harper, Mathilda

business of, interior photographs, Vol. 6(3):4

Harper Method Salon

interior photographs of, Vol. 6(3):4

Harrington, Thompson

business enterprise of – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):5–6

Harris, Gordon

Brighton High School and, Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):4

Hart, Roswell

ship building on farm of – early 1800s, Vol. 6(3):3

Hart, S.

property of, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Hasher, Carol Caley

acknowledgment of, Vol. 6(2):8

Hatch brothers

business enterprise of – early 1800s, Vol. 6(3):3

Hawley, S. C.

Moore, Isaac and, Vol. 1(1):4

Hebner, Ceron E.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Helen Whitney Miller’s (apparel)

interior photos and business card of, Vol. 6(3):4

Henahan, Donal

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):5

Herald (newspaper)

Democrat and Chronicle and, Vol. 5(3):1

employee of, Vol. 5(3):1

Herdle, Elizabeth (née Bachman)

mentioned, Vol. 1(1):6

Herdle, G

The Lock at Brighton by, Vol. 4(2):1 illus

Herdle, George

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(1):5–6

Herdle, Gertrude

mentioned, Vol. 1(1):6

Herdle, Isabel

mentioned, Vol. 1(1):5, 6

Herman, William

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Herrick, Francis Hobart

quoted, on Audubon, Vol. 1(1):7

Hershberg’s (jewelry store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Hibiscus (Street/Road)

Landon family residents/residences on, Vol. 4(2):3–4

Hickey-Freeman Company

Corbett’s Glen outings from, Vol. 6(1):5

Highland Avenue

airfield near – 1910s, Vol. 2(1):1

canal bridge at, Vol. 1(1):5

Houston Barnard Tract and, Vol. 1(2):7

as Indian Trail, Vol. 1(3):8; Vol. 4(3):5

residents/residences on

Cobb family, Vol. 4(3):6; Vol. 5(2):4

Hagaman family, Vol. 1(3):8; Vol. 4(3):1–2

schools on/near, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):2; Vol. 8(4):2 photo

Highland Hospital

Firestone, Siegmond and, Vol. 7(2):5

Highland Park

naming of Robinson Drive in, Vol. 5(3): 3

Hill Farm

holdings and owners of, Vol. 4(2):4

Hill, Luther W.

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Hill, Mary

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Hill, Naomi

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Hill, William

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Hill, William T.

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Hillel School

former site use of, Vol. 2(1):7

Hillside Avenue

school on, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):3

subsequent name of, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):3

Hillside Children’s Center

Eastman Dormitory for Boys at, Vol. 2(3):4 photo

farm of, Vol. 8(3):5

Kodakids at, Vol. 2(3):3

as Rochester Orphan Asylum, Vol. 8(3):5 photo caption

photograph of – 1920s, Vol. 5(2):2

Hilton, NY

one-room schoolhouse research in, Vol. 8(4):1

Historic Preservation Commissions. See Brighton Historic Preservation Commission; Irondequoit, Town of

Hobbie, A. C.

as auctioneer, Vol. 8(3):1

Hobby, Oveta Culp

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):6

Holcomb, NY

brickyards in, Vol. 5(2):3

Hollywood Avenue

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2; Vol. 5(2):5

Home Acres Neighborhood

aerodrome on site of – 1910s, Vol. 1(4): 3

presentation on, Vol. 8(2):7

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Home for the Friendless. See also Friendly Home

history of, Vol. 7(1):1–3 illus captions

Homeopathic Hospital

Herdle, George at, Vol. 1(1):6

Honeoye Falls, NY

one-room schoolhouse research in, Vol. 8(4):1

Hopkins, Caleb

daughter’s namesake, Vol. 6(3):3

Houston Barnard Realty Company

locations and architects for, Vol. 5(1):1

proprietor of, Vol. 7(2):8

Houston Barnard Tract

architectural styles in, Vol. 7(2):2, 4

historical sketch of, Vol. 7(2):2–5

map of, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 7(2):1

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):6

residents/residences on

architects for, Vol. 7(2):5

photographs of, Vol. 7(2):2–5

Ward commissions for, Vol. 5(1):2

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Howard Johnson’s

at Twelve Corners, Vol. 2(3):7 photo caption

Howes, George E.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Howk, Cynthia

as HB speaker, Vol. 3(1):1; Vol. 3(2):1

quoted, on Corbett farmhouse, Vol. 6(1):6

Hoyt Place

Brighton Cemetery on, Vol. 1(2):3–6; Vol. 6(3):7

Hubbard, (no given name)

quoted, on powder and tin business, Vol. 7(3):2

Hubbell, Walter S.

Columbian Exposition of 1893 photo by, Vol. 8(1):1

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):4

Hudson River

Buckland, Amos Sr. and, Vol. 8(3):4

Hunt, Richard Morris

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4

Huron Nation

mentioned, Vol. 4(1):8

Hutchison, Charles F.

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):2 illus caption

Hutchison, George

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

I

Indian Landing

photograph of, Vol. 8(4):8

residents and businesses of- c. 1800, Vol. 6(3):3

school near – early 1800s, Vol. 8(4):2 illus

Indian Landing School

historical sketch of, Vol. 8(4):7 with photo

Ingersoll, Dr. Edwin S.

residence of, Vol. 6(4):5 photo

Ingle, Arthur

residence of, Vol. 5(1):7

Institute for Musical Art

Eastman, George and, Vol. 2(2):3

International Museum of Photography. See George Eastman House

Iola Sanitarium

Firestone, Siegmond and, Vol. 7(2):5

Irondequoit Creek

Native Americans and, Vol. 6(1):2

Irondequoit, Town of

Historic Preservation Commission member, Vol. 8(2):1

Iroquois Confederacy

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(1):7–8

Irving, Frank W.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Irwin, Miss

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

J

J. Conolly, Fairbanks & Comrie

mill explosions and, Vol. 7(3):2

J. L. Booth Manuf.

property of, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Jacobus, Donald I.

quoted, on spelling of names, Vol. 1(2):5

James L. Garrett Co.

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):6 photo caption

Jefferson Football Club. See Rochester Jeffs

Jerome, Clara (née Hall)

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6, 7; Vol. 2(2):8

Jerome Family

members of, Vol. 2(2):8

Jerome, Jennie

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6, 7; Vol. 2(2):8

Jerome, Lawrence R.

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):7

Jerome, Leonard

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(4):7

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6; Vol. 2(2):8

John Tryon & Adams store

Culver, Oliver and, Vol. 6(3):3

Johnson, Walter

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):2

Jones, Bobby

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):4

Jones Park

Eastman, George and, Vol. 8(2):4

Joseph Shale (business)

advert/flyer from, Vol. 8(1):3

Journal of the Home (periodical)

publisher, content, and cover page of – 1860s, Vol. 7(1):2

Jump, Walter V.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

JYMA

Firestone, Siegmond and, Vol. 7(2):5

JYWA

Firestone, Siegmond and, Vol. 7(2):5

K

Kabelac, Karl S.

