- RocCity Design Week
Buildings | Streets | Parks | Art
RocCity Design Week 2012 is a week-long celebration of the enormous design and artistic energy in the Rochester area. During the week, venues around the area will shine a light on the the area’s brightest designers and artists. These groups and individuals help to affect the way we live, by shaping the buildings we live in, the streets we walk on, the objects we use, the images we look at, and art that inspires us.
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- House & Garden Tour
An Enclave of Elegance: From Council Rock to Grosvenor Road
For our 42nd annual House & Garden Tour, homeowners on Grosvenor Road, Pelham Road, Council Rock Avenue and Highland Avenue are opening their doors for you! This is a tour of surprises, sure to delight. Tickets Available now!
- Celebrating 75 Years
It's About NOW.
The Landmark Society is celebrating 75 years of service to western New York by reflecting on our successes and launching new initiatives and events.
>>Learn more.
WHAT WE DO
The Landmark Society of Western New York, Inc., is one of the oldest and most active preservation organizations in America. It is a not-for-profit membership organization dedicated to preserving, interpreting and fostering interest in the architectural, historical and cultural heritage of our region. The Landmark Society's service area covers nine Western New York counties.
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April 4th, 2012
Transforming Buildings & Neighborhoods Recent discussions about the fate of the 120 year-old brewhouse at 13 Cataract Street got us …
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January 6th, 2012
Background In late November 2011, North American Breweries submitted plans to the City of Rochester for review to demolish two …
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January 27th, 2012
by Wayne Goodman The photographs presented in Richard Margolis’s new book on the Hojack Swing Bridge (The Hojack Swing Bridge …
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January 3rd, 2012
UPDATE: Flower Fields is located in Spencerport. Owner and operator, Nellie Gardner, tells us that she has a self-service shop …
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December 16th, 2011
by Carolyn Bick & Cindy Boyer It’s been awhile since we’ve updated our readers on the status of the Campbell-Whittlesey …
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