Homes
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The name on the original deed to this house is Beulah McGlachlin, who acquired the home after she was widowed in 1968. She lived here with her sons, Henry F. […]
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David Hoyt, a prominent Rochester bookseller and stationer, built this home for his family around 1840. In 1850, Hoyt sold the property to Henry S. Potter, who became a director […]
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In 1982, the Mark IV Construction Company completed the first phase of its Corn Hill Commons townhouses. This was the City of Rochester’s first comprehensive housing development in 30 years! […]
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The rear apartment at this Tremont Circle residence was fashioned out of the original kitchen and servant’s quarters. Like the main part of the house, one of the apartment entrances […]
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It has been ten years since this circa 1860 Victorian brick farmhouse was last seen on the Holiday House Tour. Like a pair of comfortable slippers, it has been shaped […]
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This charming townhouse was one of seven condos built in the first phase of an award winning Corn Hill Village on Greig Street at Clarissa. These were developed along the […]
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