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):8

Kaelber, George J.

family and business of, Vol. 6(4):2

Kaelber, William G.

as architect (See Gordon & Kaelber)

in Eastman Theatre mural, Vol. 6(4):4 photo caption, 5

family of, Vol. 6(4):2

photograph of, Vol. 6(4):4

residence of, Vol. 6(4):1 photo, 2

Kaish, Louise

Temple B’rith Kodesh and, Vol. 3(2):2

Karp, Abraham

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):3

Katz, Abram

residence of, architect and location of, Vol. 6(2):5

Kauffman, Henry J.

quoted, as author, Vol. 8(1):5

Keating, Kenneth B. (1900-1975)

biographical sketch of, Vol. 5(3):6

photograph of, Vol. 5(3):6

residence of, Vol. 5(3):6, 6 photo

Keating, Louise De Puy

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):6

residence and spouse of, Vol. 5(3):6, 6 photos

Keck, Henry (1873-1956)

historical sketch of, Vol. 5(1):6

Kelly, Charles

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Kemp, Lea

as HB speaker, Vol. 5(3):1

professional life of, Vol. 5(3):8

Kingston, Harry H.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Kissinger, Henry A.

quoted as Secretary of State, on Kenneth B. Keating, Vol. 5(3):6

Kleiner, George

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Klingenberg, Alf

Eastman, George and, Vol. 2(2):3, 5

Knapp, Dr. Peter

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):7

Kodak Park. See under Eastman Kodak Company

Kodak Research Laboratories. See under Eastman Kodak Company

Kodakids

about, Vol. 2(3):3–4

L

La Salle, René Robert Cavelier, sieur de

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):1

Lafayette, General

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):5

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):2

Lake Avenue

German-American community and, Vol. 1(1):5

LaMay’s Drug Store

site of, Vol. 6(3):4–5 photos

Lamps

streetlights, as town landmarks, Vol. 5(3):2–3

Landing Road

as Indian Trail, Vol. 1(2):4; Vol. 4(3):5

schools on, Vol. 8(4):7

Landmark Society of Western New York, Vol. 1(1):1

founder of, Vol. 3(1):3

House and Garden Tour of, Vol. 8(2):7

library of, Vol. 6(4):7

officer/board member of, Vol. 8(1):2

Stone-Tolan House and, Vol. 1(2):5

trustee of, Vol. 8(2):1

Landmarks

Brighton residences (See under Brighton Historic Preservation Commission)

harp lamps/luminaries as, Vol. 5(3):2–3

Landon, William D.

residence of, Vol. 4(2):3, 6

Lanphear, Mary Jo (Brighton Town Historian)

academic background of, Vol. 8(4):1

Buckland Farmstead records and, Vol. 8(3):5

HB presentations by, Vol. 4(2):1; Vol. 5(2):1; Vol. 8(4):1

Leavitt, Roger P.

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):7

Lehigh Valley Railroad

mentioned, Vol. 4(3):9

Lehmann, Gary

as HB speaker, Vol. 8(2):8

Lemoyne Manor (Syracuse, NY)

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):7

Levitown (neighborhood)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):6

Lewis, Gladys (née Rowland)

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Lewis, Warren

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Lighting

landmark streetlights, Vol. 5(3):2–3

of streets, timeline of, Vol. 5(3): 4

Liguori, Mother Superior

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

Linden Avenue

Friendly Home on, illustrations of, Vol. 7(1):1, 4

Linden Knoll apartment complex, Vol. 7(1):1 photo

Linden Road

Corbett’s Glen trolley stop on, Vol. 6(1):4

Lindsay, Alexander

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

Lomb, Carl

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

Long, George

Meadowbrook and, Vol. 3(2):3

Louis Phillippe, King of France

as local guest, Vol. 6(3):2

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):5

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):2

Lowell, Francis Cabot

Lowell, MA and, Vol. 7(2):6

Lowell, MA

as early suburb, Vol. 7(2):6

Lowell Street (West)

bottling company on – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):5

Ludwig, Jerry

quoted as preservation commission chair, on harp lamps, Vol. 5(3):2

Lutyens, Sir Edwin (architect)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):7

Lyceum

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Lyons, NY

resident of, Thompson Harrington as, Vol. 7(1):5

M

MacMillan, Harold

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Madden, William V. (architect)

partner Edwin Gordon and, Vol. 6(4):4 (See also Gordon & Madden)

retirement of, Vol. 6(4):5

Main Street

Buckland family residents/residences on – early 1800s, Vol. 8(3):4, 6

City Hall Tower on – 1911, Vol. 5(3): 4 photo

commercial enterprises on, Vol. 8(3):6

East Avenue as, Vol. 6(3):3

German-American community and, Vol. 1(1):6

Main Street Bridge

commercial enterprise on, Vol. 8(3):6

Makintosh, Charles Rennie (architect)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):7

Malo, Paul

Carey-Harper House evaluation by, Vol. 8(1):7

Malvern Neighborhood

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Manaseri, Christopher B.

academic background and positions of, Vol. 8(4):1

as HB speaker, Vol. 8(4):1

one-room schoolhouse research by, Vol. 8(4):1, 2

Manchester, NH

resident of, Ebenezer Eastman as, Vol. 8(2):3

Manhattan Restaurant

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Mannes, Leopold

at Eastman Kodak Company, Vol. 6(2):6

Manning, William L.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Maplewood Drive

Rodenbeck residence on, Vol. 5(1):7

Maplewood Park

Eastman, George and, Vol. 8(2):4

Maps

aerodrome site, Vol. 1(4):2

Brighton annexations – 1800s, Vol. 4(1):4

Brighton boundaries – 1810s, Vol. 2(1): 7; Vol. 4(1):4

Brighton Village – 1872, Vol. 5(3):5; Vol. 6(1):8; Vol. 6(3):8

Buckland residences and businesses, Vol. 1(2):1

Houston Barnard tracts, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 7(2):1

Monroe Avenue historic sites, Vol. 5(2):8

North America – 1750s, Vol. 4(2):8

proposed development affecting Corbett’s Glen Nature Park – 2000s, Vol. 8(4):8

Roselawn neighborhood, Vol. 5(2):5, 6

Tryon reconstruction, Vol. 8(4):2

Marbles

as Buckland Farm artifacts, Vol. 7(1):6

production and use of, Vol. 7(1):6

Marcotte, Bob

as HB speaker, Vol. 2(1):1; Vol. 7(2):1

Marshall, NY

resident of, Harvey Eastman as, Vol. 8(2):3

Maxion, Janet

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6

plaque mentioning, Vol. 2(2):8

Maxion, William

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6

plaque mentioning, Vol. 2(2):8

May, Horace

East Avenue property of, Vol. 6(2):4

MCC (Monroe Community College)

original site of, Vol. 8(4):6

McCartney, Henry

as HB speaker, Vol. 6(1):1

photograph of, Vol. 6(1):1

professional life of, Vol. 6(1):1

McCurdy’s (department store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

McFarland’s (men’s store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

McGregor, Daniel

business of – early 1900s, Vol. 8(3):5

McGregor, Milton Roy

business of – early 1900s, Vol. 8(3):5

farm of, Vol. 8(3):5

McKeon, Ellen

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

McKim, Charles Follen

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4

McKim, Mead & White (architects)

