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INDEX P

P. Foley and Company

product line and location-1830s, 54(4):15 (Fall 1992)

P., Sarah (no surname given)

relationship to Y. Davison/Dawson-1820s, 62(3):23 (Sum 2000)
as traveler-1820s, 62(3):23 (Sum 2000)

Pacific, S.S. (ship)

priest lost on-1850s, 44(4):5 (Oct 1982)

Pacific Coast Leagues

publication, Western City, 19(1):13 (Jan 1957)

Pacific Ocean

whaling expeditions, 58(2):10, 11, 12, 19, 20 (Spr 1996)

Pacifics baseball club (Rochester, NY)

competitions-1800s, 62(2):14, 18, 23 (Spr 2000)
conduct, newspaper on, 62(2):14 (Spr 2000)
formation, 8(3):10 (Jul 1946)

Pacific School of Religion

Rauschenbusch, Walter and, 14(4):16 (Oct 1952)

Pacific Telegraph Company

development-1860s, 23(1):11 (Jan 1961)

Pacifism

during WWI, 39(4):4-5, 10-11 (Oct 1977)

Pacifists, 14(4):26 (Oct 1952); 43(1):4 (Jan 1981)

Post, Amy and Isaac, 22(2):10 (Apr 1960)

Packard, Jonathan

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
criminal chase-early 1800s, 4(1):14 (Jan 1942)

Packard, Lawrence B.

City Club speech, 9(4):10 (Oct 1947)

Packard, S. H.

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Packard Motor Car Company

auto manufacturers and, 43(2&3):7 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Packer, Asa

railroad enterprise. See Lehigh Valley Railroad

Packet boats. See Erie Canal — canal/packet boats; Ships and boats — packet boats
Packet lines. See also Erie Canal

advertisement, 47(1&2):32 illus (Jan & Apr 1985)
of Bissell, Elisha, 30(2):19 (Apr 1968)
of Bissell, Josia, Jr., 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
of Campbell, Benjamin, 22(2):8 (Apr 1960)
of Child, Jonathan, 22(2):2 (Apr 1960); 23(3):7 (Jul 1961); 26(1):3, 4 (Jan 1964)
employee, Hamblin Stilwell, 26(1):15-16 (Jan 1964)
merger, 11(3&4):7 (Jul 1949)
Opposition Line, 41(3):16 (Jul 1979)
Pilot Line. See Pilot Line
Pioneer Line, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 22(2):2 (Apr 1960)
Pioneer Packet Line, founders, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
United States Line-1840s, 47(1&2):32 illus (Jan & Apr 1985)

Paddock, Herbert L. "Paddy"

as "Mayor" of Front Street, 26(4):20-21 (Oct 1964); 55(3):11, 14 (Sum 1993)
restaurant enterprise, 26(4):20 (Oct 1964)

Paddock-Soule Press

world's fair exhibit-1930s, 26(3):18 (Jul 1964)

Paddon, James, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Paddy Hill, 44(4):2 (Oct 1982)

Silver, Henry Dayton on, 15(4):10 (Oct 1953)

Paderewski, Ignacy (Ignaz; Jan)

as guest musician, 29(1):23 (Jan 1967); 49(1):10 (Jan 1987)
WWI fundraising speech, 57(1):15-17 (Win 1995)

Padilla, Juan

acknowledgment, 70(2):inside front cover, 21 (Fall 2007)
as community organizer, 70(2):19 (Fall 2007)

quoted, 70(2):15 (Fall 2007)

"Culture Shock" by, 70(2):11 (Fall 2007)

Padilla, Nancy

father, 70(2):6 (Fall 2007)
public and political service, 70(2):6 (Fall 2007)

Padilla, Ramon

arrival and employment, 70(2):6-7 (Fall 2007)
family members, 70(2):6 (Fall 2007)
residence, 70(2):12 (Fall 2007)

Padrone system

of Italian community, 22(4):3, 7 (Oct 1960)

Paetec Communications

downtown headquarters

potential impact, 69(1):22 (Spr 2007)
site announcement, 69(1):1 (Spr 2007)

Paeth, Richard

Rochester Royals and, 58(1):4-5 (Win 1996)

Page, Frank A.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Page, Kirby

City Club speech, 9(4):14 (Oct 1947)

Page, Dr. Robert J.

Bexley Hall and RCTS, roles at, 52(4):18 (Fall 1990)

quoted, 52(4):22 (Fall 1990)

Pageant of America

Reynolds Audio-Visual Department, 36(4):28 (Oct 1974)

Pageants

Pageant of America, 36(4):28 (Oct 1974)
park, 11(1):10, 13 (Jan 1949)
patriotic-WWII, 55(4):8, 13 (Fall 1993)

Page & Co. See H. R. Page & Co.
Paid in Full

performance, 16(3):15 (Jul 1954)

Paige, Mrs. Fanny (née Brooks)

family photograph, 54(3):2 (Sum 1992)

Paige, James

photograph-early 1900s, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)

Paige Street

Paige family and, 54(3):2 photo caption (Sum 1992)

Pail manufacturers

census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

Paine, Cyrus F.

business enterprise, 1(2):9 (Apr 1939)
diary, 1(2):3, 8-11 (Apr 1939)
employment, as clerk, 1(2):8-9 (Apr 1939)
Independent Republican Association, as officer of, 2(4):12 (Oct 1940)
marriage, 1(2):11 (Apr 1939)

Paine, Mrs. Harriet (née Sage)

marriage, 1(2):11 (Apr 1939). See also Paine, Cyrus F.

Paine, Nicholas E. (1808-1887)

biographical details, 26(1):3, 14-15 (Jan 1964)
as mayor (1851-1852), 26(1):14, 15 (Jan 1964)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Paine, Thomas G.

as assistant geologist, employment, 17(3):12 (Jul 1955)

Paine Drug Company

president, 31(1):22 (Jan 1969)

Paine Drug Store

formerly L.B. Swan Drug Store, 1(2):9 (Apr 1939)

Paine's Celery Compound, 13(1):10 (Jan 1951)
Paine Shoe Lasting Company

world's fair exhibit, 26(3):10 (Jul 1964)

Pain Fireworks Company of New York

fireworks display-1890s, 13(2):11 (Apr 1951)

Paint business-1800s, 22(2):5 (Apr 1960)
Painted Post, NY

Benjamin Patterson Inn-1790s, 47(1&2):3 illus, 14 (Jan & Apr 1985)
pioneer route through, 24(1):6 (Jan 1962); 47(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1985)
residents

Friends' settlement, 4(3):7 (Jul 1942)
pioneer era, 4(3):6, 8 (Jul 1942)

Williamson, Captain Charles and, 4(3):7 (Jul 1942); 47(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Painter, Helen

Memorial Fund, 36(4):29 (Oct 1974)

Painters

census-1820s, 51(4):7 (Fall 1989)
Polish, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)
of portraits. See Portrait painters
union. See Painters Union

Painters Union

formation, 25(1):18 (Jan 1963)
Rochester Assembly meeting representation, 25(1):5 (Jan 1963)
wage demands, 25(1):10 (Jan 1963)

Painting

customized, in auto industry-1920s, 43(2&3):22 (Apr & Jul 1981)
of dwellings-pioneer era, 11(2):2 (Apr 1949)
Klingenberg, Alf and, 58(4):30 (Fall 1996)
newspapers' treatment of-1890s, 13(1):20 (Jan 1951)
portraiture. See Portrait painters; Portraits

Paint manufacture

site-1800s, 46(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1984)

Pakistan

Bangladesh conflict, ambassador's stance on, 41(4):20 (Oct 1979)

Palaces

European, 14(1):4 (Jan 1952)

Palatine bridge

on Mohawk River-1820s, 62(3):13 (Sum 2000)

Palermo, Sicily

as birthplace of Charles Carmello Teresi, 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)

Palestine

Schafer, Sam and, 64(3):12 (Sum 2002)

Paley, Lesser

Eastman Theatre, position with, 49(1):10 (Jan 1987)

Pallisades (cliffs), 62(4):23 illus (Fall 2000)
Pallister, Albert

in whaling industry, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)

Palmer, Dr. (no given name)

Elwood, Dr. John B. and, 26(1):11 (Jan 1964)

Palmer, Arnold

as professional golfer at Oak Hill Country Club, 65(1):20 (Win 2003)

Palmer, Byron W.

note, 9(4):1 (Oct 1947)

Palmer, C. H. (of Webster, NY)

residence, landscaper, 51(2):23 (Spr 1989)

Palmer, Dwight

business enterprise-late 1800s, 26(4):15 (Oct 1964)

Palmer, H. A.

business enterprise-1860s, 26(4):9 (Oct 1964)

Palmer, J. H.

business enterprise, 3(2):15 (Apr 1941)

Palmer, General John M.

military service-Civil War, 37(4):21, 24-28 (Oct 1975)

Palmer, Colonel Oliver H.

military service-Civil War, 65(2):5, 11 (Spr 2003)

correspondence from, 65(2):23n17 (Spr 2003)

Palmer, Peter

eighth grade graduation, 60(3):19 photo (Sum 1998)

Palmer, Mrs. Potter (of Chicago, IL), 8(2):3 (Apr 1946)
Palmer Block

destruction-1860s, 5(2):22 (Apr 1943)

Palmer's Market

location-1860s, 26(4):9 (Oct 1964)

Palmgren, Selim (Finnish composer)

at Eastman School of Music, 58(4):25 (Fall 1996)

Palmyra, NY, 10(4):3 (Oct 1948); 24(1):16 (Jan 1962)

campaign for county seat-early 1800s, 33(2):3, 4 (Apr 1971)
deaf education in-1820s, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)
DeForest landscaping, listing, 51(2):23 (Spr 1989)
Erie Canal and, 11(3&4):4 (Jul 1949); 47(1&2):24 (Jan & Apr 1985)
incorporation, 47(1&2):25n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):14 (Sum 2006)
Main Street illustration-pioneer era, 47(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1985)
newspaper editor, 36(3):8 (Jul 1974)
population-mid 1800s, 47(1&2):25n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
as railroad destination, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941)
settlement-pioneer era, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Palmyra Reflector

edited by Obediah Dogberry, 36(3):8 (Jul 1974)

Palmyra Township, NY

settlement of-1790s, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Pamment, James

military service and burial site, 54(3):8 (Sum 1992)

Panama Canal

Barge Canal construction and, 72(1):18 (Spr 2010)

Panama-Pacific Exposition (San Francisco-early 1900s)

attendees and exhibitors, 26(3):13-14 (Jul 1964)

Pan American Exposition (Buffalo-1901)

attendees and exhibitors, 26(3):11-12 (Jul 1964)
Moulthrop, Samuel P. and, 19(2):9 (Apr 1957)
photograph, of President McKinley, 50(1):22 (Jan 1988)

Pancost, Sage and Company

product line and name change, 15(2):7 (Apr 1953)

Pangborn, Dr. Edward

as train wreck fatality, 56(2):14, 17 (Spr 1994)

Panhard et Levassor

patent infringement lawsuit-early 1900s, 43(2&3):9 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Panics

1837, impact, 5(3):9 (Jul 1943); 41(3):14 (Jul 1979)
1929, impact, 3(4):23 (Oct 1941)

Pankhurst, Mrs. Emmeline

British suffragist, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)
City Club speech, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)

Panorama of Social Rochester by Amy H. Croughton, 10(4):21 (Oct 1948)
A Panoramic Review of Rochester's History by Blake McKelvey, 11(2):1-24 (Apr 1949)
Pansy

as pseudonym of Isabella MacDonald Alden, 3(3):20 (Jul 1941)

Pantaloons

in Bloomer costume. See Bloomer costume

Panther

encounter-pioneer era, 47(3&4):7 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Paper box manufacture

as major industry, 3(4):21 (Oct 1941)
by Poles, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)

Paper drives

WWI, 51(3):3 photo, 11 (Sum 1989)
WWII, 51(4):21 (Fall 1989)

Paper hangers-1800s, 37(2):14 (Apr 1975)
Paper mills

box manufacture, 3(4):21 (Oct 1941)
censuses

1810s, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

earliest, 34(2):2 (Apr 1972)
Johnson Tract, 37(2):3 (Apr 1975)
lawsuit-late 1800s, 34(3):12 (Jul 1972)
locations, 2(1):4 (Jan 1940); 46(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1984); 54(4):15, photos: 34, 38 (Fall 1992)

earliest, 34(2):2 (Apr 1972)

of Peck, Everard, 22(2):6 (Apr 1960)
production, 3(4):5 (Oct 1941)

Papotti, C. N. C. (sculptor)

local visit, 17(2):12-13 (Apr 1955)
Powers commission, 17(2):7 (Apr 1955)

Paprocki, Frank

in 1903, 57(1):14 photo (Win 1995)

Parades. See also Demonstrations/rallies; specific holiday

circus, 49(3):4, 6, 8-10, 22 (Jul 1987)
court house celebrations, 33(2):6-7, 13 (Apr 1971)
of cutters, 27(1):8 (Jan 1965)
first official-1820s, 33(2):6-7 (Apr 1971)
grand marshals, 24(2):14 (Apr 1962)
holiday. See specific holiday
of Industrial Exposition-1909, 34(4):7, 8 (Oct 1972)
Jubilee-1870, 20(1):16 (Jan 1958)
at Madison Square Garden (NYC), participation in, 19(2):4 (Apr 1957)
military. See Military celebrations/ceremonies
Moulthrop, Samuel P. and, 19(2):4, 8, 17 (Apr 1957)
newsboys'-1940s, 55(4):6 (Fall 1993)
photographs/illustrations

Armistice Day gathering-1910s, 51(1):7 (Win 1989)
Gold Star Mothers-WWI, 51(3):11 (Sum 1989)
Inspection Day-1904, 38(2&3):48 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Liberty Loan-WWI, 49(2):16 (Apr 1987)
semi-centennial-1884, 26(2):centerfold (Apr 1964)

political

appearance-1840, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
campaign of 1940, 44(4):25 (Oct 1982)

Puerto Rican Festival, 70(2):2, 3 (Fall 2007)
Rochester Day-1908, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
saluting Rochester's sister cities-1975, 43(4):7 (Oct 1981)
of textile workers-1910s, 22(3):18 (Jul 1960); 29(2):15 (Apr 1967)
torchlight, 1(3):5 (Jul 1939)
War Week-1942, 49(2):16 (Apr 1987)
work horse-early-1909, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)

Paradise, Andrew E.

