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Images of Dixon Homes. The manager discussed with the Council for a Better Geneva about the status of the buildings.

Mayor Rogers’ Council for a Better Geneva, 1955-1957

A citizen’s group working to better conditions for people living in Geneva in the late 1950s.
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  • Category: Organizations
  • Tags: 1951-2000, Becky Chapin, Government
A very large classroom showing one teacher in the front and over 80 teenage girls wearing long skirts and white blouses sitting in rows of desks.

Sarah Bradford and the History of Geneva, Part 6

Excerpt from Sarah Bradford’s 1862 history of Geneva, New York.
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  • Category: People
  • Tags: 1851-1900, Education, Geneva City School District, Newspapers, Well Known Genevans
Newspaper clipping of Elong Eaton in the words with other bird watchers.

Elon H. Eaton and the Eaton Birding Society

Brief biography of Professor Elon H. Eaton and history the Eaton Birding Society
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  • Category: Historic Geneva, Organizations
  • Tags: Hobart and William Smith Colleges, John Marks, Well Known Genevans
Illustrations of two Speaking tube whistles from W.R. Ostrander & Co, 1882 catalog. 

At Home with the Swans: Internal Communication

Exploration of the speaking tube system in Rose Hill Mansion.
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  • Category: Communication and Technology
  • Tags: Heather Green, Rose Hill, Swan family
A mob of people surround the League plant, August 8-9, 1933 during the milk strike.

The Milk Strike of 1933, Part 2

A look back at the local reaction alongside the regional and national during the milk strike in 1933.
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  • Category: Business and Labor
  • Tags: 1900-1950, Agriculture, Becky Chapin
Engraving of a view down a dirt street with the three early buildings of Hobart College on the right side.

Sarah Bradford and the History of Geneva, Part 5

Excerpt from Sarah Bradford’s 1862 history of Geneva, New York .
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  • Category: Communication and Technology
  • Tags: 1800-1850, Education, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Museum Work, Well Known Genevans
The Johnston House kitchen with a table and several churns in front of a large brick fireplace and bake oven.

At Home with the Johnstons: The Kitchen

Overview of the kitchen at Johnston House.
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Wood with brass plaque for United Church Canvass in 1949

United Church Canvass in Geneva

Local efforts for the United Church Canvass Program during the 1940s.
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  • Category: Organizations
  • Tags: 1901-1950, Churches, John Marks

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Looking at Long Pier and Geneva from Lighthouse Pi Looking at Long Pier and Geneva from Lighthouse Pier, c. 1880. The photographer, James G Vail, rowed out to the pier to take the photo and his boat is in the foreground. #historicgeneva #genevany #senecalake #flx
Ziggy's Grill Works in 1997. Notes on this photo s Ziggy's Grill Works in 1997. Notes on this photo submission says this was inside Zotos, does anyone remember? #historicgeneva #genevany #zotosinternational
Exchange Street, buildings across from Seneca Stre Exchange Street, buildings across from Seneca Street, in 1918. #historicgeneva #genevany #downtowngeneva
Experiment Station (Cornell AgriTech) employees te Experiment Station (Cornell AgriTech) employees test out an experimental apple harvester in October 1961. The device is fitted against the apple tree which is then given a shake by a mechanical arm. The apples are then dropped onto a sloping canvas which moves the fruit onto a conveyor belt into bushel boxes. #nationalapplemonth #cornellagritech #historicgeneva #genevany
Bed Races were a regular fall event in Geneva for Bed Races were a regular fall event in Geneva for a few years. This one was hosted by the Downtown Geneva Business Association on Exchange Street, c. 1980s. #historicgeneva #downtowngeneva #genevany
A party in Pronti's Restaurant, c. 1946. Originall A party in Pronti's Restaurant, c. 1946. Originally opened as a grocery store by Alexander Pronti (standing center in first photo) he converted it to a restaurant in 1933 where he served only 4 items, variations on spaghetti and meatballs or chicken, with his own twist. #italianamericanheritagemonth #historicgeneva #genevany #torreypark #lehighgardens
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