Eastman Theatre design and, Vol. 6(4):5

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):6

suburban designs of, Vol. 7(2):7

McMann, John

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

McMoran, J.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

McNab, Donald

spouse of, Vol. 8(4):2

Tryon map by, Vol. 8(4):2 illus

McNab, Margaret

as Brighton Town Historian, Vol. 8(4):2

spouse of, Vol. 8(4):2

McQuaid, Bishop Bernard

George Eastman and Maplewood Park and, Vol. 8(2):4

McQuaid Jesuit Catholic School

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6

Meadowbrook Neighborhood

historical sketch of, excerpts from, Vol. 3(2):3, 7; Vol. 4(1):5–6

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):6

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Meadowbrook Neighborhood Association

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(1):5–6

Meadowview School. See under Brighton public schools

Meath, Mr. & Mrs. Howard

Corbett’s Glen purchase by – 1950s, Vol. 6(1):5

Mechanics Institute

Herdle, George and, Vol. 1(1):6

student at – 1910s, Vol. 6(4):7

subsequent name of, Vol. 6(4):6

Mees, Charles Edward Kenneth (1882-1960)

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(2):6

photograph of, with Eastman and Edison, Vol. 6(2):6

Memorial Art Gallery

Herdle, George and, Vol. 1(1):5, 6

Herdle, Gertrude and, Vol. 1(1):6

portrait of Nathaniel Rochester at, John J. Audubon and, Vol. 1(1):7

Mendon Ponds Park

photograph of kames in – 1890s, Vol. 5(2):2

Menne, Raymond

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Mercer, Henry Chapman (1856-1930)

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):6

Merchants Road

passenger and freight service on – 1800s, Vol. 5(2):3

Mercy Complex. See under Sisters of Mercy

Merrill, Arch

burial site of, Vol. 6(3):7

gravestone of, Vol. 1(2):6 photo

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Merz, Phillipp

University of Rochester design and, Vol. 6(4):5

Meyers, Albert

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):7

Miles, Letitia

Brighton High School and, Vol. 4(2):1

Mill, S.

property of, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Miller, C.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Miller, William

residence of, Vol. 4(2):3

Minnamon, Caroline. See Taylor, Caroline

Mitchell, Samuel L.

mentioned, Vol. 1(1):7

Mohawk Nation

mentioned, Vol. 4(1):8

Moisant Aviation Company

air show of – 1910s, Vol. 1(4):1, 3–4

Moisant Fliers

Frisbie, John J. and, Vol. 2(1):2

Moisant, John B.

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):2

Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES

superintendent of, Vol. 8(4):1

Monroe Avenue

airfield near – 1910s, Vol. 1(4):3; Vol. 2(1):1

canal route and, Vol. 1(1):5

Cobb family residents/residences on, Vol. 4(3):6; Vol. 5(2):4

commercial enterprises on

brickyards on/near, Vol. 1(3):7; Vol. 4(3):4; Vol. 5(2):3

stamp and coin shop, Vol. 7(1):6

tollhouse, Vol. 4(1):3

fee proposal for – 1850, Vol. 1(1):8

Gideon Cobb Days walk on, Vol. 5(2):1

historic sites on, Vol. 5(2):8 map

origin and previous name of, Vol. 5(2):3

as plank road, Vol. 4(1):1–4; Vol. 4(3):8

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2; Vol. 5(2):5, 5, 6 photos

schools on, Vol. 2(1):6; Vol. 4(2):2, 6; Vol. 8(4):2 photo, 3, 4

sports field on (See Sheehan’s Field)

Monroe Avenue Estates

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):6

Monroe Avenue Land and Improvement Co.

brickyard purchase of, Vol. 5(2):5

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2

Monroe Community College

original site of, Vol. 8(4):6

Monroe Community Hospital

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(3):2

Monroe County Agricultural Society

member of, Vol. 1(3):7

Monroe County Hospital

architects of, Vol. 7(2):5

Monroe County Insane Asylum

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

Monroe County Office Building

architect for, Vol. 3(1):3 photo caption

Monroe High School

Indian Landing School graduates and, Vol. 8(4):7

Monroe Street

Monroe Avenue known as, Vol. 1(3):7

Moore, Major Caleb E.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Moore, Isaac

Bloss Brewster, Celestia A. and, Vol. 1(3):3, 6

Clover Street Seminary and, Vol. 1(3):3, 6

Cogswell, Joseph Herbert and, Vol. 7(3):2

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(1):4

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 1(1):8; Vol. 4(1):1–2, 3, 4

Morgan, Henry W.

Home for the Friendless and, Vol. 7(1):3 photo caption

Eastman correspondence with – 1917, Vol. 7(1):3 illus

photograph of, Vol. 7(1):3

residence of, Vol. 7(1):3 photo

Morris Drive

subsequent name of, Vol. 1(2):7

Morris, William

arts and crafts movement and, Vol. 5(1):2–3

Morse, Captain John

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Mound people

mentioned, Vol. 4(1):7

Mount Hope Avenue

pottery enterprise on – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):6

Mount Hope Cemetery

Home for the Friendless plot in, Vol. 7(1):2 illus

illustration of, Vol. 2(3):7

Municipal Arts Commission

members of, Vol. 5(3): 3, 4

Mutch, William

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Myers, Elmer A.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

N

National (men’s store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

National Football League

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):7

Nations Road Farm, Geneseo, NY, Vol. 8(1):4 photo

Native Americans

Iroquois Confederacy, historical sketch of, Vol. 4(1):7–8

Westfall Road artifact of, Vol. 7(1):5

Natt, Valentine

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad

Corbett’s Glenn and, Vol. 6(1):4

local station of, Vol. 4(3):9

New York Central Railroad

Corbett Farmhouse and, with photo, Vol. 7(3):3

New York City

Buckland, Amos Sr. in, Vol. 8(3):4

Carpenter, Charles in, Vol. 8(4):3

New York State

Central School Law, Brighton schools and, Vol. 8(4):3

New York State Board for the Interior Design Profession

member of, Vol. 8(1):2

New York State Dredging Co.

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7

New York State Farm Census of 1855

Buckland Family/Farmstead (of Amos) data from, Vol. 8(1):6; Vol. 8(3):2

New York Symphony

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):3

New York Water Color Society

Herdle, George and, Vol. 1(1):6

New York World’s Fairs

illustrator for, Vol. 6(4):7

Newhall, Watson

in childhood photo with Dryden children, Vol. 8(2):6

Newspapers

photographer for, Albert R. Stone, Vol. 5(3):1

Newton Drive

Meadowbrook and, Vol. 3(2):3

98 Acres: The Story of Meadowbrook, Brighton, N.Y. by Robyn Schaefer

excerpts from, Vol. 3(2):3, 7; Vol. 4(1):5–6

Nolen, John

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):6

Norris, Darrell

Gideon Cobb Days presentation by, Vol. 5(2):1

as HB speaker, Vol. 5(1):1

Norris, George

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Norris, J. B.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

North Avenue

subsequent name of, Vol. 5(3):5 photo caption, map

North Road

subsequent name, Vol. 1(4):8

Northfield township

East Avenue construction in, Vol. 6(3):3

land prices and Oliver Culver purchase in – early 1800s, Vol. 6(3):3

subdivision of – 1810s, Vol. 6(2):1

Northrup, Elijah

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):5

Northrup, Job

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Nottingham, University of (England)

Manaseri, Christopher B. at, Vol. 8(4):1

Nugent, Walter

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

Nurse, Howard

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

O

Oak Hill Country Club

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):5

Oak Lane

Folsom family residents/residences on, Vol. 3(2):6 photo, 7

Oakdale Drive

Hanson family residents/residences on, Vol. 2(2):4; Vol. 2(3):6 photo

Obadashians

property purchase and sale by, Vol. 6(1):6

Oliver Culver House

construction, use, and location of, Vol. 6(3):3

photograph of, Vol. 6(3):3

Oliver Street

naming of, Vol. 6(3):3

Olmsted Brothers

De Forest, Alling Stephen and, Vol. 6(2):5

Olmsted, Frederick, Jr.