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Paraguay

Jesuit activity in-1600s, 38(4):10 (Oct 1976)

Paramount Pictures

Zukor, Adolph at, 61(1):10 photo caption (Win 1999)

Parazian Building, 59(2):10 illus (Spr 1997)
Parce, W. W.

business partner, 51(2):5-6, 22 photo caption (Spr 1989)
departure, 51(2):6 (Spr 1989)

Parce and DeForest, Landscape Architects, 51(2):5-6 (Spr 1989)
Parenting

in county almshouse, 45(1&2):18, 21 (Jan & Apr 1983)
of infants

infanticide-1800s, 45(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1983)
pamphlets on-1890s, 45(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Parent Stem

Twigs, and formation of, 9(2&3):21 (Apr 1947)

Parent-teacher groups

in city schools, 31(2):12, 19 (Apr 1969)

Parepa, Madame (no given name)

as guest musician, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

Parepa-Rosa, (no given name)

local performance, 18(2):17 (Apr 1956)

Paris, France

Academy of Medicine, cycling and, 69(2):21 (Spr 2008)
American Club, local member, 61(2):3 (Spr 1999)
Conservatory, faculty, 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)
description/commentary on, 14(1):2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 13, 14 (Jan 1952)
Durand Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. in, 61(2):12, 15 (Spr 1999)
Eastman, George in, 61(2):15 (Spr 1999)
expositions/fairs

of 1889, versus Columbian Exposition of 1893, 43(1):1 (Jan 1981)
attendees and exhibitors, 26(3):2, 10-11 (Jul 1964)
Ellwanger and Barry exhibit-1900, 3(3):10 (Jul 1941)
local medal winners-1900, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957); 45(3&4):45 (Jul & Oct 1983)

orchestra, 29(1):23 (Jan 1967)
peace talks

conference-1898, 13(2):15 (Apr 1951)
Vietnam War, Rochesterians attend, 48(3&4):26-27 (Jul & Oct 1986)

Stewart, Audley Durand in, 61(2):15 (Spr 1999)
world's fairs. See Universal Exposition

Paris, John

Hearing and Speech Center of Rochester, position at, 55(2):17 (Spr 1993)

Paris Cash Store

location and product lines, 3(2):13 (Apr 1941)

Paris Conservatoire Orchestra, 29(1):23 (Jan 1967)
Paris Conservatory

faculty, 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)

Paris Exposition-1900

Ellwanger and Barry exhibit, 3(3):10 (Jul 1941)
local medal winners, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957); 45(3&4):45 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Parish, Fred

as Horton (Frank J.) supporter, 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)

Parish School, of Society of Sacred Heart

site and operation-1870s, 65(4):14 (Fall 2003)

Paris Peace Conference-1898, 13(2):15 (Apr 1951)
Park, Livingston

newspaper editorial on RPO-1920s, 29(1):7 (Jan 1967)

Park Act

park funding, 14(3):10 (Jun 1952)

Park Avenue

Broad Street extension and, 18(1):17 (Jan 1956)
as driving park, 27(3):15 (Jul 1965)
industry near, 43(2&3):24 (Apr & Jul 1981)
naming, 27(3):15 (Jul 1965)
race course, 27(3):15 (Jul 1965)
transit service, 6(4):5 (Oct 1944); 30(3):7 (Jul 1968)

trolley-line, 36(2):9 (Apr 1974)

zoning changes, 6(4):19 (Oct 1944)

Park Avenue Hospital

staff physician, Charles C.Teresi-early 1900s, 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)

Park Band, 24(4):13 (Oct 1962); 29(1):10 (Jan 1967)

conductors, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949); 42(3):18 (Jul 1980)

Park Boulevard

proposed, 11(1):4, 8 (Jan 1949)

Park Commission

abolition-1910s, 11(1):17 (Jan 1949); 31(1):20 (Jan 1969)

proposed, 31(1):1, 3 (Jan 1969)

authority, expansion of, 11(1):8 (Jan 1949)
bond issues, 11(1):4, 8, (Jan 1949)
commissioners, 11(1):10 (Jan 1949); 28(1):21 (Jan 1966); 41(4):7 (Oct 1979)

Lamberton, Alexander B. See Lamberton, Alexander B.
Moore, Edward Mott. See Moore, Dr. Edward Mott
presidents/chairs, 11(1):3 (Jan 1949); 21(3):15 (Jul 1959); 24(3):26 (Jul 1962)
Riley, William S. See Riley, William S.

creation-1880s, 6(4):3 (Oct 1944); 11(1):3 (Jan 1949); 50(2):6 (Jul 1988)
Durand Eastman Park and, 61(2):13-15 (Spr 1999)
formation of parks system. See Parks system
inspection tour of Buffalo Parks, 11(1):3-4 (Jan 1949)
as playground sponsor, 11(1):10, 16, 19, 20, 22-23 (Jan 1949)
Rochester Zoological Society and, 61(2):13 (Spr 1999)

Parker, Miss Alice M.

Spanish-American War, occupation during, 13(2):17 (Apr 1951)

Parker, Alvin

photograph at Ganondagan State Historic Site, 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)

Parker, Arthur Caswell (1881-1955), 18(4):13-15 (Oct 1956)

as author

of Converse (Harriet Maxwell) biography, 17(3):7 (Jul 1955)
of historical/scientific works, 10(4):20 (Oct 1948)
of A Manual for History Museums (1935), 17(3):14 (Jul 1955)
of Munsey (Frank) editorial, 17(3):11 (Jul 1955)
on Native American culture/history, 17(3):6-7, 8, 14 (Jul 1955)

biographical sketch/details, 17(3):1-20 (Jul 1955); 21(3):17 (Jul 1959)

childhood, 17(3):2-3 (Jul 1955)
death, 17(3):1 (Jul 1955)
ethnic heritage, 17(3):2, 7-8, 16 (Jul 1955)

civic honor, 22(2):1, insert (Apr 1960)
friendships, 17(3):4 (Jul 1955)
Genesee Valley Hiking Club, role in, 17(3):16 (Jul 1955)
government appointments, 17(3):5, 8 (Jul 1955)
as museum curator/director, 6(2):20 (Apr 1944); 17(3):1, 8-18 (Jul 1955); 18(4):15 (Oct 1956); 21(3):17 (Jul 1959); 24(3):32 (Jul 1962)

on exhibits, quoted, 17(3):6 (Jul 1955)
museum manual, publication of, 17(3):14 (Jul 1955)
philosophy, quoted, 17(3):9-11 (Jul 1955)
retirement-1940s, 17(3):17 (Jul 1955)
world's fair exhibit-1930s, 26(3):19 (Jul 1964)

Native Americans, work with, 17(3):4, 5-8 (Jul 1955)

advocacy/advisory roles, 17(3):7, 8 (Jul 1955)
American Indian Day, founding, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)
American Indian Magazine, founding, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)
expertise, 17(3):1 (Jul 1955)
Federal Indian Arts Project, founding, 17(3):13 (Jul 1955)
land dispute, role in, 17(3):5-6 (Jul 1955)

as news reporter, quoted, 17(3):5 (Jul 1955)
quotes on, 17(3):3, 8 (Jul 1955)
as scientist/historian, 44(1&2):43 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Archeological Survey of NYS, 17(3):5 (Jul 1955)
on evolution, quoted, 17(3):18 (Jul 1955)
historical society address, 6(2):20 (Apr 1944)
on history, quoted, 17(3):14, 15 (Jul 1955)
honorary degree, 17(3):9 (Jul 1955)
mentor, F. W. Putnam, 17(3):3, 4-5 (Jul 1955)
Nundawaga Society for History & Folklore, role in, 17(3):15 (Jul 1955)
NYS Historical Association, role in-1940s, 17(3):14 (Jul 1955)
on Rochester Historical Society, quoted, 17(3):14 (Jul 1955)
Zonta Club address, quoted, 17(3):16 (Jul 1955)

seminary studies, 17(3):3 (Jul 1955)

Parker, Byron C.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Parker, Caroline

marriage and relationship with Tuscaroras, 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)
relationship to Eli Parker, 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Parker, Caroline (of Romulus, NY-1850s), 42(2):6, 12 (Apr 1980)
Parker, Ely S.

blood relations, 17(3):2 (Jul 1955); 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)
military appointment, 17(3):2 (Jul 1955); 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Seneca heritage and Iroquois affiliation, 6(2):9 (Apr 1944)

Parker, Frederick Ely

blood relations, 17(3):2 (Jul 1955)

Parker, Geneva Griswold

profession and relationship to Arthur Parker, 17(3):2 (Jul 1955)

Parker, George Tann (lawyer)

spouse, 10(1):12 (Jan 1948). See also Parker, Mrs. Jane Marsh

Parker, Mrs. Jane Marsh

as author, 2(3):22-23 (Jul 1940); 3(3):20 (Jul 1941); 6(2):17 (Apr 1944); 10(1):12-13, 14, 15-16 (Jan 1948)

of Christ Church, 10(4):17 (Oct 1948)
of Housewarming at Larchdale, 10(1):13 (Jan 1948)
of Little Churchman's Library, 10(1):12 (Jan 1948)
of The Midnight Cry, 10(1):13 (Jan 1948); 10(4):4 (Oct 1948)
on Mount Hope Cemetery

cited, in Rochester: A Story Historical, 50(4):5-6 (Oct 1988)
graves management, 50(4):17 (Oct 1988)
on management, quoted, 50(4):8 (Oct 1988)
naming, 50(4):9 (Oct 1988)
opposition to, quoted, 50(4):8 (Oct 1988)

of Rochester, A Story Historical, 6(2):14-15 (Apr 1944); 10(4):14 (Oct 1948)

biographical summary/details, 10(1):12-13 (Jan 1948); 21(3):17 (Jul 1959)

burial site, 50(4):17 (Oct 1988)
father, 67(3):25n.61 & 63 (Sum 2005)

biographic work on, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948)
club activity, 10(1):13 (Jan 1948)

Ignorance Club, founding-1880s, 10(1):6 (Jan 1948); 10(2&3):15 (Jul 1948); 48(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1986)

departure, 6(2):17 (Apr 1944)
on Douglass, Frederick, 67(3):25n.56 (Sum 2005)

eyewitness accounts, 67(3):25n.61 (Sum 2005)
quoted, 67(3):21 (Sum 2005); 67(4):3 (Fall 2005)

as editorial assistant, 6(2):17 (Apr 1944)
historical society, roles in, 6(2):15 (Apr 1944)
Ibsen and, 10(1):9 (Jan 1948)
spouse, 10(1):12 (Jan 1948)

Parker, Joseph

as theater performer, 16(3):2 (Jul 1954)

Parker, Sergeant Michael

military service and relocation of remains, 50(4):22 (Oct 1988)

Parker, Nicholson H.

Last Council Fire and-1870s, 68(1&2):21 (Win & Spr 2006)
Seneca heritage and blood relations, 17(3):2 (Jul 1955)

Parker, Orin

as weather observer, 15(1):13 (Jan 1953)

address, The Climatology of Rochester, 15(1):16, 20 (Jan 1953)

Parker, Ralph

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Parker, Dr. Ralph C.

Family Service of Rochester, Inc. and-1959, 23(2):20 (Apr 1961)

Parker, Theodore

as abolitionist, Anthony Burns case, 37(4):13 (Oct 1975)

Parker, William

as former slave, 72(2):15 (Fall 2010)

Parker, Sergeant William

massacre of-1770s, 44(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1982); 68(1&2):15 (Win & Spr 2006)

Parkhurst, Abell (of Lima, NY)

military service-War of 1812, 4(4):15 (Oct 1942)

Parking

curb, 19(1):6 (Jan 1957)
downtown business climate and-1950s, 69(1):3-4 (Spr 2007)
East Avenue restrictions, 28(2&3):32 (Apr & Jul 1966)
facilities, development

1950s, 23(3):25 (Jul 1961); 69(1):3-4 (Spr 2007)
early 1900s, 19(3):20 (Jul 1957); 26(4):19 (Oct 1964); 29(2):12 (Apr 1967)

lot expansion, 27(1):17 (Jan 1965)
plazas, 14(1):7, 8 (Jan 1952)
ramp garages, 19(1):6 (Jan 1957)
in Union Square, San Francisco, 19(1):6 (Jan 1957)

Parkman, Aubrey

President Hill and the Sectarian Challenge at the U. of R. authored by, 33(4):1-24 (Oct 1971)

Parkman, Dr. George

alma mater, 62(1):12 (Win 2000)
wax figure of, 62(1):12 (Win 2000)

Park permits, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)
Park police

use of bicycles, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)

Park Ridge Health Systems

RAMS partnership, 55(2):25 (Spr 1993)

Parks

amusement. See Amusement parks
baseball. See Baseball
bibliography, 11(1):24 (Jan 1949)
Board of Commissioners, Mortimer Reynolds and, 36(4):9 (Oct 1974)
bureau. See Parks, Bureau of
campaign for city parks system, 20(1):8 (Jan 1958)
Canaltown, 37(2):3 (Apr 1975)
national, Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. and, 50(2):7 (Jul 1988)
photographs/illustrations. See Photographs/illustrations — of parks
private-1800s, 11(1):1 (Jan 1949)
public. See Parks system
urban. See Urban parks

Parks, Bureau of

directors

Raitt, Charles B. as-1920s, 11(1):19-20 (Jan 1949)
Slavin, Patrick as, 11(1):20, 21, 22 (Jan 1949)

historical summary-1928-1948, 11(1):19-23 (Jan 1949)

Parks, Dan

The Cultivation of Flower City authored by, 45(3&4):25-45 with illus (Jul & Oct 1983)

Parks, John, 1(4):11 (Oct 1939)
Parks and Recreation, 24(4):13 (Oct 1962)
Parks and Recreation, NYS Department of

Urban Cultural Parks and, 59(2):9, 10 (Spr 1997)

