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    Geneva History Museum

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There are many ways you can support Historic Geneva, including… click to learn more: 

  • Contribute to our Spring and Fall Support Campaigns
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  • 543 South Main Street
    Geneva, NY 14456
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  • 315-789-5151
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The old Cinema movie theater on Exchange Street, c The old Cinema movie theater on Exchange Street, c. 1970, flanked by Downyflake Donut Shop and Fanny Farmer. #downtowngeneva #historicgeneva #genevany
WF Humphrey Press Inc., pictured in their second b WF Humphrey Press Inc., pictured in their second building on Pulteney Street in 1980, was in business in Geneva from 1885. HWS Colleges purchased the building in 1981. Workers are pictured moving the printing presses to their new location in Hopewell in 1982. The Colleges demolished the rear part of the building and constructed the Scandling Center attached to the back. #hws #historicgeneva #genevany #southlake
The First National Bank of Geneva was organized on The First National Bank of Geneva was organized on November 20, 1863. Seen here is the interior of the bank at the corner of Seneca and Exchange streets around 1900. In 1919, it was reorganized as the Geneva Trust Company which would later become part of the Lincoln Rochester Trust Company. #historicgeneva #genevany #downtowngeneva
Members of unions in the Geneva Building and Const Members of unions in the Geneva Building and Construction Trades Council picketed for twenty weeks from April to August 1955. After the Bleck Radio & TV Store on Exchange Street burned down, a non-union contractor from Gorham was hired to rebuild and the picketers remained on the line until the store was complete, setting a local record. #laborday #historicgeneva #genevany #downtowngeneva
The Brook Street playground and tennis courts, 200 The Brook Street playground and tennis courts, 2003. #historicgeneva #genevany #hildrethhill
The New York State Armory on Main Street in 1958. The New York State Armory on Main Street in 1958. #historicgeneva #mainstreet #genevany
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