De Forest, Alling Stephen and, Vol. 6(2):5

Olmsted, Frederick Law

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):6

quoted, on Pinnacle Range, Vol. 2(2):2

Commonwealth Road

resident of, Debbie Taub as, Vol. 8(3):2

Onderdonk, David

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Oneida County, NY

Eastman family in (See Waterville, NY)

Oneida Nation

mentioned, Vol. 4(1):8

One-room schoolhouses

dissertation/talk on, Vol. 8(4):1, 2

Onondaga Nation

mentioned, Vol. 4(1):8

Ontario County

officer of, Vol. 8(4):1

Orchard Road

subsequent name of, Vol. 1(2):7

Oregon Street

church on, Vol. 3(1):4

O’Rorke, Colonel Patrick

photograph of, Vol. 2(1):1

Orringh Stone Tavern. See Stone-Tolan House

Otis, Stephen

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 4(1):3, 4

Otis, William

brick works of, Vol. 5(2):3

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6

Our Lady of Mercy High School

historical sketch of, Vol. 3(1):2

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6 with photo

Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic School

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6

“Out of the Fog” (movie)

stills from, Vol. 6(2):7 photo

Ox Taxi Service Company (1800s)

mentioned, Vol. 4(3):5

P

Palmerston

Drake farm site and, Vol. 1(4):8

Paris Hill (Oneida County, NY)

Kilbourn homestead on, Vol. 8(2):3

Parochial schools. See also Our Lady of Mercy High School

Hillel, Vol. 2(1):7

McQuaid Jesuit, Vol. 8(4):6

Our Lady of Lourdes, Vol. 8(4):6

Our Lady Queen of Peace, Vol. 8(4):6

Seton Catholic School, Vol. 8(4):6

Sienna Catholic Academy, Vol. 8(4):6

St. Agnes High School, Vol. 8(4):6 with illus

St. Thomas More, Vol. 8(4):6

Parsons, Colonel Bloss

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):4

Parsons, Eliza (née Blossom)

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):4

Parsons Family

destruction of home of, Vol. 2(3):7 photo caption

Parsons, Marshfield

burial site of, Vol. 6(3):7

Corbett’s Glen property of, Vol. 6(1):3

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(2):4

quoted, on business enterprise, Vol. 7(3):2 (See also Parsons Powder Mill)

Parsons Powder Mill

explosion at, Vol. 6(1):3; Vol. 7(3):7–8

historical sketch and subsequent use of, Vol. 7(3):2, 7–8

mentioned, Vol. 6(1):4

Parsons, Samuel

Eastman, George and, Vol. 8(2):5

Patchen, William

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Patrick Corbett House. See Corbett Farmhouse

Paul W. Friedler Bottling Works

Buckland Farmhouse artifact from, Vol. 7(1):5

Pearl Street

Buckland family residents/residences on, Vol. 8(3):2

Peck, Mrs. Everard

residence of, Vol. 7(1):2 photo

Rochester Female Charitable Society and, Vol. 7(1):2 photo caption

Peck, Henry J.

quoted, on Justus Yale, Vol. 1(2):6

Pelham Road

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 5(1):1

Ward commissions on, Vol. 5(1):2

Penfield, NY

Cobb (Gideon) property in, Vol. 5(2):3

schools in, Vol. 8(4):7

one-room schoolhouse research on, Vol. 8(4):1

Penfield-Landing Road Neighborhood

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Peris, Dr. Henry (Harv)

as superintendent, Vol. 8(4):1

Perrin, A.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Perrin, Lewis B.

East Avenue property of, Vol. 6(2):4

Phillies Baseball Club

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):4

Photographers

Stone, Albert R. (See Stone, Albert R.)

Pike’s Stained Glass Studio

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):6

Pinnacle Hill range

brick industry and, Vol. 5(2):4, 5

Fairchild photographs of, Vol. 5(2):2, 3

Pinnacle Road

subsequent name of, Vol. 1(3):8

Pioneers of American Landscape Design by Jean Czerkas

mentioned, Vol. 8(2):1

Pittsford Central Schools

Allen Creek School and, Vol. 8(4):7 with photo

Pittsford, NY

founding of, Vol. 6(2):1

Pittsford Street

East Avenue as, Vol. 6(2):1; Vol. 6(3):3

Platt, Charles

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4

Platt, J. Mills

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

Pope, John Russell

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4

Porter, Clyde H.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Porter, Ruth Kingston

as HB speaker, Vol. 1(4):1

as HBN guest author, Vol. 1(2):3–6; Vol. 1(3):3–5

Pottery

Buckland Farm artifacts, Vol. 7(1):5–6 with illus

Pottsville Maroons (football team)

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):7

Powder mills

in Corbett’s Glen, explosions of, Vol. 7(3):2, 7–8

Powers Block

realty company in, Vol. 5(1):1

Powers Building

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):5; Vol. 8(3):7 photo caption

Powers, Daniel

commercial building of, Vol. 8(3):7 photo caption

Pratt, C.C.

Moore, Isaac and, Vol. 1(3):6

Pratt, George W.

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 4(1):4

Press, Norma

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):7

Prince Street

music school on, Vol. 2(2):3

Private schools

Allendale/Columbia School, Vol. 8(4):7 with photo

Clover Street Seminary (See Clover Street Seminary)

Harley School, Vol. 8(4):6 photo

parochial (See Parochial schools)

Public schools. See Brighton public schools; specific school, school district, or town

Public Works Administration

Brighton High School and, Vol. 8(4):3

Public Works Administration (PWA)

Brighton High School and, Vol. 4(2):1

Pullis, Mr. (no given name)

as coroner, Vol. 7(3):7

Pullman, George

Pullman, IL and, Vol. 7(2):6

Pullman, IL

as early suburb, Vol. 7(2):6

PWA. See Public Works Administration

Q

Quant, Teddy

residence of, Vol. 4(2):6

R

Rahn, Katherine W.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

RAITN (Rochester Area Interactive Telecommunications Network)

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):7

Rauschenberg, Walker

quoted, on Pinnacle Hill, Vol. 5(2):4

RCA building (New York City)