Parks Department

Plymouth Circle flower bed-1880s, 27(3):16 (Jul 1965)

Parks system. See also Churchville Park; Cobbs Hill Park; Durand Eastman Park; Edgerton Park; Ellison Park; Exposition Park; Genesee Valley Park; Hamlin Beach Park; Highland Park; Lincoln Park; Maplewood Park; Mendon Ponds Park; North Park; Ontario Beach; Plymouth Park; Powder Mill Park; Seneca Park; Susan B. Anthony Square; Webster Beach Park

acreage

1940s, 11(1):23 (Jan 1949)
1980s, 50(2):3 (Jul 1988)

activities/programs

band concerts, 11(1):8, 13, 14, 17, 18, 21 (Jan 1949); 14(4):11, 12 (Oct 1952); 24(4):13 (Oct 1962); 28(4):6 (Oct 1966); 35(2):17 (Apr 1973)
civic pageants, 11(1):10, 13 (Jan 1949)
floral displays. See Anderson Park; Cobbs Hill Park; Durand Eastman Park; Highland park; Maplewood Park
Great Depression and-1930s, 11(1):20 (Jan 1949)
horticultural programs, 11(1):6, 9, 10, 21, 23 (Jan 1949)
recreation centers sponsor, 11(1):7, 10, 14 (Jan 1949)

animals

as natural habitat for, 11(1):15 (Jan 1949)
turf cropped by, 65(1):31n6 (Win 2003)

attendance-1940, 11(1):20-21 (Jan 1949)
bibliography, 11(1):24 (Jan 1949)
Bureau of Parks. See Parks, Bureau of
consultants, 11(1):4, 5, 13 (Jan 1949)
creation-1880s, 3(3):5, 7 (Jul 1941); 6(4):2-3 (Oct 1944); 8(3):24 (Jul 1946); 11(2):13, 14 (Apr 1949); 13(4):16 (Oct 1951); 17(1):10 (Jan 1955); 28(1):19 (Jan 1966)

advocated, 8(3):24 (Jul 1946); 11(1):2 (Jan 1949)
lack of enthusiasm for, 50(2):4 (Jul 1988)
nursery industry and, 3(3):10 (Jul 1941)
opposition/lack of enthusiam, 50(2):4, 11 (Jul 1988)
public support, 11(1):12, 23 (Jan 1949)

expansions, 31(1):13 (Jan 1969)
facilities, 11(2):18 (Apr 1949). See also Playgrounds

for adult recreation, 11(1):10, 14 (Jan 1949)
amusement resorts, addition of, 27(3):9 (Jul 1965)
baseball fields, 11(1):7, 14 (Jan 1949)
boathouses, 11(1):7, 14 (Jan 1949)
campgrounds, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)
Durand Eastman Park zoo. See Durand Eastman Park Zoo
football fields, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)
golf courses, 65(1):5 (Win 2003)
hiking trails, 11(1):14 (Jan 1949)
picnic grounds, 11(1):14, 18, 20 (Jan 1949)
playfields, 31(1):12 (Jan 1969)
skating rinks, 11(1):14, 18, 22 (Jan 1949)
ski areas, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)
tennis courts, 11(1):7, 14 (Jan 1949)

father of. See Moore, Dr. Edward Mott
Good Government movement and, 23(3):16 (Jul 1961)
historical sketches, 11(1):1-24 (Jan 1949); 50(2):1-24 with illus (Jul 1988)
improvements, 31(1):16 (Jan 1969)
land acquisition, 11(1):2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 12, 18-19, 20, 23 (Jan 1949); 31(1):16, 20 (Jan 1969)

early 1900s, 35(2):17 (Apr 1973)
Maple Grove, 27(3):9 (Jul 1965)
philanthropic gifts, 11(1):2, 20 (Jan 1949); 38(1):17 (Jan 1976)

landscaping, 27(3):17 (Jul 1965)

architects, 11(1):4 (Jan 1949). See also Olmsted, Frederick Law, Sr.
contour maps, preparation, 11(1):5 (Jan 1949)
historical sketch, 50(2):1-24 with illus (Jul 1988)
plans, 28(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1966)
program-1940s, 11(1):21 (Jan 1949)

locations, controversy over, 11(1):4, 5 (Jan 1949)
maintenance, 11(1):21 (Jan 1949)
management

by county, 33(2):22 (Apr 1971). See also Monroe County Parks System
of Durand Eastman Park, 61(2):13-15 (Spr 1999)
finances, 11(1):3, 8, 13 (Jan 1949)
by park commission, 19(3):21-22 (Jul 1957). See also Park Commission
personnel, 24(3):26, 33, 34 (Jul 1962). See also Laney, Calvin C.; Pitkin, William
reorganization-1910s, 11(1):16 (Jan 1949)

Park Commission. See Park Commission
parkway system. See Parkway system
photographs/illustrations. See Photographs/illustrations — of parks
playground movement and, 11(1):10 (Jan 1949)
police services, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)
research/surveys

Common Council approves-1880s, 11(1):2 (Jan 1949)
mid 1900s, 23(3):26 (Jul 1961)
park needs-1920s, 11(1):19 (Jan 1949)

transit service to/from, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)
Warner Castle in, 65(3):26 (Sum 2003)

Parkview Cemetery (Schenectady, NY)

landscape architects, 51(2):6 (Spr 1989)

Parkway system

chartering, 11(1):23 (Jan 1949)
delay, 11(1):20 (Jan 1949)
land acquisition, 11(1):8 (Jan 1949)
recreational survey and, 11(1):19 (Jan 1949)

Parliament of Religions

at world's fair-1890s, 14(4):7 (Oct 1952)

Parlor furnishings-mid 1800s, 18(2):8 (Apr 1956)
A Parlor March

performance, 16(3):7 (Jul 1954)

Parma, NY

and campaign for new county-1817, 29(3):5, 8 (Jun 1967)
county convention, delegates-1810s, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
settlement, 47(1&2):4, 14 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Parma Center, NY

municipal water services, 19(3):21 (Jul 1957)

Parmalee's (Lockport, NY), 39(1&2):19 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Parmelee, William

as Albany mayor, Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)

Parnell, Charles Stewart

influence, 19(4):12 (Oct 1957)
as Irish parliamentarian

Irish famine relief and Rochester visit-late 1800s, 68(3):15 photo caption, 16 (Sum 2006)
National Land League and-late 1800s, 19(4):11 (Oct 1957); 68(3):15 (Sum 2006)

Parochial education. See also Parochial schools

of Carroll family members, 42(4):3, 5 (Oct 1980)
Maryland forbids, 42(4):2-3 (Oct 1980)
McQuaid, Bishop and. See McQuaid, Bishop Bernard John
of St. Omers "college" (in Europe), 42(4):3 (Oct 1980)

Parochial schools

late 1800s, 3(3):17-18 (Jul 1941)
Academy of the Sacred Heart, 65(4):1-24 (Fall 2003)
architect Joseph Oberlies and, 60(2):11 (Spr 1998)
Catholic Summer School (Cliff Haven, NY), 44(4):19 (Oct 1982)
College of the Sacred Heart-mid 1800s, 44(4):5 (Oct 1982)
Corpus Christi student, Charles C. Teresi-early 1900s, 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)
deaths-1870s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)
educational opportunities and, 11(2):8 (Apr 1949)
enrollment, of immigrants, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)
first, in Rochester-1830s, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)
founding, 11(2):14 (Apr 1949). See also McQuaid, Bishop Bernard John

and number of-1960s, 65(4):4 (Fall 2003)

free school of Society of Sacred Heart, 65(4):14 (Fall 2003)
Friess, Sister Mary Caroline and-1800s, 52(4):23, 24, 26 (Fall 1990)
German, 20(1):5, 17, 19 (Jan 1958)
Holy Apostles, 60(2):5 (Spr 1998)
of Near Northeast District, 29(2):5, 7 (Apr 1967)
nuns' roles in, 60(2):14 (Spr 1998)
separation of church and state and, 31(2):5 (Apr 1969)
of Sisters of St. Joseph, 60(2):4 (Spr 1998). See also St. Augustine's School
St. Augustine's. See St. Augustine's School
St. Joseph's. See St. Joseph's School
St. Patrick's School. See St. Patrick's School
St. Stanislaus. See St. Stanislaus School
at St. Mary's Church-mid 1800s, 44(4):8-9, 10 (Oct 1982)
at St. Mary's Orphanage, 60(2):4-5 (Spr 1998)
university fundraising campaign and-1920s, 30(1):16 (Jan 1968)

Parodi, Madame Teresa, 29(1):4 (Jan 1967)

as guest musician, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

Parole camps

Civil War era, 66(3):11, 23n.12 (Sum 2004)

Parole Commission (NYS)

creation, 43(1):18 (Jan 1981)

Parole officers

appointment, for juveniles, 34(1):18 (Jan 1972)

Parr, Mr. G.

as English cricketer-1850s, 62(2):12-13 illus (Spr 2000)

Parrish, Fred I.

as assistant secretary of NYS senate, 32(2):14 (Apr 1970)
as republican committee chair, 32(2):12, 13, 14-15 (Apr 1970)

accusation against, 32(2):13 (Apr 1970)
appointments by, 32(2):14-15 (Apr 1970)
Barry, Peter and, 32(2):12 (Apr 1970)
relationship with T. Carl Nixon and Carl Hallauer, 32(2):12, 14, 18 (Apr 1970)
resignation, 32(2):19 (Apr 1970)

Parry, Isaac

travels, with Mathias Hutchinson, 41(1&2):8, 10n.1 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Parsells Avenue Baptist Church

dinner honoring Samuel P. Moulthrop-1920s, 19(2):19, 20 (Apr 1957)

Parshall, Chet

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):24 (Apr 1951)

Parsons (auto company), 43(2&3):24 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Parsons, Mrs. (of Geneva, NY, no given name)-1850s, 42(2):4 (Apr 1980)
Parsons, Cornelius R. (1842-1901)

biographical summary, 22(2):15 (Apr 1960)
business enterprise. See Parson's Saw Mill
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):15 (Apr 1960)
as mayor (1876-1890), 2(4):3, 7 (Oct 1940); 7(4):5, 6, 7 (Oct 1945); 14(2):10 (Apr 1952); 23(3):14 (Jul 1961); 24(4):4 (Oct 1962); 25(4):7 (Oct 1963); 31(1):20 (Jan 1969)

1881, 18(3):12-13 (Jul 1956)
budgeting, 2(3):13 (Jul 1940)
election, 3(3):5 (Jul 1941); 25(3):7 (Jul 1963)
executive board, control over, 7(4):14 (Oct 1945)
historical sketch, 28(1):16-20 (Jan 1966)
Irish activist/relief movements and, 68(3):16 (Sum 2006)
milk inspection recommendation-1881, 7(4):20 (Oct 1945)
railroad negotiations, 33(1):11, 14-19 passim (Jan 1971)
resignation, 7(4):17 (Oct 1945)
on Rochester's future, 2(3):23 (Jul 1940)

Parsons, E. B.

malt house, 49(4):29 (Oct 1987); 54(4):24 (Fall 1992)

Parsons, Col. E. Bloss

farmhouse of, as golf clubhouse - 1890s, 65(1):4 (Win 2003)

Parsons, Ezra M.

market ground lease, 3(2):11 (Apr 1941)

Parsons, George W.

occupation, 60(4):7 (Fall 1998)
son, 16(1):9 (Jan 1954)
as YMCA officer, 16(1):6, 9 (Jan 1954)

Parsons, James

business enterprise, 40(1):8 (Jan 1978)

Parsons, Lt. Theron

military service and wound-Civil War, 65(2):12 (Spr 2003)

quoted on, 65(2):13 (Spr 2003)

Parsons, Theron E.

lineage and position at YMCA, 16(1):9 (Jan 1954)

Parsons, V. B.

baseball and, 63(2):12 illus (Spr 2001)

Parsons Malt House

origins and location, 49(4):29 (Oct 1987); 54(4):24 (Fall 1992)

Parson's Saw Mill

location and subsequent use, 50(3):19 (Jul 1988)
photographs/illustrations, 50(3):1, 23 (Jul 1988); 54(4):42, 44 (Fall 1992)

Partial Abstinence Society

founding-1830s, 68(3):6 (Sum 2006)

Parties. See Celebrations
Partinton Sisters

as theater performers, 16(3):4 (Jul 1954)

Partridge, Bellamy

The Country Lawyer authored by, 10(4):3 (Oct 1948); 61(3&4):6 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Party House (Gates, NY)

St. Augustine's Church celebration at, 60(3):10 (Sum 1998)

Pascalar, Father Fridolin

parish, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)
Polish immigrants and, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)

Pasche, Antonio

occupation, 22(4):3 (Oct 1960)

Passaic Falls

jumps over, by Sam Patch, 53(3):4-5 (Sum 1991)

Passenger fares

on Erie Canal. See Erie Canal — passenger transport on
transit system, 30(3):3-22 passim (Jul 1968)

Passion Play (motion picture)

showing of, 16(3):22 (Jul 1954)

Pasteurization

of milk. See Milk

Pastimes baseball club (Baltimore, MD)

competitions-1800s, 63(1):12 (Win 2001)

Pastor, Tony

as theater performer, 16(3):6 (Jul 1954)
as vaudeville performaner-1800s, 26(4):13 (Oct 1964)

Pastors. See Ministers/ministry
Pastor's Hand Book by W. W. Everts, 54(1):13 (Win 1992)
Patch, Sam

biographical sketch/details, 53(3):1-23 with illus (Sum 1991)
biography, 53(3):12-13 photo caption (Sum 1991)
death-1820s, 5(3):21-22 (Jul 1943); 11(2):5 (Apr 1949); 12(2&3):9 (Apr 1950); 17(1):3 (Jan 1955); 23(3):8-9 (Jul 1961); 26(2):5 (Apr 1964); 49(3):3 (Jul 1987); 50(3):22 (Jul 1988); 50(4):4 (Oct 1988); 53(3):11, 14, 15 illus (Sum 1991)

burial site, 50(3):22 (Jul 1988); 50(4):4 (Oct 1988)
recovery of remains, 50(3):22 (Jul 1988); 50(4):4 (Oct 1988); 53(3):17 (Sum 1991)

as folk hero, 4(2):9 (Apr 1942); 53(3):17-18 (Sum 1991)
ghost, 12(2&3):9 (Apr 1950)
Hawthorne, Nathaniel on, 16(2):14 (Apr 1954); 41(1&2):29-31 (Jan & Apr 1979); 53(3):17 (Sum 1991)

excerpt, 41(1&2):30-31 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Mansion House stay, 31(4):9 (Oct 1969)
waterfall jumps, 24(3):10 (Jul 1962); 53(3):10-14 (Sum 1991)

