Homes
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Franklin Whittlesey was a real estate speculator who built and then lived in this home in the Whittlesey land tract. The address was first Clay Street, then Tremont Street. […]
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This brick and stone home, with quoins, stone blocks at the corners, is one of just four Rochester structures built in the style of a late 19th century high Victorian […]
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The land records indicate a smaller house on this lot in the 1830s, with an addition by Thomas Thorn in the late 1840s. Patrick Brennan, a tailor, lived here from […]
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The neighborhood’s second rejuvenation took place in the 1980s. Many old homes near the river were in such disrepair that they could not be salvaged and demolished. Mark IV […]
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The French Second Empire home, built by Charles Hart for his daughter Harriet Hart Wiltsie in 1837. The mansard roof was added in 1876. This style roof was considered very […]
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The elegant townhouse replaced a home on the Montgomery Greens/Riley site, a Rochester housing tract. It is one of seven adjoining townhouses built in 1986 by Mark IV Construction. The […]
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