Wenrich renderings of, Vol. 6(4):8

Recollect Missionaries

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):1

Red Cross. See American Red Cross

Reed Glass Works

mentioned, Vol. 7(1):5

Reed, Dr. Ronald

residence, restoration of, Vol. 6(2):2

design statement for, Vol. 6(2):3 with sketches

Reichart, Barbara (née Will)

quoted, on residence, Vol. 5(1):7

Reichart, Robert

residence of, Vol. 5(1):7

Reynolds Arcade

printing office in, Vol. 7(3):2

Rhees, Rush

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):3

Rhinecliff Drive

school on, Vol. 8(4):6

Ribson, Leo

Warner, J. Foster and, Vol. 3(1):2, 4

Richards, Winfield S.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Richardson, Henry Hobson

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4; Vol. 8(3):7 photo caption

Ridge Road

as Indian Trail, Vol. 4(3):5

Rite Aid Pharmacy

former site use of, Vol. 5(3):7

Ritter, Frank

residence of, architect and location of, Vol. 6(2):5

River Road

East Avenue known as, Vol. 6(2):1

RMSC. See Rochester Museum and Science Center

Robinson, Charles Mulford

City Beautiful Movement and, Vol. 5(3): 3, 4

Municipal Arts Commission and, Vol. 5(3): 3, 4

professional life of, Vol. 5(3): 4

road named for, Vol. 5(3): 3, 4

Robinson Drive

location and naming of, Vol. 5(3): 3, 4

Rochester Aeronautic Club

air show of – 1910s, Vol. 1(4):1, 3–4

Rochester Area Interactive Telecommunications Network (RAITN)

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):7

Rochester Art Club

Herdle, George and, Vol. 1(1):5, 6

Rochester Athenaeum

Herdle, George and, Vol. 1(1):6

Rochester Brick and Tile Co.

local closing and relocation of – 1910s, Vol. 5(2):5

location of, Vol. 5(2):8 map

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7; Vol. 1(4):2

production of, Vol. 1(4):4

Rochester Brick and Tile Works

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(3):4

Rochester City & Brighton Railroad Company

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(3):7

Rochester City Directory of 1918

architects listed in, Vol. 7(2):5

Rochester City Hospital. See Rochester General Hospital

Rochester, City of

Brighton annexations by, Vol. 5(3):5; Vol. 6(2):1; Vol. 8(4):3

Rochester Club

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Rochester Daily Democrat (newspaper)

on powder mill explosions, Vol. 7(3):2, 7

Rochester Dental Dispensary. See Eastman Dental Center

Rochester Eastern Railway

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(3):8

Rochester Female Charitable Society

origins of, Vol. 7(1):2

Selden, Mrs. Samuel and, Vol. 7(1):2

Rochester Free Academy

students/graduates of, Vol. 1(2):7

Rochester Gas & Electric Company

streetlights of, Vol. 5(3):2–3, 4

Rochester Gas Light Company

history of, Vol. 5(3):4

Rochester Genealogical Society

Brighton Cemetery and, Vol. 1(3):4

Rochester General Hospital

architect of – 1910s, Vol. 6(4):4

Rochester German Brick and Tile Co.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

Rochester Gun Club

property of, Vol. 4(2):3

Rochester “Herald” (newspaper). See Herald

Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)

former name of, Vol. 6(4):7 (See also Mechanics Institute)

Rochester Jeffs (football team)

brief history of, Vol. 5(3):7

photograph of 1914 team, Vol. 5(3):7

Rochester Museum and Science Center (RMSC)

Albert R. Stone Collection of, Vol. 5(3):1

Kemp, Lea at, Vol. 5(3):8

potter/pottery exhibit at – 1970s, Vol. 7(1):6

Semposki, Dr. Martha at, Vol. 7(1):5

Rochester, Nathaniel

East Avenue and, Vol. 6(3):3

local achievements of, Vol. 4(1):4 illus caption

portrait of, John J. Audubon and, Vol. 1(1):7

Rochester National Guard

at air show – 1910s, Vol. 1(4):3

Rochester Orphan Asylum

farm of, Vol. 8(3):5

photograph of – 1920s, Vol. 5(2):2

subsequent name of, Vol. 8(3):5 photo caption

Rochester Parks Department

roses developed by, Vol. 8(2):3

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra

events and conductors of – 1920s, Vol. 7(2):3

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):4–5

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):3

Rochester Public Library

Rundel Building architect, Vol. 6(4):5, 5 photo

Rochester Railways

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7

Rochester Red Cross. See American Red Cross

Rochester Savings Bank

illustration/photograph of, Vol. 3(1):4

Rochester-Syracuse & Eastern Railway

mentioned, Vol. 4(3):8

Rochesterville, NY

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):5

Rock Beach Road

resident of, William Bausch as, Vol. 6(2):5

Rockefeller Center and Plaza

illustration of, Vol. 6(4):8

illustrator of, Vol. 6(4):7

Rodenbeck residence

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):7

Roman Catholic Church

Brighton schools of, Vol. 8(4):6

Romulus, NY

superintendent of, Vol. 8(4):1

Roosevelt, Eleanor

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):3

Roosevelt, President Franklin D.

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):3

Rose Lawn tract, Vol. 5(2):5. See also Roselawn neighborhood

Rose Park (Roselawn neighborhood)

Gideon Cobb Days and, Vol. 5(2):1

location of, Vol. 5(2):5

Roselawn Neighborhood

Gideon Cobb Days and, Vol. 5(2):1

historical sketch of, Vol. 5(2):5

maps of, Vol. 5(2):5, 6

residences of, Vol. 5(2):6 photos

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Ross, Mr. (no given name)

accidental death of, Vol. 7(3):7

Rowland, Daniel

property location and sale by – 1860s, Vol. 8(1):7

Rowland, Daniel Edgar II

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Rowland Family

property holdings of, Vol. 4(2):4; Vol. 8(1):7

Rowland, Gladys. See Lewis, Gladys

Rowland, Harriette Evans

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):4

Rowland Parkway

Rowland family residents/residences on, Vol. 4(2):4

Rowntree, Seebohm

mentioned, Vol. 3(2):5

Rundel Building

architect of, Vol. 6(4):5

photograph of, Vol. 6(4):5

Rush Rhees Library (University of Rochester)

Wenrich renderings of, Vol. 6(4):8

Rush-Henrietta Central Schools

Austin Crittenden School and, Vol. 8(4):7

S

Saint Lawrence (horse)

owner and races of, Vol. 8(3):4

Saint Regis Drive

Roselawn and, Vol. 5(2):5

Tudor Revival residence on, Vol. 5(2):5

Salt, Sir Titus

Saltaire, England and, Vol. 7(2):6

Saltaire (Yorkshire, England)

as early suburb, Vol. 7(2):6

San Raphael Drive

Ward commissions on, Vol. 5(1):2

The Sand Company

purchase and ownership of – 1810s, Vol. 5(2):3

Sandringham Road residents/residences

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 5(1):1

Gannet, Frank, Vol. 6(2):5

Ward commissions for, Vol. 5(1):2

Satloff, Annette

as HBN guest author, Vol. 3(2):1–3

Schaefer, Robyn

excerpts from Meadowbrook booklet by, Vol. 3(2):3, 7; Vol. 4(1):5–6

Scheer’s (jewelry store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Schilling, Bernard