Genesee Falls, 24(3):10-11 (Jul 1962); 53(3):10-14, 15 illus (Sum 1991)
Niagara Falls, 24(3):10 (Jul 1962); 53(3):5-10, 7 illus (Sum 1991)
Passaic Falls, 53(3):4-5 (Sum 1991)

Patchin, Archie

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):22 (Jan 1987)

Patchin, Emily

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):22 (Jan 1987)

Patchin, Frank

as author, 3(3):20 (Jul 1941)

Patchin, Hazel

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):22 (Jan 1987)

Patent medicine

Drapers compound, 39(1&2):36 (Jan & Apr 1977)
infant mortality and-1800s, 45(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1983)
manufacture, 34(2):12 (Apr 1972); 34(4):2 (Oct 1972)

toxic content, 70(1):18n.5 (Fall 2008)
by Warner, H. H. See Warner, Hulbert H.

newspaper advertisements-1890s, 13(1):10-11 (Jan 1951)

Patents. See also Inventions; U.S. Patent Office

aircraft components, 43(2&3):22 (Apr & Jul 1981)
applicants

Bausch, John Jacob, 38(1):14 (Jan 1976)
Cutting, James Ambrose, 62(1):19 (Win 2000)
Eastman, George, 52(1):4 (Win 1990)
Edison, Thomas A., 60(4):11 (Fall 1998)
Hanvey, Thomas, 40(1):16 (Jan 1978)
Judson, Junius, 59(2):8 (Spr 1997)
Maxim, H. S., 60(4):8 (Fall 1998)
Morse, Samuel F. B., 62(1):3 (Win 2000)
Selden, George. See Selden, George B., Sr.
Sibley, Hiram, 38(1):15 (Jan 1976)
Tichenor, William, 59(4):5-6, 7 (Fall 1997)
West, Jonathan Burns, 21(3):24 (Jul 1959)

bevel gear planer, 43(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1981)
canal equipment, 11(3&4):18 (Jul 1949)
cigarette making machine, 60(1):4 (Win 1998)
commissioners of, Morgan report to, excerpt-mid 1800s, 33(3):13-14 (Jul 1971)
Cunningham carriage, 2(3):11 (Jul 1940); 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)
Eastman Kodak Company, 35(2):5 (Apr 1973)
examples, 2(3):10-11 (Jul 1940)
federal rules and regulations, 43(2&3):5 (Apr & Jul 1981)
gasoline engine, 43(2&3):5 (Apr & Jul 1981). See also Selden, George B., Sr.
General Railway Signal Company, 35(2):7 (Apr 1973)
Gleason Gears, 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)
Goodwin Patent, 21(1):14 (Jan 1959)
Gorden Grain Binder, 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)
Howe scales, 2(3):11 (Jul 1940); 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)
infringement lawsuits, automobile industry, 43(2&3):2, 6-8, 9, 12-15 (Apr & Jul 1981)
kinetoscope, 12(1):20 (Jan 1950)
light bulb, 60(4):8, 11 (Fall 1998)
local reliance on, 38(1):17 (Jan 1976)
lubricating oil, 43(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1981)
mail chute, 22(1):3 (Jan 1960)
McKay Patents, 15(2):10 (Apr 1953)
in mill industry, 33(3):12 (Jul 1971)
photographic

ambrotypes, 62(1):19 (Win 2000)

reading chart roller, 19(2):8 (Apr 1957)
smut machine, application-mid 1800s, 33(3):12 (Jul 1971)
steam governor, 59(2):8 (Spr 1997)
telegraph-related, 22(2):9 (Apr 1960); 62(1):3 (Win 2000)
tire setter, 21(3):24 (Jul 1959)
water meter, 21(3):24 (Jul 1959)
whaling equipment, 58(2):12, 14, 17, 18, 20 (Spr 1996)

Paterson, New Jersey

Irish Repeal campaign and-1840s, 68(3):8 (Sum 2006)

Paterson, Thomas

business enterprise-1830s, 54(4):15 (Fall 1992)

"The Pathfinder." . See Harris, George Henry
"Patients' Club"

immigrant medical insurance system, 70(1):15-16 (Fall 2008)
social element, 70(1):16 (Fall 2008)

Patrick Enright Brewery

cessation of brewing, 54(2):18 (Spr 1992)

Patriotic and Community Chest

foreign relief funds, 25(3):17 (Jul 1963)

Patriotic and Community Fund drive-1910s, 23(2):7 (Apr 1961)
Patriotism

Civil War, 23(1):2, 6, 15 (Jan 1961); 23(3):12 (Jul 1961); 53(1):7, 9, 10, 19, 20 (Win 1991)

newspaper editorial, 53(1):14 (Win 1991)

WWI, 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)
WWII, in public schools, 55(4):8, 12, 13-14 (Fall 1993)

Patriots' Day

demonstration/rally-1960s, 48(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1986)

Patriot's Hill

of Mt. Hope Cemetery, relocation of soldiers' remains to-1840s, 50(4):22 (Oct 1988)

Patrol cars. See Rochester Police Department — vehicles
Patrolmen. See Rochester police officers
Patrol stations. See Rochester Police Department — stations/precinct houses
Patrol wagons. See Rochester Police Department — vehicles
Patrons. See Philanthropy
Patroon's Creek

as source of Albany (NY) water-early 1800s, 39(3):6 (Jul 1977)

Patry, Eva

acknowledgment, 59(4):20 (Fall 1997)

Patt (hotel), 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Pattec Family

land holdings, 67(2):5 (Spr 2005)

Patten, John

emancipation celebration (NYS) and-1820s, 46(1&2):19 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Patterson, Benjamin

inn enterprise, illustration-1790s, 47(1&2):3 (Jan & Apr 1985)
as pioneer leader, 4(3):1 (Jul 1942)

Patterson, Charles H.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Patterson, General John

relationship to Thomas J. Patterson, 41(3):14 (Jul 1979)

Patterson, NJ

baseball clubs/games-1800s, 63(2):16 (Spr 2001)

Patterson, Thomas J. (1805-1885)

biographical summary, 41(3):14 (Jul 1979)
business enterprises, 4(2):10 (Apr 1942); 41(3):14 (Jul 1979)
on draft riots-1860s, 53(2):7 (Spr 1991)
political career, 4(2):10 (Apr 1942); 41(3):14 (Jul 1979)

Patterson paper mill (Georgetown, DC)

Carroll brothers purchase-1810s, 42(4):6 (Oct 1980)

Patti, Adelina, 29(1):4 (Jan 1967)

as guest musician, 26(4):7 (Oct 1964); 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

Patti, Amalia, 29(1):4 (Jan 1967)
Pattison, Reverend Dr. T. Harwood

speech at celebration of military victory-1890s, 13(2):6 (Apr 1951)

Patton, Gen. George, Jr.

on radio proximity fuse, quoted, 66(1):16 (Win 2004)

Patton, Reverend George

church dedication, 28(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Patzwald, Carl F., Jr.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Paulsboro, NJ

oil refinery, 43(2&3):30 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Paul Street

animal shelter, 35(4):20 (Oct 1973)

Paul vs. Virginia

Supreme Court ruling on-1860s, 38(2&3):35-36 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Paupers

burial ground-1800s. See Almshouse Burial Ground
children as. See Orphanages; Orphans
at county almshouse-1800s, 45(1&2):16-22 (Jan & Apr 1983)
foreign, county expenses for-1800s, 33(2):7-8 (Apr 1971)

Pavilion

construction, at Highland Park-1890, 11(1):5 (Jan 1949)

The Pavilion

of Carthage (NY), proprietor, 6(3):3 (Jul 1944)

Pavilion Nursing Home

location and architecture, 26(2):17 (Apr 1964)

Pavin, Corey

as professional golfer, at Oak Hill-1990s, 65(1):25, 26 (Win 2003)

Paviour, Ernest A.

as YMCA officer, 16(1):23 (Jan 1954)

Paviour, Robert S.

YMCA fundraising drive and, 16(1):11 (Jan 1954)

Pavy, Octave

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):6 (Win 1997)

Pawlik, Agnes, 57(2):21n.34 (Spr 1995)
Pawlik, Catherine, 57(2):21n.34 (Spr 1995)
Pawn shops, 55(3):11 (Sum 1993)
Payer Harbor (polar region)

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):14 (Win 1997)

Paye street cars/trolleys, 30(3):11 (Jul 1968)
Paying for the Dreams: A Short History of Banking in Rochester by Gerard Muhl, 49(2):1-24 with photos (Apr 1987)
Payne, Mrs. Charles

Association for Teenage Diplomats, role in, 43(4):4 (Oct 1981)
Rennes-Rochester sister city program and, 27(2):20 (Apr 1965); 43(4):4 (Oct 1981)

Payne, Erwin C.

gravestone, 66(3):3 photo (Sum 2004)
military service and wound-Civil War, 66(3):3, 21 (Sum 2004)
search for Civil War campgrounds, 66(3):3, 14, 16, 21 (Sum 2004)

Payne, James S.

as president of Liberia, 67(1):10 (Win 2005)

Payroll taxes

Rochester Plan and, 61(1):7 (Win 1999)

Di Pazzi, Sister Mary

soup kitchen-1850s, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)

Peabody Museum of Archaeology (Harvard University)

staff, Arthur C. Parker, 17(3):4-5 (Jul 1955); 21(3):17 (Jul 1959)
survey, Indian reservation, 17(3):4 (Jul 1955)

Peabody Radio Award, 32(3):8 (Jul 1970)
Peace councils. See Council fires; Phelps and Gorham Purchase
Peace groups

American Union Against Militarism, formation-1910s, 39(4):4-5 (Oct 1977)
Paris conference/talks. See Paris, France

Peacemaker award

of City Newspaper, 1995 recipient, 60(3):24 (Sum 1998)

Peace marches/rallies. See Demonstrations/rallies
Peace treaties. See Treaties
Peacock, Francis

business enterprise-1800s, 50(3):21 (Jul 1988)

Peake, Chester A.

as councilman, site selection of Rundel Building, 48(1&2):28 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Peale, Rembrandt

museums, founding of, 18(4):2, 3, 4 (Oct 1956)

"Peanut Joe," 22(4):4 (Oct 1960)
Pea-pickers Excursions

train service, 28(4):2, 5 (Oct 1966)

Pearl ash

exports-1810s, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
prices-early 1800s, 4(4):4 (Oct 1942)

Pearl Harbor, HI, 22(4):22 (Oct 1960)

attack on, 5(1):1, 5, 12, 13, 15, 20-27 passim (Jan 1943)

local recollections of, quoted, 66(1):5 (Win 2004)

Pearl Street

residents, DeForest Brothers, 51(2):5 (Spr 1989)

Pearson, Ralph M.

art lectures, 32(1):10 (Jan 1970)

Pear trees

in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):6 photo (Spr 2005)

Pease, Thomas

business enterprise, 56(4):12 (Fall 1994)

Pease, William H.

Gannetts of Rochester: Highlights in a Liberal Career 1889-1923 authored by, 17(4):1-24 (Oct 1955)

Peck, Mrs. Alice (née Bacon)

spouse, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967). See also Peck, Everard (Evard) (1791-1854)

Peck, Mrs. Chloe (née Porter)

spouse, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967). See also Peck, Everard (Evard) (1791-1854)

Peck, Daniel B.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Peck, Everard (Evard) (1791-1854)

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
biographical details, 22(2):5-6 (Apr 1960)

relationship to William Farley Peck, 6(2):14 (Apr 1944)

black community, support for

school integration and, 21(4):5 (Oct 1959)
Steward, Austin and, 72(2):18n.15 (Fall 2010)

Wilberforce Colony and, 21(4):3 (Oct 1959)

business enterprises, 34(2):4 (Apr 1972)

as bookseller, 7(3):7 (Jul 1945)
destruction, by fire, 21(2):5, 12 (Apr 1959)
Guernsey & Bushnell Company account, 45(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1983)
insurance, 2(2):9 (Apr 1940)
office building, 40(2):7-8 (Apr 1978)
paper mills, 22(2):6 (Apr 1960); 40(2):8 (Apr 1978)
print industry. See Peck, Everard (Evard) (1791-1854) — as editor/publisher
village trustee meetings and, 40(2):2-3 (Apr 1978)

as civic leader

and alderman, Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):11 (Sum 2006)
fire engine purchase-1820s, 21(2):12 (Apr 1959)
honor (posthumous), 22(2):5 (Apr 1960)
school integration and, 21(4):5 (Oct 1959)
university trusteeships, 5(3):5 (Jul 1943); 22(2):6 (Apr 1960); 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)
village trusteeships, 21(2):3 (Apr 1959); 29(3):6-7 (Jun 1967)

Clinton, DeWitt letter to, quoted-1820s, 72(1):4 (Spr 2010)
as editor/publisher, 2(2):1, 3, 4, 11 (Apr 1940); 40(2):7 (Apr 1978)

of almanacs, 3(1):2, 3, 4 (Jan 1941)
assistant, Thurlow Weed, 2(2):1, 3 (Apr 1940); 49(2):4 (Apr 1987)
destruction of office, 21(2):5 (Apr 1959)
of Rochester Telegraph, 29(3):13 (Jun 1967)
of village directory, 6(2):3 (Apr 1944); 34(2):4 (Apr 1972). See also Directory of the Village of Rochester by Everard Peck

O'Reilly, Henry and, 6(2):5 (Apr 1944); 7(1):13 (Jan 1945)
photograph, 68(3):11 (Sum 2006)
reminiscences, quoted-1840s, 47(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1985)
residence, 5(3):4-5, 5 illus (Jul 1943)

Female Charitable Society and, 5(3):5 (Jul 1943); 8(2):7 (Apr 1946)
photograph, 68(3):3 (Sum 2006)

spouses, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)
Third Ward history authored by, 8(2):1 (Apr 1946)

Peck, Mrs. Everard (Evard)

Female Charitable Society and-1820s, 9(2&3):2 (Apr 1947)
spouse. See Peck, Everard (Evard) (1791-1854)
successive identities, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)

Peck, M. G.

preparatory school, location of-mid 1800s, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)

Peck, Myron G.

