Northgate’s initial collection of stores included a Wegmans and a Star Market

Congress Avenue school was initially No. 16 annex before it honored Lewis Henry Morgan.

The billion-dollar institution started with a $13 deposit in 1831.

The Ridge Theater opened in June 1946 and enjoyed a nearly 23-year run.

The school on First Street was built in 1883.

The majestic mansion built for Rochester's first mayor was called "Child's folly" by some.

For many years, the building was the signature structure of East Avenue and Gibbs Street.

A gala will held at Wildwood Country Club on Saturday, June 7.

A new book looks at how University of Rochester grew from a small liberal arts college to a research university.

On Easter Sunday, Parsells Avenue and Christ Community churches will merge.

Johnny Antonelli is a well-known name in baseball -- and around here, the tire business.

The church was built in response to a growing congregation and Sunday school students.

Naples hosts fully restored Civil War cannon, which is believed to be the last remaining 9-pounder in U.S.

The Central Avenue eatery served inexpensive Italian food amid eclectic decor.

Dawn Rochow Balden Seymour was a member of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP).

The store and its owners are being inducted into the Rochester Music Hall of Fame for 2014.

Easter candy and chocolate shop in Rochester was run by "a great candy man" who made goodness in the basement of his candy store.

Betty Meyer often serenaded the crowd with her accordion at her bar, a place like no other.

John H. Beck's studio is stuffed with materials he's amassed during a lifetime in percussion.

Bluhm gave East Rochester the boost of having one of Monroe County's largest dairies.