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

Schilling, Susan

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

Schmidt, Carl (architect)

quoted, on Giddeon Cobb House, Vol. 5(2):4

Scholtens, Herman

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Schools. See also specific school

in Brighton (See Brighton public schools; Private schools)

and school districts, decline in numbers of, Vol. 8(4):2

Scrantom, Hamlet

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):5

Scrantom’s (store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Seaman, Frank

at Columbian Exposition of 1893, Vol. 8(1):1 photo

Selden, George B.

automobile and, Vol. 4(3):7

Selden, Mrs. Samuel

photograph of, Vol. 7(1):2

Rochester Female Charitable Society and, Vol. 7(1):2 photo caption

Semposki, Dr. Martha

Native American scraper and, Vol. 7(1):5

Seneca

Denonville, Marquis de and, Vol. 6(1):3

encounters with French, Vol. 6(1):3

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(1):7–8

La Salle and, Vol. 3(1):1

local activity of, Vol. 6(1):2

Pinnacle Range and, Vol. 2(2):2

Seneca Parkway

Ward commission on, Vol. 5(1):2

Seton Catholic School

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6

Shale, Joseph

business of, Vol. 8(1):3

Sheehan, Mrs. Daniel

Sheehan’s Field football games and, Vol. 5(3):7

Sheehan Hotel

site and subsequent name of, Vol. 5(3):7

Sheehan, Judge James

residence of, Vol. 5(3):7

Sheehan’s Field

baseball games at, Vol. 4(3):8

football games at, Vol. 5(3):7

site of, Vol. 5(2):8 map; Vol. 5(3):7

Shelmire, William S.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Shepherd Street

tollhouse on, Vol. 4(1):3

Sherman, Adam

Monroe Avenue and, Vol. 4(1):4

Sherwin Williams (business)

original site use at, Vol. 4(2):4

Shumway, F. Ritter

residence of, Vol. 7(2):5

Sibley, Curr and Lindsay Building

architect of, Vol. 3(1):3 photo caption

Sibley’s (department store)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Sibley’s Tower Restaurant

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

Sienna Catholic Academy

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6

Simon, Rene

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(4):3

Sipple, Charles

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Sipple, J.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Sister Mary Joseph

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

Sisters of Mercy

Blossom Road complex of, Vol. 3(1):2, 3

Skinner, Al

as sheriff, Kodakids and, Vol. 2(3):3

Sloan, Eric

illustration from book by, Vol. 8(1):4

Smith, Cornelia Culver Ely

Eastman, George and, Vol. 2(3):1, 2

Smith Family

property of, George Eastman and, Vol. 2(3):1, 2 illus caption

Solbert, General Oscar

mentioned, Vol. 2(1):5

Soper, Amos

Moore, Isaac and, Vol. 1(1):4

Soule, Wilson

residence of, Vol. 3(1):3 photo

South Avenue

subsequent names of, Vol. 5(3):5 photo caption, map; Vol. 8(1):7

South Goodman Street

kettle lakelet near, Vol. 5(2):3 photo

South Road

Buckland residences and businesses on, Vol. 1(2):1 map

subsequent name of, Vol. 1(2):1; Vol. 1(4):8

South Seneca Central Schools

Manaseri, Christopher B. at, Vol. 8(4):1

South Street

convent on, Vol. 3(1):2

SS. Peter and Paul Church

illustration of, Vol. 6(4):6

St. Agnes High School

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6 with illus

St. John’s Meadows

site history of, Vol. 1(4):6

St. Mark’s School for Boys

origins of, Vol. 1(3):6

St. Paul Street

Drescher residents/residences on, Vol. 6(2):4

St. Regis Drive

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2

St. Simon’s Church

pastor of, Vol. 3(1):4

St. Thomas More Catholic School

mentioned, Vol. 8(4):6

St. Thomas More Parish

Drescher House and, Vol. 6(2):4

State Road

construction of, Vol. 5(2):3

Monroe Avenue known as, Vol. 5(2):3

State Street

Eastman Kodak on, Vol. 2(3):2 illus caption

origins of, Vol. 5(2):3

State University of New York

at Brockport, Mary Jo Lanphear at, Vol. 8(4):1

at Cortland, Christopher B. Manaseri at, Vol. 8(4):1

at Geneseo, Christopher B. Manaseri at, Vol. 8(4):1

Stern, Herbert (architect)

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):5

Stern, Leon (architect)

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

Drescher House and, Vol. 6(2):2

historical sketch of, Vol. 6(2):5 with photo

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):5

Stern, Robert A. (architect)

regional styles and, Vol. 7(2):7

suburbs and, Vol. 7(2):6, 8

Stewart, Elizabeth

residence of, Vol. 2(3):6 photo

Stickley, Gustav

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):5

Stillson, George

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6

plaque mentioning, Vol. 2(2):8

Stone, Albert R.

death of, Vol. 5(3):1

as newspaper photographer, Vol. 5(3):1

photograph of, Vol. 5(3):1

photographic collection of, Vol. 5(3):1

Stone, Allen Theodore

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):5

Stone, Daniel

profession and death of, Vol. 5(3):1

Stone, Elizabeth

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):5

Stone, Enos

son of (See Stone, Orringh)

Stone Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(2):5

Stone, Harriet

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8 (See also Hagaman, Harriet (née Stone))

Stone, Howard L. (architect)

Shumway commission of, Vol. 7(2):5

Stone, Orringh

Culver, Oliver and, Vol. 1(1):4; Vol. 6(3):3

East Avenue construction by, Vol. 6(1):8; Vol. 6(3):3

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(2):5; Vol. 6(3):2

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):8

property holdings of

Sisters of Mercy and, Vol. 3(1):2

tavern (See Stone-Tolan House)

spelling variations for “Orringh,” Vol. 6(3):2

Stone Tavern. See Stone-Tolan House

Stoneburner, Charles

residence of, Vol. 6(1):2 photo, 6

Stoneburner Family

property sale by – 1880s, Vol. 6(1):4

railroad and, Vol. 6(1):4

Stoneburner, Leonard

business and property holdings of – early 1800s, Vol. 6(1):3, 4

Stoneburner, William

property holdings of, Vol. 6(1):3; Vol. 7(3):2, 7

War of 1812 and, Vol. 6(1):3–4

Stoneburner’s Glen

Corbett’s Glen known as, Vol. 6(1):3; Vol. 7(3):2

Stone-Tolan House

guests and/or activities at, Vol. 1(2):5; Vol. 6(3):2, 3

history of, Vol. 4(3):3; Vol. 6(3):2

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):5

photographs of, Vol. 6(3):2

Stone family residents of, Vol. 6(3):2

Tolan, John Patrick and, Vol. 3(1):2

“Stoney.” See Stone, Albert R.