European travel, 17(2):5 (Apr 1955)
as UR trustee, denominational control issues-1890s, 33(4):13 (Oct 1971)

Peck, Sarah O.

Rochester Society of Natural Sciences and, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946)

Peck, Mrs. Susan (née Farley)

relationship to William F. Peck, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)
spouse, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967). See also Peck, Everard (Evard) (1791-1854)

Peck, William Farley

biographical details

birthplace, 5(3):5 (Jul 1943)
education, 6(2):14 (Apr 1944)
parents, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)

on Corinthian Hall, 29(1):3 (Jan 1967)
as historian/author, 40(2):11 (Apr 1978)

Early American Literature authored by, 10(1):4 (Jan 1948)
History of Rochester and Monroe County, contributions to, 6(2):17-18 (Apr 1944)
History of the Police Department of Rochester authored by, 10(4):19 (Oct 1948)
Landmarks of Monroe County, New York, contributions to, 6(2):17 (Apr 1944); 41(1&2):28n.3 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Rochester Historical Society, roles in, 6(2):15 (Apr 1944)
Semi-Centennial History of the City of Rochester authored by, 2(3):22-23 (Jul 1940); 6(2):14 (Apr 1944); 10(4):14 (Oct 1948); 20(1):24 (Jan 1958)

Harris (George) contributions, 44(1&2):1 (Jan & Apr 1982)

on Shakespeare authorship controversy, 10(1):4 (Jan 1948)

as library officer, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)
on naming of Mt. Hope Cemetery, 50(4):9 (Oct 1988)
relationship to Everard Peck, 22(2):6 (Apr 1960)

Peckham Street

population stability-1930s, 57(2):10 (Spr 1995)

Peck & Pratt Canning Company

migrant housing-1900s, 70(2):7 photo (Fall 2007)

Peconic, Long Island

residents, 58(2):13 (Spr 1996)

Pecor, Albert

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Pecor, Francis

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Pecor, William

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Peddlers

Gilbert, Hiram R.-mid 1800s, 62(1):20 (Win 2000)
immigrants as, 36(3):3 (Jul 1974)
McLafferty family and (Romulus, NY)-1850s, 42(2):11, 15, 19 (Apr 1980)
in Poland-early 1900s, 64(2):7-8 (Spr 2002)

Pedeville, Frank

religious affiliation, 60(2):24 (Spr 1998)
as sculptor, 60(2):24 (Spr 1998)

Pedro clubs

formation, 12(1):18 (Jan 1950)

Peepers

in Romulus, NY-1850s, 42(2):21 (Apr 1980)

Peerless Check Protecting Company

world's fair exhibit-early 1900s, 26(3):13-14 (Jul 1964)

Peerless tobacco

advertisement, 60(1):17 illus (Win 1998)
wholesaler, 60(1):4-5 (Win 1998)

Peerless Tobacco Works

female employees-late 1800s, 51(4):19 illus (Fall 1989)

Peet, Harvey Pindle

as educator of deaf-1800s, 64(1):3, 4 (Win 2002)

Peet, Dr. Isaac Lewis

as educator of deaf-1880s, 64(1):12 (Win 2002)

Peet, Lucy S. See Dalzell, Lucy S. (née Peet)
Peg maker

wooden, shoe industry and, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)

Pei, I. M.

Crossroads District redevelopment and-mid 1900s, 26(4):22 (Oct 1964)

Peiffer, Charles W.

Moulthrop, Samuel P. and, 19(2):18-19 (Apr 1957)

Peiffer, Frederick

war service and burial site, 54(3):8 (Sum 1992)

Pelham Road

housing development, 28(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Pelikan, Jaroslav

as church historian, POAU and, 52(4):9 (Fall 1990)

Pellion, Thomas

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):22 (Jan 1987)

Penal institutions. See Prison(s)
Pendleton, Lucinda

marriages, 53(4):31, 40 (Fall 1991)

Penfield, Daniel

daughter's marriage, 22(2):4 (Apr 1960)

Penfield, NY

and campaign for new county-1817, 29(3):5, 8 (Jun 1967)
cemetery, 54(1):26 (Win 1992)
commercial outlet, 47(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1985)
dairy herd, contamination of-1890s, 19(3):9 (Jul 1957)
mill industry, Robert M. Dalzell and, 59(2):18 (Spr 1997)
residents

Civil War enlistees, 66(3):9 (Sum 2004)
disabled, 55(2):28 (Spr 1993)
Humphrey, Harold J., 66(1):25-26 (Win 2004)
M'Kinistry, Captain William, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)
Sharp, Sarah, murder and spirit communication, with quotes, 71(2):17-18 (Fall 2009)

schools

centralized construction-1950s, 18(1):24 (Jan 1956)
orchestra, world's fair performance-1960s, 26(3):23 (Jul 1964)

settlement, 23(3):2 (Jul 1961); 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)
transit service to/from-early 1900s, 19(3):18 (Jul 1957)
underground railroad stations, 46(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Penfield, William H.

Indian mounds, excavation-1810s, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982)
salt spring and, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Penfield Central School, 18(1):24 (Jan 1956)
Penfield High School

orchestra, world's fair performance-1960s, 26(3):23 (Jul 1964)

Pengelly, Evelyn

employment-WWII, quoted on, 66(2):4-5, 8 (Spr 2004)

Penitentiaries. See Prison(s); specific institution
Penn-Central Railroad

formation and service, 30(4):25 (Oct 1968)

Penne, William

business enterprise, 4(3):21 (Jul 1942)

Penney, Reverend Dr. Joseph (1793-1860)

biographical summary, 22(2):8-9 (Apr 1960)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):8-9, 10 (Apr 1960)
deaf education and abolitionism and, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)
Erie Canal opening and, 11(3&4):6, 8, 10 (Jul 1949)
library contents, 7(3):7 (Jul 1945)
pastorate-1820s, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 54(2):4 (Spr 1992)
temperance efforts-1820s, 54(2):4 (Spr 1992)

Pennsylvania

canal projects, 37(3):11 (Jul 1975)
deaf education in-1820s, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)
local trade with, Genesee Valley Canal and, 56(4):3, 5, 6, 16 (Fall 1994)
nuclear accident, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)
Rochester family members' travel through, with slaves, 71(1):14, 15 illus (Spr 2009)
tobacco industry, 60(1):17 (Win 1998)

Pennsylvania Institute for the Deaf (Philadelphia, PA)

deaf education-1820s, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)

Pennsylvania Pressed Metals of Emporium (PA)

local acquisition, 43(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Pennsylvania Railroad

competition, 33(1):1 (Jan 1971)
mergers, 30(4):25 (Oct 1968)
operation and service-1900, 30(4):19-20 (Oct 1968)
passenger service, absence-1950s, 14(1):4 (Jan 1952)
station/depot, 30(4):21 (Oct 1968)
subway construction/operation and, 36(2):5, 13 (Apr 1974)

Pennsylvania Tubing and Transportation Company

president, 28(1):7 (Jan 1966)

Penny, George Barlow, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)

at D.K.G. Institute of Musical Art, 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)
Klingenberg, Alf and Alexandra and, 58(4):4, 5-6 (Fall 1996)
musical appointments-early 1900s, 49(1):5 (Jan 1987)

at D.K.G. Institute of Musical Art, 58(4):12 (Fall 1996)
at Eastman School of Music, 58(4):27 (Fall 1996)
at Rochester Conservatory of Music, 58(4):4, 6 (Fall 1996)

student, Jean Ingelow, 49(1):6 (Jan 1987)

Penny, Reverend Joseph

denominational affiliation, 24(1):17 (Jan 1962)

Penn Yan, NY

baseball clubs/games-1800s, 63(2):5, 7 (Spr 2001)
illustration-pioneer era, 47(1&2):26 (Jan & Apr 1985)
incorporation, 47(1&2):25n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Johnson, Henry W. speech in, newspaper quoted on-1860s, 67(1):6 (Win 2005)
naming, 47(1&2):28 (Jan & Apr 1985)
population-mid 1800s, 47(1&2):25n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
shoe industry, 15(2):20 (Apr 1953)

Penny Savings Bank, 3(1):10 (Jan 1941)
Pension funds

Armbruster application for-1910s, 63(4):5, 6, 8, 10 27 illus (Fall 2001)

locating National Archive records on, 63(4):4, 19 (Fall 2001)

creation-1910s, 22(3):17 (Jul 1960)
Rochester Police Officers, 25(4):13 (Oct 1963)

Pentecostal Church(es)

Bragdon, C. F. and, 29(4):10 (Oct 1967)

Pentecostal groups

of Seventh Ward, Federation of Churches and-1960s, 29(2):19 (Apr 1967)

Peony displays

Highland Park, 11(1):11 (Jan 1949)

People's Cable Corporation, 32(3):27 (Jul 1970)
Peoples' Coalition for Peace and Justice

Vietnam War activity, 48(3&4):12 (Jul & Oct 1986)

People's Gas Light Company

chartered-1860, 7(4):9 (Oct 1945)

People's Mills, 50(3):3 illus caption (Jul 1988)
People's Party

convention-1824, 2(2):7, 8 (Apr 1940)
legislative influence-1820s, 2(2):6-9 (Apr 1940)
Omaha Platform, clothing industry and-1890s, 22(3):11 (Jul 1960)

People's Rescue Mission

founding, 3(3):15 (Jul 1941)
guests, 55(3):9, 19 (Sum 1993)

Thanksgiving Day-1938, 61(1):22 photo (Win 1999)

locations and services, 14(3):14-15 (Jun 1952); 14(4):8 (Oct 1952); 26(4):14-15, 18 (Oct 1964); 55(3):7 (Sum 1993)
as Men's Service Center-1950s, 20(4):25 (Oct 1958)
records, 25(3):10-11 (Jul 1963)
reorganization-1940s, 26(4):20 (Oct 1964)

People's Sunday Evening

activities, 9(4):2 (Oct 1947); 14(4):21-23 (Oct 1952)
formation, 14(4):22 (Oct 1952); 20(4):2 (Oct 1958)
locations-1910s, 14(4):23 (Oct 1952)
sponsors, 23(2):2 (Apr 1961)
Strayer, Reverend Paul M. and, 14(4):21, 22, 26 (Oct 1952)
Sunday baseball and, 14(4):26 (Oct 1952)
welfare efforts and, 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)

"People-to-People" diplomacy-1950s

sister cities program and, 43(4):2 (Oct 1981)

Peoria, U.S.S.

local assignees-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Percussion Mill

production, 40(1):8 (Jan 1978)

Pereia, C. B.

painting of Henry S. Durand by, 61(2):cover (Spr 1999)

Perez, Mrs. Ana Lydia

Puerto Rican migrants and, 70(2):8 (Fall 2007)
spouse, 70(2):8 (Fall 2007)

Perez, Felix

employment and spouse, 70(2):8 (Fall 2007)

Performing Arts, 24(3):10, 35 (Jul 1962)

at Eastman School of Music. See Eastman School of Music

Perfume

manufacture, 11(2):8 (Apr 1949); 18(2):5 (Apr 1956)
trust, 12(1):7 (Jan 1950)

Perinton, NY

county convention, delegates-1810s, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
as humane society site, 35(4):22 (Oct 1973)
municipal water supply, private provision of, 34(3):16 (Jul 1972)
population figures/trends-circa 1900, 19(3):11 (Jul 1957)
residence for disabled in, 55(2):28 (Spr 1993)
settlement-early 1800s, 3(2):1 (Apr 1941)

Perique tobacco

advertisement, 60(1):15 illus (Win 1998)

Perkins, Adoniram

death and burial, 45(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Perkins, Alfred

as artist, Powers purchase from, 7(3):17 (Jul 1945)

Perkins, Breck

as literary figure, 10(1):19 (Jan 1948)

Perkins, Mrs. Caroline (née Erickson). See also Erickson, Caroline

deaf education and, 64(1):5-6 (Win 2002)
family members, 22(1):10 (Jan 1960)

daughter(s)

as adult, photograph of, 68(4):19 (Fall 2006)
Carolyn. See Perkins, Carolyn Erickson

father, 64(1):5 (Win 2002)

historical society, role in, 3(3):20 (Jul 1941); 6(2):15 (Apr 1944); 28(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1966)
industrial school and, 68(4):3 (Fall 2006)
philanthropy, to MAG, 7(3):18 (Jul 1945)
residences, 5(3):6 (Jul 1943); 22(1):10 (Jan 1960); 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)

sale, 28(2&3):35 (Apr & Jul 1966)

spouse, 40(3):3 (Jul 1978). See also Perkins, Gilman H.
wedding, 18(2):20 (Apr 1956)

Perkins, Carolyn Erickson (b. 1868)

deafness and schooling, 64(1):5 (Win 2002)
parents. See Perkins, Mrs. Caroline (née Erickson); Perkins, Gilman H.
photograph, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)

Perkins, Dexter

as author/editor

of Rochester Fifty Years Ago, 3(3):1-24 (Jul 1941)
of Rochester One Hundred Years Ago, 1(3):1-23 (Jul 1939)
of Rochester Views the Third Term 1880, 2(4):1-19 (Oct 1940)

citizens' library committee, role on, 23(4):9 (Oct 1961)
as City Historian (1936-1948), 2(4):1-19 (Oct 1940)

