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Local efforts for the United Church Canvass Program during the 1940s.
Opening of a time capsule created in 1976 by a 5th grade class at Prospect Ave School.
Brief history of the Geneva Choral Society Music Festival.
Brief history of the Geneva Music Festival
The importance of recording stories associated with objects.
Profiles of local women who have helped teach English and Spanish to adults and children to bridge language gaps in Geneva.
Items from Historic Geneva’s Collection that chronicles the Geneva Post Office.
Overview of artifacts and archival materials donated to Historic Geneva's collections in 2025.
Overview of Historic Geneva’s activities in 2025 through photos.
Early history of visiting and resident dentists in Geneva.
Brief history of crayon prints (faint photographic enlargements enhanced with chalks, pastels, or paints).
Business owners buried at St. Mary's Cemetery.
The latest addition to Historic Geneva's collection documents the history of the band Gym Class Heroes.
Brief biography of Elsie, Pearl, and Alice Fidler whose artworks were featured on prints and postcards at the turn of the 20th century.
The former front hall at the Geneva History Museum has become a new exhibit space.
Brief history of the Ladies Improvement Society of the First Baptist Church.
The second article in a series about the Main Street Improvement Association.
The first in a series about the Main Street Improvement Association.
A brief history of Isenman’s Ice Cream.
Part two in a series chronicling cinder paths, or side paths, for bicycles in Geneva during in the 1890s.
Cinder paths, or side paths, for bicycles in the 1890s.
Overview of Historic Geneva's Appleknockers Drum & Bugle Corps Collection.
Brief biography of photographer Rex Tracy (1903–1987)
Brief history of the Geneva Women’s Free Rest Room Association.
In 2003 Historic Geneva gave disposable film cameras to fifth graders and asked them to take photos of their surroundings.
Thoughts on a spending a summer vacation closer at home.
Overview box lacrosse in Geneva from 1933 to 1950.
Dr. Jay Byington Covert was possibly the biggest promoter of lacrosse in Geneva.
Chronicle of the early history of lacrosse at Hobart College.
The Native American roots of lacrosse.
Memories of the seeing movies at the Smith Opera House, Cinema (originally the Regent Theater) and Geneva Movieplex.
Jenny Lind (1820-1887), a Swedish soprano, is compared to Taylor Swift.   
Happening in and around Geneva in December 1922 based on local newspapers.
Overview of the residents featured in the 2023 tour of t Patrick's Cemetery
As a symbol of a simpler time, apple cider has appeared in popular culture, including paintings, songs, and even a Presidential election.
A brief history of Irving Hall located on Seneca Street.
The connection between gunsmiths William Gardner (1793-1882) and William Billinghurst (1807-1880).
Overview of the newest exhibit at the Geneva History Museum, New Acquisitions.
Overview of our relationship with Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
Experience of speaking to Geneva High School's African American Literature class about local African American history.
Overview of museums with online collections in the public domain.
Musings on the latest technology and writing monthly blog articles.
Overview of record players and records sold in Geneva during the 1920s based on ads in the Geneva Daily Times.
The third and final post about 35 Lehigh Street in Geneva, New York.
The second in a series of posts about 35 Lehigh Street in Geneva, New York. Includes a brief history of the Geneva Cutlery Company
The first in a series of posts about 35 Lehigh Street in Geneva, New York. Includes a brief history of the Geneva Shears Company.
Brief histories of downtown buildings in Geneva, that are currently bars and restaurants
The fourth and final article in a series about the Pre-Emption Line.
The third article in a series about the Pre-Emption Line.
The second article in a series about the Pre-Emption Line.
The first in a series about the Pre-Emption Line.
Brief biography of musician Jack Bullock.
The story of Ken Petersen and the Appleknockers
Brief biography of carpenter William Holleran
Artifact donation highlights in 2021.
Examples of how our online viewers recently helped to fill in the gaps for some of Geneva’s stories.
Overview of some of the residents of St Patrick's Cemetery
Early history of Geneva Federation of Labor.
A comparison of the admission process at Hobart College in 1839-1839 and 1911-1912
Thoughts on collecting contemporary items.
Geneva patent holders before 1900.
Overview of lifelong learning opportunities from around the community.
A brief overview of vocational education.
The first post in our "Historians at Home" series.
A look at the early history of DeSales High School
For our curator his Geneva is Geneva History Museum and Lake Drum Brewing.
Overview the history of St. Patrick's Cemetery and some of its residents
A brief history and memories of the Geneva Rollerdrome.
A brief biography of teacher and musician Alcott Beardsley
Discussion of future historic preservation in Geneva.
Review of recent historic preservation projects in Geneva.
A public historian adjusts to working in the new "normal."
Brief biography of cartoonist Mary Flanigan Gauerke.
The development of baseball in the United States during the 1800s.
Brief overview of sports in America before 1860
Local coaches Nan Demuth, Steve Muzzi, Carl Wenzel, Aliceann Wilber, and Mike Hanna share their earliest experiences with games and sports.
An examination of Francis Marion Tuttle's landscape paintings.
Recent additions to the Historical Society's collection help tell one family's connection to Geneva.
The final part in a series about the World War I diary of Alice Seward
Christmas shopping based on ads from the November 27, 1968 edition of the Geneva Times.
Part two in a series about the World War I diary of Alice Seward
Part one is a series about the World War I diary of Alice Seward
Overview of school buildings using photos and floor plans from "Report of [New York] State Superintendent of Public Instruction" (1897) including Cortland Street and Lewis Street Schools in Geneva, New York.
The creation of the Geneva War Chest during WW I
A look at Arthur Dove’s watercolors created in Geneva from 1933 to 1938.
The Curator's latest find "Register of Geneva's Gallant Sons War of 1917-1919."
The Curator's latest find "Dr. Chase’s Third, Last and Complete Receipt Book and Household Physician. "