Stoothoff Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(2):5

Streetlights

as landmarks, Vol. 5(3):2–3

timeline of, Vol. 5(3): 4

Stromberg Carlson

Firestone, Siegmond and, Vol. 7(2):5

Strong Memorial Hospital

architects of, Vol. 6(4):4

Nurses’ Residence of, Kodakids at, Vol. 2(3):3

Strong Museum

local history course and student at, Vol. 8(4):1

Struckmar Neighborhood

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

Stuart, Gilbert

mentioned, Vol. 1(1):7

Studley, Susan Ann. See Evans, Susan Ann (née Studley)

Suburb(s)

historical sketch of, Vol. 7(2):6–8

life in Houston Barnard Tract as, Vol. 7(2):2–5

Subway

in Brighton Village, Vol. 7(2):2–3

Sunnymede Neighborhood

streetlights in, Vol. 5(3):2

SUNY Schools. See State University of New York

Surgenor, Porter

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Susan B. Anthony House

Czerkas, Jean and, Vol. 8(2):1

Swan Street

theater and music school on, Vol. 2(3):5

SWBR Architects

Brighton schools and, Vol. 4(2):7; Vol. 8(4):5

Sylvan Road

photographs of residences on, Vol. 5(2):6, 7

Roselawn neighborhood and, Vol. 1(4):2; Vol. 5(2):5

Syracuse University

Malo, Paul at, Vol. 8(1):7

Manaseri, Christopher B. at, Vol. 8(4):1

T

T. B. Yale Nursery

property of, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Tarrytown Road

Roselawn and, Vol. 1(4):2; Vol. 5(2):5

Taub, Debbie

HB donation from, Vol. 8(3):2

residence of, Vol. 8(3):2

Taylor, Abraham

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Taylor, Caroline (née Minnamon)

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5

Taylor, Clarence

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5–6

Taylor, Hilda Ardelle (née Drescher)

childhood residence of (See Drescher House)

families of, Vol. 6(2):4

Taylor Instrument Company

architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

Taylor, J. Martin

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Taylor, Joseph

spouse and residence of, Vol. 6(2):4

Taylor, Ruby (née Everts)

family and residence of, Vol. 4(2):5–6

Taylor, Dr. William R.

quoted, on air show – 1910s, Vol. 1(4):4

Teare Family

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):5

Temperance Societies

Bloss, William Clough and, Vol. 1(2):4

Temple B’rith Kodesh

historical sketch of, Vol. 3(2):1–3; Vol. 4(3):4

Thomas Creek, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Thompson, Randall

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):4

Thorpe, Jim

mentioned, Vol. 5(3):7

Tierson Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(3):4

Tierson, Isaac

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):4

Tiffany, Louis Comfort

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):5

Times Union (newspaper)

on Corbett’s Glen – 1970s, Vol. 6(1):5

Marcotte, Bob at, Vol. 7(2):1

Todd, George

landscape architect for, Vol. 6(2):5

Tolan, Mrs. Ellen (née McKeon)

family of, Vol. 3(1):2

Tolan, Ellen A. (daughter of Ellen McKeon Tolan)

family of, Vol. 3(1):2

residence of – 1930s, Vol. 6(3):2

Tolan, John Patrick

historical sketch of, Vol. 3(1):2

Tolan, Mary

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):2

Town & Country (magazine)

on George Eastman House landscaping, Vol. 8(2):5–6

Town, Jonathan

brick works of, Vol. 5(2):3, 8 map

Town of Brighton. See Brighton, Town of

Town of Irondequoit

Historic Preservation Commission of, member of, Vol. 8(2):1

Train wreck

in Corbett’s Glenn, Vol. 7(3):6 photo

Treaty of Buffalo Creek

mentioned, Vol. 6(1):3

Trevor Court

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 1(2):7; Vol. 5(1):1

Ward commission on, Vol. 5(1):2

Wiard, Walter Vars and, Vol. 5(3):6

Trimm, G. Lee

Brighton Town Hall and, Vol. 4(3):1

Tryon & Company/Tryon Company

clerk in, Vol. 8(4):2

Corbett’s Glen and, Vol. 6(1):3

Tryon, City of

historic marker for, Vol. 8(4):8

map of reconstruction of, Vol. 8(4):2

residents of, Vol. 6(1):3

school in, Vol. 8(4):2, 8 photo caption

Tryon Company. See Tryon & Company/Tryon Company

Tryon, John

businesses of, Vol. 6(3):3

Tryon, Salmon

businesses of, Vol. 6(3):3

Tucker, Jack

portion of newspaper article by, Vol. 5(2):4 photo

Tunnel. See under Corbett’s Glen

Turner, Mr. (no given name)

occupations of – early 1800s, Vol. 8(4):2

Tuttle, H.

residence of – 1920s, Vol. 8(1):7

Twain, Mark

quoted, on plank roads, Vol. 4(1):2–3

Twelve Corners schools. See under Brighton public schools

Twelve Corners sports field. See Sheehan’s Field

Twentieth Century Tally Ho (horse-drawn carriage), Vol. 6(2):8, 8 photo

U

Underground Railroad

Brighton station on, Vol. 4(3):2

Union Free School Districts. See under Brighton public schools

Universities. See Colleges and Universities; specific institution

University Avenue

Eastman fence on, Vol. 2(3):8 photo

University Club

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

University of Nottingham (England)

Manaseri, Christopher B. at, Vol. 8(4):1

University of Rochester

architects of, Vol. 6(4):4, 5

Cutler, James G. at, Vol. 6(4):5

Fairchild photographic exhibit at, Vol. 5(2):2

Hanson, Howard and, Vol. 2(2):4

Keating, Kenneth B. and, Vol. 5(3):6

landscape architects for, Vol. 6(2):5

River Campus design, Vol. 6(4):5

library renderings, Vol. 6(4):8

Robinson, Charles Mulford and, Vol. 5(3): 4

Whipple, Dr. George and, Vol. 2(2):4

U.S. Committee for the Care of European Children, Vol. 2(3):3

V

Valentine, Alan

residence as UR president, Vol. 8(2):5

Van Order, Robert

Brighton High School and, Vol. 4(2):1

Vanderbilt, Commodore

Buckland, Amos Sr. and, Vol. 8(3):4

Vick Park

race track, Buckland horse raced at, Vol. 8(3):4

Victor, NY

Gosenhauser holding in, Vol. 8(3):3

Vincent, Jeff

Corbett property and – 1980s, Vol. 6(1):6

photographs provided by, Vol. 6(2):1, 8

Vogt, Albert

residence of, architect and location of, Vol. 6(2):5

W

Wagner, Scott

Corbett property and – 1980s, Vol. 6(1):6

Wales, Prince of

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):5

Walker, William Hall

George Eastman House and, Vol. 8(2):5

Wallace, Olive

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

residence of, Vol. 4(3):2

Wallace, Timothy

historical sketch of, Vol. 1(3):7

residence of, Vol. 4(3):2

War of 1812

Stoneburner, William in, Vol. 6(1):3–4

Ward, Ward Wellington (1875-1932)

historical sketch of, Vol. 5(1):2–7

Warner, Andrew Jackson (architect)

works by, Vol. 3(1):3

Wilder Building, Vol. 8(3):7 photo

Warner Castle

Czerkas, Jean and, Vol. 8(2):1

Warner, J. Foster (architect)

Barnard, Houston and, Vol. 5(1):1

City Directory listing for, Vol. 7(2):5

dormitory designed by, Vol. 2(3):4 photo

employee of, Vol. 6(4):4

George Eastman House and, Vol. 6(2):5; Vol. 8(2):2

historical sketch of, Vol. 3(1):3–4

Mercy Complex and, Vol. 3(1):2

Soule House and, Vol. 8(2):5

Warner, Pete

mentioned, Vol. 3(1):3

Warrant Homestead

historical sketch of, Vol. 4(3):2

Warrant, Sarah. See Crittenden, Sarah (née Warrant)

Warren Avenue

subdivision of, Vol. 4(2):4

Warren Estates/Park

mentioned, Vol. 4(2):4

Washington, D.C.