American Historical Association Convention and-1920s, 24(2):20 (Apr 1962)
McKelvey, Blake and, 35(3):1 (Jul 1973)
publication of Rochester History, 51(1):2 (Win 1989)
selection, 6(2):22 (Apr 1944); 23(4):10 (Oct 1961)

as international representative-WWII, 23(3):24-25 (Jul 1961)
painting, 51(1):2 illus (Win 1989)
Rochester City Club, roles in

as officer, 9(4):12 (Oct 1947)
as speaker, 9(4):10, 15, 19 (Oct 1947); 39(4):5 (Oct 1977)

as UR professor

City Club address regarding WWI, quoted, 39(4):5 (Oct 1977)
overseas seminars, 21(1):21 (Jan 1959)

Perkins, Erickson

as Independent Republican Association officer, 2(4):12 (Oct 1940)
residence, 28(2&3):28 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Perkins, Frances

City Club speech, 9(4):14, 15, 17 (Oct 1947)
as NYS Industrial Commissioner

funding of employment exchanges and, 61(1):9 (Win 1999)
unemployment insurance and, 61(1):12 (Win 1999)

as U.S. Secretary of Labor

Folsom, Marion B. and, 61(1):16 (Win 1999)

Perkins, Gilman

Rochester School for the Deaf and-2002, 64(1):18-19 (Win 2002)

Perkins, Gilman H.

family members

daughter(s)

Carolyn. See Perkins, Carolyn Erickson
photograph, 68(4):19 (Fall 2006)

spouse, 40(3):3 (Jul 1978). See also Perkins, Mrs. Caroline (née Erickson)

as industrial school officer-1860s, 68(4):14 (Fall 2006)
as library trustee, 36(4):12 (Oct 1974)
Lyon, Edmund and, 64(1):15 (Win 2002)
residences, 5(3):6 (Jul 1943); 8(2):17 (Apr 1946); 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
wedding, 18(2):20 (Apr 1956)

Perkins, Henry H.

residence, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Perkins, Mrs. Henry H. See Perkins, Mrs. Marie
Perkins, James Breck (1847-1910)

biographical summary/details, 21(3):17 (Jul 1959); 41(4):8, 10 (Oct 1979)
Boys in Blue membership, 3(3):8 (Jul 1941)
as congressman, 6(2):18 (Apr 1944); 21(1):21 (Jan 1959)

candidacies, 14(2):15, 18 (Apr 1952)
shoe industry and, 15(2):19 (Apr 1953)

Crapsey heresy trial and-1906, 42(1):18-19 (Jan 1980)
as historian, 6(2):18-19 (Apr 1944)
as lawyer

partnership, 21(3):13 (Jul 1959); 41(4):15 (Oct 1979)
railway franchise debate-1880s, 30(3):8 (Jul 1968)

portrait, 41(4):9 illus (Oct 1979)

Perkins, Mrs. Marie (née Atkinson)

marriage and residence, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
residence, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Perkins, Mary

disability and family of-1820s, 62(3):5-6 (Sum 2000)
travel of-1820s, 62(3):5-6 (Sum 2000); 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)

Perkins, William

business enterprise, gas light company, 60(4):3 (Fall 1998)

Perkins, Mrs. William H. (née Dewey)

City Hospital, roles at, 8(2):7 (Apr 1946); 9(2&3):16-17 (Apr 1947)
residence and relationship to Dr. Dewey, 8(2):16 (Apr 1946)

Perkins' Band

performance at Camp Fitz-John Porter, 66(3):14 (Sum 2004)

Perkins Hall, Rochester School for the Deaf

photographs/illustrations, 64(1):1, 9, 12-13 (Win 2002)

Perkins House

subsequent use, 26(2):9 (Apr 1964)

Perkin's Tractors

medical system, 32(4):4 (Oct 1970)

Permanent Maintenance Fund

of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):16 (Spr 2005)

Peroski, Joseph (of Rennes, France)

as visitor-1960s, 43(4):5 (Oct 1981)

Perosle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank

immigrant laborer operation-1800s, 22(4):3 (Oct 1960)

Perpetual Care Trust Fund

of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):16 (Spr 2005)

Perrin, Daniel

tavern enterprise, 31(4):3 (Oct 1969)

Perrin, Darius

as county sheriff, executes murderer-1830s, 4(1):16-17 (Jan 1942)

Perrin Bank

currency issue-mid 1800s, 49(2):22n.14 (Apr 1987)

Perrin Tavern, 31(4):3 (Oct 1969)
Perry, C. Carlton

museum position, world's fair exhibit and-1930s, 26(3):19 (Jul 1964)

Perry, Chauncey

occupations-mid 1800s, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Perry, Clarence A.

as father of the neighborhood-unit plan, 19(1):8 (Jan 1957)
Housing for the Machine Age authored by, 19(1):8 (Jan 1957)
social centers and, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)

Perry, Mrs. Fredericka (née Sprague)

biographical details of and publication of My Mother As I Recall Her by, 67(4):26n.79 (Fall 2005)

Perry, James, Jr.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Perry, NY

anti-slavery movement at, 37(4):6 (Oct 1975)
rail service to/from, 30(4):19 (Oct 1968)

Perry, Commodore Oliver H.

victory on Lake Erie-War of 1812, 4(4):12 (Oct 1942)

Persecution

religious, 36(3):18 (Jul 1974)

Pershing, General John J.

Eastman, George and, 52(1):15 (Win 1990)

Personal Liberty bill-1850s, 15(3):11 (Jul 1953)
Perspective on Art and Community: A Personal Odyssey by Clara Wolfard, 65(3):1-32 (Sum 2003)
Pest houses

Hope Hospital as. See Hope Hospital
prevalence-1800s, 32(4):6 (Oct 1970)
at UR River Campus site, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)

Peter and Paul's Church. See Ss. Peter and Paul's Church
Peterboro, NY

baseball club/game-1800s, 62(2):9, 9 illus (Spr 2000)

Peter Gruber's saloon. See Gruber, Peter
Peters, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):8, 18 photo (Spr 2001)

Peters, Carl

as award recipient, 32(1):8 (Jan 1970)
philanthropy to Memorial Art Gallery, 32(1):8 (Jan 1970)

Peters, John

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):22 (Jan 1987)

Petersburg, Battle of. See Civil War
Petersen, Jesse

canal lock construction-1800s, 49(4):25 (Oct 1987)

Peterson, May

as guest musician, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)
Hochstein, David and, 56(3):22 (Sum 1994)

Peterson, Orville

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Peterson's Magazine

on Bloomer dress, 18(2):6 (Apr 1956)

Petrel (schooner)

modification and ownership, 58(2):7 (Spr 1996)

Petroleum products. See also Oil industry

as energy sources, 43(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1981); 46(3&4):2 illus, 10, 19-20, 21 (Jul & Oct 1984)
medicinal use, sales for, 43(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Pets

licensing, 18(3):21 (Jul 1956)

Peverill, Norman S.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Pfaefflin, Hermann

as German historian, 20(1):5, 24 (Jan 1958)
Hundertjahrige Geschichte des Deutschtums von Rochester authored by, 6(2):21 (Apr 1944); 10(4):18 (Oct 1948); 20(1):24 (Jan 1958)
as newspaper editor, 20(1):21 (Jan 1958)
as school administrator, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946); 20(1):16-17 (Jan 1958)

Pfaff, John, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Pfaudler, John M.

business litigation, 20(1):12 (Jan 1958)

Pfaudler Company, 24(4):15 (Oct 1962). See also Pfaudler Vacuum Fermentation Company

employee, George B. Kelly, 41(4):16 (Oct 1979)
foreign plants and, 20(2):8 (Apr 1958)
formation, 20(1):12 (Jan 1958)
Lincoln Park factory, 60(2):6 (Spr 1998)
product line, 3(4):21 (Oct 1941); 11(2):17 (Apr 1949); 35(2):7-8 (Apr 1973); 43(4):19 (Oct 1981)
world's fairs exhibits, 26(3):15, 16, 18 (Jul 1964)

Pfaudler-Permutit, 24(3):37 (Jul 1962)
Pfaudler Vacuum Fermentation Company. See also Pfaudler Company

product line, 20(1):12 (Jan 1958)

Pfeiffer, Sergeant Frederic L.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

PGA. See Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA); Professional Golfers' Association (PGA)
Phaeton Rogers by Rossiter Johnson, 10(1):22 (Jan 1948); 10(4):5 (Oct 1948)
Pharmacies. See Drug stores
Phelan, Sister Margaret

acknowledgment, 65(4):22 (Fall 2003)

Phelan, William Y.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Phelps, James

as Connecticut congressman, Irish famine relief and-1890s, 68(3):16 (Sum 2006)

Phelps, NY

incorporation, 47(1&2):25n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
observatory, 9(1):14 (Jan 1947)
population-mid 1800s, 47(1&2):25n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
settlement of-late 1700s, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)
as subject of novel, 10(4):3 (Oct 1948)

Phelps, Oliver (1749-1809)

biographical summary, 41(3):5 (Jul 1979)
correspondence

with Allan, Ebenezer "Indian"-1790s, 1(4):7 (Oct 1939)
with Street, Samuel-1780s, 1(4):4 (Oct 1939)
on trade connection to King's Landing, 4(2):3 (Apr 1942)

as land agent

Allan, Ebenezer and, 1(4):1-8 (Oct 1939). See also Allan, Ebenezer "Indian"
Canandaigua holdings-1790s, 47(1&2):4, 15 (Jan & Apr 1985)
cession bond (text), 1(1):18-19 (Jan 1939)
Gorham partnership. See Phelps and Gorham Associates
historical sketch, 1(1):4-22 (Jan 1939)
Phelps and Gorham Purchase. See Phelps and Gorham Purchase
treaty negotiations, 47(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1985)

removal, to Canada, 24(3):5 (Jul 1962)
treaty negotiations, 3(4):3 (Oct 1941)
world's fair exhibit and-1930s, 26(3):20 (Jul 1964)

Phelps and Gorham Associates

formation, 1(1):4 (Jan 1939)
headquarters, 1(4):6 (Oct 1939)
land purchases/sales. See Mill Tract; Phelps and Gorham Purchase
villages, development of, 47(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Phelps and Gorham Purchase. See also Gorham, Nathaniel, Sr.; Phelps, Oliver; Phelps and Gorham Associates

acreage, 43(4):15 (Oct 1981); 45(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1983)
development, 47(1&2):4-5 (Jan & Apr 1985)
historical sketch, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939)
purchase, 43(4):15 (Oct 1981)

cession bond, excerpt, 1(1):18-19 (Jan 1939)
date, 1(1):18 (Jan 1939); 3(1):9 (Jan 1941)
mill tract cession. See Mill Tract
price, 1(1):8-9 (Jan 1939); 13(3):23 (Jul 1951)
treaty, excerpt, 1(1):17-18 (Jan 1939)

subsequent acquisition, 43(4):15 (Oct 1981)

of 20,000 Acre Tract in, 67(2):4-5 (Spr 2005)
by Morris, Robert, 41(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1979); 41(3):4 (Jul 1979); 47(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1985)
by Pulteney Associates, 41(3):4 (Jul 1979); 42(4):9 (Oct 1980); 43(4):16 (Oct 1981); 47(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1985). See also Pulteney Associates/Association; Pulteney Estate/Purchase

survey, 1(1):7 (Jan 1939); 47(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1985)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):18-19 (Sum 2000)

Phelps and Gorham's Purchase by Orsamus Turner, 6(2):10-11 (Apr 1944); 10(4):14 (Oct 1948)
Phelps and Gorham Treaty

150th anniversary-1930s, 1(1):1 (Jan 1939); 51(1):4 (Win 1989)
historical sketch, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939)
text, excerpt, 1(1):17-18 (Jan 1939)

Phelps Avenue

clubhouse on, 69(2):6, 25 photo (Spr 2008)
nursery lot-1880s, 19(2):4 (Apr 1957)
resident, Samuel P. Moulthrop, 19(2):3, 4 (Apr 1957)

Phelps Township (NY)

settlement-late 1700s, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)
town of Phelps. See Phelps, NY

Phenacetin (drug)

history of, 70(1):18n.5 (Fall 2008)
Lee, Dr. John M. and, 70(1):4 (Fall 2008)

Philadelphia (steamboat)

travel on, account of-1820s, 62(3):4 (Sum 2000)

Philadelphia, PA

Anthony, Susan B. in, 57(4):28 photo (Fall 1995)
baseball

convention-1800s, 62(2):5 photo caption (Spr 2000)
games/clubs, 5(4):1 (Oct 1943). See also Athletics baseball club

daguerrean artists/studios, 62(1):4, 11, 15 (Win 2000)
deaf education in-1820s, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)
early child care and education center in, 68(4):18 (Fall 2006)
intercity conference, 27(1):12 (Jan 1965)
International Exhibition, admission ticket, 57(4):26-27 photo (Fall 1995)
Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
labor union, 15(2):11 (Apr 1953)
municipal water supply, 39(3):3 (Jul 1977)
residents

1822 travel account of, 62(3):1-28 (Sum 2000); 62(4):1-28 (Fall 2000)
Allen, Reverend Richard, 72(2):13 (Fall 2010)
baseball player Luff-1870s, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)
Brady, Colonel -early 1800s, 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)
Snowdon, Dr.-early 1800s, 62(4):9 (Fall 2000)

shoe industry, 15(2):4, 12, 16 (Apr 1953)
train excursion to/from, 8(3):24 (Jul 1946)
transit company, owner, 27(1):10 (Jan 1965)
Underground Railroad and, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005); 72(2):18n.6 (Fall 2010)
weather

blizzard of 1920, 27(1):15 (Jan 1965)
snowstorm preparation, 27(1):12 (Jan 1965)

world's fair-1876. See Centennial Exposition

Philadelphia Americans

World Series-1914, 5(4):1 (Oct 1943)

Philadelphia County Women's Committee

world's fair exhibit-1893, 43(1):6 (Jan 1981)

Philadelphia Orchestra, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)
Philanthropy

famine relief-1800s

for Ireland, 68(3):1-24 (Sum 2006)
for Scotland, 68(3):3, 11, 13 (Sum 2006)

Kate Gleason Fund, 23(4):14 (Oct 1961)
philanthropists. See also specific individual

buildings/institutions funded by, 38(1):19 (Jan 1976); 61(1):9 (Win 1999); 65(3):16 (Sum 2003)
as patrons of the arts, 38(1):18 (Jan 1976)
Watson family, 65(3):25 (Sum 2003)

toward charities/social agencies, 23(2):4, 5, 6, 7, 12 (Apr 1961)
women's college and, 30(1):5, 6 (Jan 1968)

Phileo, Reverend (no given name)

as abolitionist, 37(4):20 (Oct 1975)

Philharmonic Society, 3(3):20 (Jul 1941)
Philion, Achille

circus act, photograph, 50(1):16 (Jan 1988)

Philip, Isidore (musician)

Augieras, Pierre and, 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)

Philippine immigrants

comparative numbers, 25(3):22 (Jul 1963)

Philippines

Spanish-American War activity-1898, 13(2):5-7, 15-16 (Apr 1951)

The Philistine

by Elbert Hubbard, local newspaper quotes-1913, 34(4):17 (Oct 1972)

Phillips, Francis Cornelius

military service and death-Spanish-American War, 13(2):2, 17 (Apr 1951)

Phillips, Frederick A.

