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Mt. Olivet Baptist Church – Refreshment Stop – Adams St.

Mt. Olivet Baptist Church was organized in 1910, and the congregation built its first building on this site between 1912 and 1915. That building was replaced by a second church, […]

Greenwood St.

Built in 1850, 4 Greenwood Street was originally part of a larger property of what is now 111 Troup St. In 1888, both properties were owned by James M. Backus, […]

Greenwood St.

This charming brick home is a prime example of homes originally built on the once private avenue of Greenwood Street for craftspeople, shopkeepers, and widows of modest means. In 1858, […]

Troup St.

Two connected townhouses were constructed when land was at a premium, one of which is one today’s tour. To achieve the greatest living space from two small lots, the two […]

The distinctive Italianate tower, iron cresting, “widow’s walk”, French Mansard slate roof and embellishments of double bracketry under “Yankee guttered” eaves all characterize the style of this well-known Second Empire […]

South Fitzhugh St.

This home’s original owners were Vietnamese and proprietors of a Rochester jewelry store which specialized in handmade custom gold and silver jewelry. They hid dozens of relatives who, in return, […]

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Homes

Mt. Olivet Baptist Church – Refreshment Stop – Adams St.

Greenwood St.

Greenwood St.

Troup St.

Adams St.

South Fitzhugh St.

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