Wright, Arlene in, Vol. 8(1):1

Waterville, NY

Eastman family in, Vol. 8(2):3

central school auditorium and, Vol. 8(2):3

Waterville Times (newspaper)

on Eastman nursery plants, Vol. 8(2):3

Watson, Emily Sibley

Herdle, George and, Vol. 1(1):6

Watson Family

cemetery memorial of, Vol. 1(2):6 photo

Webster, Archibald

Brighton High School and, Vol. 4(2):2

Weed, Thurlow (of Albany)

daughter of, Vol. 8(4):6

Weis, John

brick works of, Vol. 5(2):3, 8 map

Weiss, Joseph

residence of, Vol. 4(2):3

Welwyn Garden City

advert for, Vol. 7(2):1

Wenrich, John C.

history of, Vol. 6(4):7

illustrations of, Vol. 6(4):7, 8; Vol. 8(2):6

quoted, on painting technique, Vol. 6(4):7

University of Rochester design and, Vol. 6(4):5

West Avenue

Frisbie family residents/residences on, Vol. 2(1):1

West Brighton Fair Grounds

Amos Buckland horse and, Vol. 8(3):4

West Henrietta Road

as plank road, Vol. 4(1):2; Vol. 4(3):8

Warrant Homestead on, Vol. 4(3):2

West Lowell Street

bottling company on – 1800s, Vol. 7(1):5

Westfall Road

residents/residences on

Buckland family, Vol. 1(2):1, 1 map

Buckland Farmhouse/Farmstead (See Buckland Farmhouse/Farmstead)

Buckland, Leonard, Vol. 8(3):2

Buckland, Warren, Vol. 8(3):2

Evershed family, Vol. 4(3):4

school on, Vol. 2(1):6

Wheatcraft, Andrew

as HB speaker, Vol. 7(3):1

Wheatland, NY

one-room schoolhouse research in, Vol. 8(4):1

Wheatland-Chili Central School District

Brighton residents in, Vol. 8(4):7

superintendent of, Vol. 8(4):1

Wheeler, Dr.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Wheeler, Jared P.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Wheeler, Justus

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Whipple, Dr. George

mentioned, Vol. 2(2):4

White, Lawrence Grant

Eastman Theatre design and, Vol. 6(4):5

White, Stanford (architect)

lamp post designs by, Vol. 5(3): 3

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4

Whitney, Alice K.

mentioned, Vol. 2(3):2 illus caption

Whitney Lane

origins of, Vol. 2(3):2 illus caption

Wiard, Walter Vars (architect)

commissions of, Vol. 5(3):6, 6 photo

residences of, Vol. 5(3):6

Wickham, Mrs. Harry R.

relationship with Gideon Cobb and Gideon Cobb House, Vol. 5(2):4

Wilcox, Clarissa

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):6

Wild Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(3):3

Wild, Captain Thomas

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Wild, William H.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Wilder, Dr. Abel

family and occupation of, Vol. 8(3):6

Wilder Building

about, Vol. 8(3):7 photo caption

illustrations of, Vol. 8(3):7

Wilder, Charles

family and occupation of, Vol. 8(3):6

Wilder, Gorton & Company

dry goods acquisition by, Vol. 8(3):6

Wilder, Samuel

Buckland, Amos and, Vol. 8(3):6

historic sketch of, Vol. 8(3):6

property holdings of

commercial building, Vol. 8(3):7 illus

farm, Vol. 8(3):5

residence, Vol. 8(3):6 with photo

Will, Barbara. See Reichart, Barbara

Will, Walter

residence of, Vol. 5(1):7

Willard, Ernest

Hagen, Walter C. and, Vol. 2(1):4

Williams, Mitchell T.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):5

Wills, Royal Barry

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):4

Wilson, Edward

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Wilson, Edwin

brick works of, Vol. 5(2):3, 8 map

Wilson, George

residence of, Vol. 4(2):4

Wilson, Joseph C.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

residence of, Vol. 8(4):6

Xerox Corporation and, Vol. 8(4):6

Wilson, Marie Curran

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

Wilson, Matthew

farm of, Vol. 8(3):5

Wilson Soule House

as Eastman residence

Eastman, George quoted on, Vol. 8(2):4–5

Warner, J. Foster and, Vol. 8(2):5

photograph of, Vol. 3(1):3

Wilson, T.C.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

Winter, Ezra

Eastman Theatre mural by, Vol. 6(4):4 photo, 5

Winton Road

brick yard on, Vol. 1(2):1

Brighton Centre/Village on, Vol. 4(3):6; Vol. 5(3):5; Vol. 7(2):2–3

canal route and, Vol. 1(1):5

Meadowbrook neighborhood along, Vol. 3(2):3, 7

naming of, Vol. 1(4):8

former names, Vol. 1(2):1; Vol. 1(4):8; Vol. 5(3):5 photo caption, map; Vol. 8(1):7

near East Avenue – 1940s, Vol. 2(3):4 photos

railroad station near, Vol. 2(3):3

residents/residences on

Brown family, Vol. 6(4):2

Buckland family, Vol. 1(2):1 with map; Vol. 4(3):4

Buckland, Leonard, Vol. 8(3):2

Carey family – 1800s, Vol. 8(1):7

Corwin family, Vol. 6(4):2

Drake, Amasa, Vol. 1(4):8 illus

Hansen, M. A., Vol. 8(1):7

Hansen, William T. and Margaret, Vol. 8(1):7

Harper, Sally, Vol. 8(1):7–8

Tuttle, H., Vol. 8(1):7

schools on (See Brighton public schools)

trolley station on, Vol. 4(3):8

Wolf, Louis

business card of, Vol. 6(3):4 illus

Wolf’s Market. See also DeWolf’s Market

mentioned, Vol. 7(2):3

site of, Vol. 6(3):4 photo caption

Wombell, Clarence F.

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):3

Women’s Christian Temperance Union

site of, Vol. 6(3):4–5 photos

Woodworth, Chauncey

residence, architect and location of, Vol. 6(2):5

Worden, Roxanna

spouse, family, and home sites of, Vol. 5(2):3, 4

Work House

mentioned, Vol. 1(3):7

World’s Fair. See Columbian Exposition of 1893

Wratten and Wainwright (England)

Mees, Charles E. at, Vol. 6(2):6, 7 photo

Wright, Arlene

about, Vol. 8(1):2

as speaker, Vol. 8(1):1

Wright, Frank Lloyd

Houston Barnard Tract and – 1920s, Vol. 7(2):2

mentioned, Vol. 5(1):5

suburban architecture and, Vol. 7(2):7

Wright, Orville and Wilbur

mentioned, Vol. 1(4):1

X

Xerox Corporation

Wilson, Joseph C. and, Vol. 8(4):6

Y

Yale Family

cemetery lot of, Vol. 1(2):5

Yale, Justus

mentioned, Vol. 1(2):5–6

Yale, T. B.

property of – 1870s, Vol. 5(3):5 map

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