Provident Loan Association and-1910s, 23(2):4 (Apr 1961)

Phillips, J. J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Phillips, J. W.

business enterprise, 56(4):14 (Fall 1994)

Phillips, Roy

as baseball player-1940s, 63(2):24 photo (Spr 2001)

Phillips, Wendell

as abolitionist, 15(3):1, 8-9, 14 (Jul 1953); 66(4):13 (Fall 2004)
anti-slavery movement, Anthony Burns case and, 37(4):13 (Oct 1975)

Phillips Subdivision. See M. D. Phillips Subdivision
Philosophers' Club

formation, membership, and activities-1900s, 48(1&2):13, 15 (Jan & Apr 1986)
summary account of-1960s, 48(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Philosophical Society, 48(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Philosophy

Hill, David Jayne and-1890s, 33(4):16-18 (Oct 1971)
moral, college/university coursework on, 33(4):5 (Oct 1971)

"Philosophy and the Philosophers" by Alfred Jones

paper on-1930s, 48(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Philwell, Mr. (no given name)

as alias of a murderer-1830s, 4(1):15 (Jan 1942)

Phisterer, Frederick

New York in the War of the Rebellion authored by, 63(4):6, 7, 9, 19-20 (Fall 2001)

PHNA (Public Health Nursing Association). See Public Health Nursing Association
Phoenix Mills

construction, 33(3):3 (Jul 1971); 50(3):21, 22 (Jul 1988); 54(4):23 (Fall 1992)
photographs/illustrations, 46(3&4):3 (Jul & Oct 1984); 50(3):3 (Jul 1988); 54(4):41 (Fall 1992); 59(2):24 (Spr 1997)
production, 50(3):14 (Jul 1988)
sale, 33(3):3 (Jul 1971)
site, 33(3):3 (Jul 1971)

previous use, 50(3):21, 22 (Jul 1988)

Phonetic hand alphabet of Edmund Lyon, 64(1):15-16 (Win 2002)

students using, photograph, 64(1):6 (Win 2002)

Photocopy

emergence, 61(3&4):11 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Photographers

Arctic expedition, 59(1):16 illus, 18, 24 photo (Win 1997)
Bacon, F. W., 59(4):19 (Fall 1997)
Eastman, George as. See Eastman, George
influence, on museum development, 18(4):1, 9 (Oct 1956)
Neuman, L. R., 59(4):19 (Fall 1997)
Rice, Sergeant G. W., 59(1):16 illus, 18, 24 photo (Win 1997)
Walter, James P. See Walter, James P.
Zoller, Charles C., 50(1):1-24 with illus (Jan 1988)

Photographers Association of America

conventions, 18(4):20 (Oct 1956); 31(4):18 (Oct 1969)

Photographic and Fine Art Journal

Whitney, Edward Tompkins quoted in, 62(1):8 (Win 2000)

Photographic industry. See also Optics industry

clothing industry compared to, 22(3):1, 30 (Jul 1960)
consolidation efforts-circa 1900, 12(1):7 (Jan 1950)
as dominate industry, 51(4):17 (Fall 1989)
Great Depression and-1930s, 51(4):20 (Fall 1989); 61(1):13 (Win 1999)
influence, on museum development, 18(4):1, 9 (Oct 1956)
product lines, 28(4):3 (Oct 1966)

cameras. See Cameras
manufactured by Eastman Kodak Company. See Eastman Kodak Company
during World War II, 66(1):16-17 (Win 2004)

world's fair and, 26(3):16 (Jul 1964)

Photographs/illustrations. See also Daguerreotypes

of activities/events

baseball, 52(3):1, 2, 3, 12-13, 24 (Sum 1990); 60(2):32 (Spr 1998); 62(2):1-13, 24 (Spr 2000); 63(1):1-2, 4 (Win 2001); 64(4):1, 2, 6, 9, 10, 11, 17, 19, 21 (Fall 2002)
bedmaking at Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):10 (Win 2002)
beet harvest, 56(3):2 (Sum 1994)
in Bemis Block ballroom, Canandaigua, 67(1):11 (Win 2005)
board games at Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):17 (Win 2002)
boating on Genesee Rivers, 64(1):17 (Win 2002)
burial ground excavation-1980s, 45(1&2):15, 17 (Jan & Apr 1983)
carpentry at Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):21 (Win 2002)
circuses, 49(3):1-24 passim (Jul 1987); 50(1):14, 16 (Jan 1988)
classroom studies at Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):21, 23, 14 (Win 2002)
corn grinding by Seneca woman, 68(1&2):11 (Win & Spr 2006)
corn picking by Seneca woman, 68(1&2):14 (Win & Spr 2006)
cricket game, 62(2):1, 10 (Spr 2000)
cycling. See Cycling
Easter celebration, 57(2):14 (Spr 1995)
end of World War II, newspaper Extra on, 61(3&4):17, 28 (Sum & Fall 1999)
finger spelling, 64(1):6 (Win 2002)
fires, 38(2&3):12, 22 (Apr & Jul 1976)
funeral ceremony, 50(4):12-13 (Oct 1988)

of Douglass, Frederick, 67(4):22 (Fall 2005)

games at Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):17, 20 (Win 2002)
Ganondagan State Historic Site performance, 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)
"Goin' North," RMSC exhibit, 54(1):1-32 passim (Win 1992)
harness racing, 43(2&3):27 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Harper's Ferry raid-1850s, 46(1&2):31-32 (Jan & Apr 1984)
ice skating, 37(3):16 (Jul 1975); 50(2):17 (Apr 1988)
"Kids on the Block" puppet program, 55(2):35 (Spr 1993)
labor strike, 51(1):20 (Win 1989)
Last Council Fire attendees-1870s, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)
Manchester train wreck-1911, 56(2):1, 2 (Spr 1994)
Mt. Morris Dam construction, 58(3):2, 3, 6-7, 10-12, 14-15 (Sum 1996)
naphtha explosion-1880s, 43(2&3):28 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Pan American Exposition, Buffalo-early 1900s, 50(1):22 (Jan 1988)
parades. See Parades
public market, 61(3&4):17, 26 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Puerto Rican community protest-1960s, 70(2):14 (Fall 2007)
Pulaski Day celebration, 57(2):18 (Spr 1995)
RMSC exhibit "Goin' North," 54(1):1-32 passim (Win 1992)
at Rochester Childfirst Network, 68(4):10, 18 (Fall 2006)
at Rochester Children's Nursery (1920s-early 2000s), 68(4):5, 11, 15, 16 (Fall 2006)
at Rochester Industrial School (1860s-1910), 68(4):4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 17 (Fall 2006)
Sesquicentennial celebration, 61(3&4):15 (Sum & Fall 1999)
sheep tending, 50(2):15 (Jul 1988)
snow removal, 51(1):24 (Win 1989)
at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, 57(2):2, 14, 18, 19 (Spr 1995)
war-related. See Photographs/illustrations — war-related
whaling, 58(2):1, 2, 4, 13 (Spr 1996)
world's fair, 26(3):7, 8, 16 (Jul 1964)

of advertising. See Advertisements
ambrotypes. See Ambrotypes
of animals. See Animals
of automobiles. See Automobiles
of bicycles. See Cycling
of boats. See Ships and boats
of bridges. See Bridges; specific bridge
of business card for Tichenor & Resseguie, Dental Surgeons, 59(3):4 (Sum 1997)
of children. See Children
of clothing styles. See Clothing
collections

of Evershed, Thomas, watercolors and sketch-1840s, 39(1&2):centerfold, 44 (Jan & Apr 1977)
of George Eastman House, on world's fair-1890s, 26(3):8 (Jul 1964)
of Harris, Tony, 46(1&2):1, 7 (Jan & Apr 1984)
of Sneck, Mary Helen, 54(3):2-24 passim (Sum 1992)
of Zoller, Charles C., 50(1):2-3, 6-24 (Jan 1988)

construction industry growth-early 1900s, 35(2):23-24 (Apr 1973)
of correspondence/written works. See also specific correspondent or publication

The Abstainer and the Drinker, cover, 54(2):5 (Spr 1992)
assignment of rights, 59(4):12, 22n (Fall 1997)
Civil War military records, 63(4):16-17, 28-29 (Fall 2001)
dental daybook, 59(3):7 (Sum 1997)
Douglass' Monthly front page, 67(4):2 (Fall 2005)
First Annual Report for the Rochester Ladies Anti-Slavery Sewing Society excerpt, 67(3):28 illua (Sum 2005)
gardening publications, 45(3&4):25, 26 (Jul & Oct 1983); 51(3):4 (Sum 1989)
of general affidavit-1890s, 63(4):26 (Fall 2001)
indenture, 71(1):12-13 (Spr 2009)
inventories, 52(2):18 (Spr 1990)
from North Star, 46(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1984)
pension fund application-1910s, 63(4):27 (Fall 2001)
playbill, Uncle Tom's Cabin, 51(1):9 (Win 1989)
posters. See Posters
property valuation, 1900-1930, 35(2):23 (Apr 1973)
from Rochester City Directory, 47(3&4):21 (Jul & Oct 1985)
slave-related, 71(1):6-8, 11-13, 15, 17-19, 21 (Spr 2009)
slogans/mottos, 46(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1984); 48(3&4):3-48 passim (Jul & Oct 1986). See also Slogans/mottos
smoking, notice on, 60(1):7 (Win 1998)
on spiritualism/spiritualists, 71(2):10, 12-13, 19, 20, 21 (Fall 2009)
Tichenor telegram, 59(4):15 (Fall 1997)
War Gardening, cover, 51(3):4 (Sum 1989)

daguerreotypes, 62(1):1-24 (Win 2000). See also Ambrotypes; Daguerreotypes; Tintypes
debt statistics, 1900-1930, 35(2):23 (Apr 1973)
of documents. See Photographs/illustrations — of correspondence/written works
of equipment

Bausch & Lomb products-WWII, 66(2):31 (Spr 2004)
bridge excavator/"grab machine," 72(1):18 (Spr 2010)
calliope, 49(3):12 (Jul 1987)
farm implements, 45(3&4):47 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Folmer-Graflex camera-WWII, 66(2):2 (Spr 2004)
gantry cranes, 72(1):18 with photo, 19 photo (Spr 2010)
mill schematics, 46(3&4):6, 17 (Jul & Oct 1984)
printing press, 48(1&2):3 (Jan & Apr 1986)
waterwheel, 46(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1984); 72(1):4 (Spr 2010)
whaling industry, 58(2):2, 4, 10, 11, 13, 14 (Spr 1996)

of Erie Canal. See Erie Canal; Erie Canal aqueducts of Genesee River
forbidden, during WWII, 56(3):15 (Sum 1994)
fuel consumption, table, 46(3&4):2 (Jul & Oct 1984)
of gardens/garden flowers, 45(3&4):43 (Jul & Oct 1983); 51(2):3-24 passim (Spr 1989); 51(3):4, 6 (Sum 1989)

Garden of the Sepulchre in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):22 (Spr 2005)

of Genesee River. See Bridges; Erie Canal aqueducts of Genesee River; Genesee River
geologic time scale, 54(4):27 (Fall 1992)
of glacial activity, 55(1):31-33 (Win 1993)
of historical marker for Camp Hillhouse, 66(3):8 (Sum 2004)
of Liberty Pole, 1861-1889, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
map. See Maps
of mill races

Brown's Race. See Brown's Race
Johnson and Seymour Race. See Johnson and Seymour Race
Rochester Race. See Rochester Race

of monuments. See Photographs/illustrations — of statuary
Native Americans, related to

artifact, 44(1&2):42 (Jan & Apr 1982)
trail, 50(2):18 (Jul 1988)

of parks

Aqueduct Park, 55(1):18, 25 (Win 1993)
Driving Park, 63(1):24 (Win 2001); 63(2):2 (Spr 2001)
Genesee Valley Park, 50(2):5-17 passim (Jul 1988)
Highland Park. See Highland Park
Maplewood Park, 50(2):18, 21 (Jul 1988)
Plymouth Park, 50(2):23 (Jul 1988)
Seneca Park, 50(1):19, 20 (Jan 1988)
Washington Square Park, 50(1):23 (Jan 1988)

of people

Addy, Mr. (no given name), 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Aldridge, George Washington, Jr., 38(2&3):17 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Allen, John, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Allenza, Francis J., 70(1):14 (Fall 2008)
Ambulance Corps, Unit No. 1, France-WWI, 51(3):13 (Sum 1989)
American Giants baseball team, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
American Red Cross, 51(3):1 (Sum 1989)
Anderson, Martin Brewer, 53(1):8 (Win 1991)
Andrews, Samuel G., 41(3):15 (Jul 1979); 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Andrus, Mr. (no given name), 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Anson, Adrian Constantine "Cap," 63(2):14 (Spr 2001); 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Anthony, Mary, 61(3&4):5 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Anthony, Susan B., 46(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1984); 57(3):1, 2 (Sum 1995); 61(3&4):5 (Sum & Fall 1999); 71(2):6 (Fall 2009)
Arctic expedition, 59(1):1-24 passim (Win 1997)
Armbruster, Julius, 63(4):7, 2, 14 (Fall 2001)
Athletics baseball club of Philadelphia, 63(2):4 (Spr 2001)
Barnes, Ross, 63(2):15, 18 (Spr 2001)
Barnhart, Rebecca, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Barry, Patrick, 67(2):26 (Spr 2005); 68(3):10 (Sum 2006)
Bartles, Eric, 59(2):2 (Spr 1997)
Bartlett, Rev. Dwight K., 40(4):12 (Oct 1978)
Bartlett, Dr. Gene Ebert, 52(4):17 (Fall 1990)
baseball players/teams, 52(3):1-24 passim (Sum 1990); 63(1):1-4, 6, 8, 13, 15, 18 (Win 2001); 63(2):1-24 passim (Spr 2001); 63(2):1-24 (Spr 2001); 64(4):1-24 passim (Fall 2002)
Beals, Tommy, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
Beck, Mary Catherine, 51(3):7 (Sum 1989)
Bell, Alexander Graham, 64(1):2, 6 (Win 2002)
Berthrong, Henry (Harry) W., 63(1):8 (Win 2001)
Bielaski, Mr. (no given name), 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
blacks/black community. See Blacks/black community
Bloomer, Amelia, 57(3):7 (Sum 1995)
Bohique (dance troupe), 70(2):inside front cover (Fall 2007)
Boody, Azariah, 41(3):11 (Jul 1979)
Boston Red Caps baseball club-1870s, 64(4):21 (Fall 2002)
Boston Red Stockings baseball club, 63(1):6 (Win 2001); 63(2):15 (Spr 2001); 63(2):19 (Spr 2001)
Bracket, James, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Bradstreet, Nehemiah C., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Brooks, Calvin, 54(3):2 (Sum 1992)
Brooks, Fanny, 54(3):2 (Sum 1992)
Brooks, Louise, 67(2):25 (Spr 2005)
Brooks family, 54(3):2, 22 (Sum 1992)
Brown, Francis, 50(3):4 (Jul 1988)
Brown, John, 46(1&2):9, 10 (Jan & Apr 1984); 72(2):14 (Fall 2010)
Brown, Dr. Matthew, Jr., 50(3):4 (Jul 1988)
Brown, Rev. William Thurston, 40(4):12 (Oct 1978)
Broyld, dann j., 72(2):21 (Fall 2010)
Bruce, John, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Bruno, Mrs. Charles, 66(2):3 (Spr 2004)
Bunce, Kathy, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
Bush, President George, 51(4):13 (Fall 1989)
Caesar, Mr. J., 62(2):12 (Spr 2000)
Caffyn, Mr. (no given name), 62(2):13 (Spr 2000)
Carner, JoAnne, 65(1):21 (Win 2003)
Carpenter, Mr. (no given name), 62(2):12 (Spr 2000)
Carroll, Major Charles, 42(4):24 (Oct 1980)
Castrechino, Barry, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Catalano, Matthew, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Champion, James, 61(2):11 (Spr 1999)
Chesebro, Henry O., 66(4):15 (Fall 2004)
Chicago White Stockings baseball club, 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Child, Jonathan, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
children. See Children
Cincinatti Red Stockings baseball club, 63(1):3, 4 (Win 2001)
City Streets (musical) cast, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
Civil War POWs playing baseball, 62(2):7 (Spr 2000)
Clark, Charles H., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Clark, J. M. with brothers, 59(3):2 (Sum 1997)
Clarke, Freeman, 41(3):19 (Jul 1979)
Cleveland, Charles, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Colbert, Lloyd, 66(4):24 (Fall 2004)
on collectible playing cards-late 1800s, 60(1):10, 18, 21 (Win 1998)
Cook, Alton, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Cook, Jim, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Copeland, the Mulatto, 72(2):13 (Fall 2010)
Crapsey, Algernon Sidney, 42(1):11, 14 (Jan 1980)
Cray, Tom, 48(3&4):34 (Jul & Oct 1986)
cricketers, 62(2):10, 12-13 (Spr 2000)
Cunningham, James, 43(2&3):17 (Apr & Jul 1981); 68(3):15 (Sum 2006)
Cuomo, Gov. Mario, 51(4):13 (Fall 1989)
cyclists. See Cycling
Dawson, John, 65(1):10 (Win 2003)
DeForest, Alling Stephen, 51(2):1, 3, 4 (Spr 1989)
Demar, Caroline, 51(3):6 (Sum 1989)
Dias, Andrea, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Diver, Mr. (no given name), 62(2):13 (Spr 2000)
Dossenbach, Hermann, 42(3):19 (Jul 1980)
Douglass, Anna Murray, 63(1):13 (Win 2001); 67(3):8 (Sum 2005)
Douglass, Charles Redmond, 62(2):8 (Spr 2000); 63(1):13 (Win 2001)
Douglass, Frederick. See Douglass, Frederick
Douglass, Helen Pitts, 67(4):20 (Fall 2005)
draft board, 51(3):9 (Sum 1989)
Duffy, Monsignor John M., 60(3):3 (Sum 1998)
Duffy, Robert J, 71(1):back cover (Spr 2009)
Dungy, William John, 72(2):1 (Fall 2010)
Durand, Henry S., 61(2):cover, inside cover (Spr 1999)
at Durand Eastman Park, 61(2):18 (Spr 1999)
Eastman, George. See Eastman, George
Eastman, Maria, 52(1):5 (Win 1990)
Eastman Theatre Orchestra, 49(1):15 (Jan 1987)
Edgerton, Hiram H., 38(2&3):17 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Edison, Thomas Alva, 51(1):26 (Win 1989); 52(1):5 (Win 1990)
Edwards, Rev. Jonathan, 40(4):12 (Oct 1978)
Elwood, John B., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Ely, Alfred, 53(1):10 (Win 1991)
Eshelman, Teddy, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Fairbank, Nathaniel K., sitting, 40(3):9 (Jul 1978)
Faulkner, Barry, 49(1):12-13 (Jan 1987); 58(4):14 (Fall 1996)
Field, Joseph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Filon, Michael, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Fish, Henry L., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Fitzgerald, Rose, 51(3):9 (Sum 1989)
Flanagan, Barbara, 55(2):24 (Spr 1993)
Foley, Mary Jane, 51(3):7 (Sum 1989)
Folsom, Marion B., 61(1):cover, inside cover, 8, 10, 14 (Win 1999)
Ford, Edsel, 43(2&3):11 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Ford, Henry, 43(2&3):11 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Forman, Fred S., 69(1):2 (Spr 2007)
Forman, Maurice R., 69(1):2 (Spr 2007)
Forrester, Thomas Carlaw, 64(1):22 (Win 2002)
Fox sisters, 71(2):9 (Fall 2009)
Freedley, Mr. (no given name)-1860s, 66(3):2 (Sum 2004)
Friess, Sister Mary Caroline, 52(4):25 (Fall 1990)
Galloway, James H., 64(1):22 (Win 2002)
Gardiner, Addison, 63(1):15 (Win 2001)
Gillette, Willis K., 38(2&3):28 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Glaser, Mr. & Mrs. George, 51(3):6 (Sum 1989)
Gleason, William, 43(2&3):32 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Gleason/Gleeson, Rev. William, 44(4):17 (Oct 1982)
Glenn, John-1800s, 63(1):8 (Win 2001); 63(2):14 (Spr 2001); 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Goldman, Emma, 51(1):21 (Win 1989)
Gold Star mothers, 51(3):11 (Sum 1989)
golfers, 65(1):1, 9, 12, 14-15, 17, 19, 23 (Win 2003)
golfers at Durand Eastman Park, 61(2):9 (Spr 1999)
golf fans, 65(1):22 (Win 2003)
Gould, Jacob, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985); 68(3):9 (Sum 2006)
Graham, Robert, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), 50(4):12-13 (Oct 1988)
Greely, Adolphus Washington, 59(1):2 (Win 1997)
Green, Shields, 46(1&2):31-32 (Jan & Apr 1984); 72(2):13 (Fall 2010)
Griffith, Mrs. E., 68(4):2 (Fall 2006)
grocers, 50(1):15 (Jan 1988)
Grubaugh, Michael, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Gruber, Peter, 55(3):24 (Sum 1993)
Gruen, Victor, 69(1):7 (Spr 2007)
Grundy, Mr. (no given name), 62(2):12 (Spr 2000)
Gunderson, JoAnne ("Gundy"), 65(1):21 (Win 2003)
Hahnemann Hospital staff, 51(3):7 (Sum 1989)
Hale, Patricia (Mrs. James L.), 55(2):7 (Spr 1993)
Hall, Robert, 49(1):6 (Jan 1987); 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)
Halpern, Rosa A., 64(1):8 (Win 2002)
Hamilton, Harriet E., 64(1):8 (Win 2002)
Hammond, Frank, 51(2):3 (Spr 1989)
handicapped, 55(2):1-36 passim (Spr 1993)
Hanson, Howard, 58(4):2 (Fall 1996)
Hardy, Sister St. Luke, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Hargrave, Thomas J., 61(1):10 (Win 1999)
Harris, George H., 44(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1982); 54(3):14 (Sum 1992)
Harris, Nate, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Hart, Chinetta, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Hart, Roswell, 41(3):23 (Jul 1979)
Haslett, Mr. (no given name), 72(2):13 (Fall 2010)
Haste, James H., 61(1):8 (Win 1999)
Havens, James, 61(1):8 (Win 1999)
Hayden, Charles J., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Hayward, Mr. (no given name), 62(2):13 (Spr 2000)
health service providers, 55(2):1-36 passim (Spr 1993)
Henner, G. W.-1940s, 49(2):16 (Apr 1987)
Hill, Charles J., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Hillhouse, Thomas, 66(3):5 (Sum 2004)
Hills, Isaac, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Hines, Mr. (no given name), 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Ho, Raymond, 38(1):24 (Jan 1976)
Hoag, Dr. Ralph L., 64(1):22 (Win 2002)
Hochstein, David, 56(3):17 (Sum 1994)
Hoekstra, Egbert, 53(1):15 (Win 1991)
Hoffman, Colonel William, 66(3):2 (Sum 2004)
Hogan, Ben, 65(1):9, 12 (Win 2003)
Hostutler, John, 51(4):13 (Fall 1989)
Houck family, of John and Mary, 60(2):8 (Spr 1998)
at House of Refuge, 63(1):1, 2 (Win 2001)
Howe, Gordon, 61(2):13 (Spr 1999)
Hudson Stars (baseball team), 57(1):14 (Win 1995)
human remains-1980s, 45(1&2):15, 17 (Jan & Apr 1983)
Humphrey, George P., 65(3):4 (Sum 2003)
Hurrell, Dr. M. Louise, 51(3):13 (Sum 1989)
Hynes, Sister Anna Marie, 60(2):7 (Spr 1998)
immigrants, 51(1):10 (Win 1989); 68(3):7 (Sum 2006)
Indianapolis Dark Blues baseball club, 64(4):17 (Fall 2002)
infants. See Children
James, Rev. Thomas, 46(1&2):35 (Jan & Apr 1984); 72(2):7 (Fall 2010)
Jeffreys, Georgianna, 51(3):32 (Sum 1989)
Jeffries, Lemuel, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Jemison, Mary, 68(1&2):1, 32 (Win & Spr 2006)
Jemison, Thomas (grandson of Mary), 68(1&2):23 (Win & Spr 2006)
John, Darwin, 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)
John, Elmer, Jr., 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)
Johnson, Elisha, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985); 56(4):11 (Fall 1994)
Johnson, Henry W., 66(4):1 (Fall 2004); 67(1):1 (Win 2005)
Johnston, James, 38(2&3):29 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Jones, Lewis B., 61(1):8 (Win 1999)
Kaiser Wilhelm, 51(3):5 (Sum 1989)
Kavanaugh, Mary, 51(3):9 (Sum 1989)
Kawasaki, Margie-WWII, 66(2):16-17 (Spr 2004)
Keeler, Rufus, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Keller, Helen, 64(1):7 (Win 2002)
Kempshall, Thomas, 41(3):7 (Jul 1979); 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Kennedy, James, 53(1):15 (Win 1991)
Kenyon, Gary, 48(3&4):34 (Jul & Oct 1986)
Kimball, William S., 60(1):2 (Win 1998)
Kite, Tom, 65(1):23 (Win 2003)
Klein, Anne Marie, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
Klem, Anna Maria, 63(3):6 (Sum 2001)
Klem, John, 63(3):6 (Sum 2001)
Klingenberg, Alf, 58(4):5 (Fall 1996)
Kneller, Sgt. Gordon, 51(3):9 (Sum 1989)
Kneller, Helen Nettie, 51(3):9 (Sum 1989)
Lamb, Frank, 27(2):centerfold (Apr 1965)
lamplighter, 60(4):5 (Fall 1998)
Last Council Fire attendees-1870s, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)
Latham, Pauline-WWII, 66(1):2 (Win 2004)
Lazelle, Captain Henry M., 66(3):2 (Sum 2004)
Lee, Dr. John Mallory, 70(1):1, 11 (Fall 2008)
Lennox, James G., 69(2):inside front cover (Spr 2008)
Leonard, Andy, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
Lincoln, President Abraham, 53(1):24 (Win 1991)
Lockyer, Mr. (no given name), 62(2):13 (Spr 2000)
Lomb, Henry, 50(1):18 (Jan 1988)
Lomenzo, John P., 55(2):5 (Spr 1993)
Lopez, Nancy, 65(1):17 (Win 2003)
Lynch, Mary, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
Lynch, Tim, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
Lyon, Mrs. Carolyn Hamilton Talcott, 64(1):4 (Win 2002)
Lyon, Edmund, 64(1):4 (Win 2002)
Manning, Jack, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
Mathis, Alice Branson, 54(1):1, 8, 17, 25 (Win 1992)
mayors, 27(2):centerfold (Apr 1965); 38(2&3):17 (Apr & Jul 1976); 41(3):7 (Jul 1979); 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
McAniff, Monsignor James C., 44(4):12 (Oct 1982)
McCombs, Kathy, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
McCurdy, Gilbert J. C., 69(1):2 (Spr 2007)
McCurdy, Gordon, 69(1):2 (Spr 2007)
McKelvey, Blake, 38(1):24 (Jan 1976); 51(1):3 (Win 1989)
McKinley, President William, 50(1):22 (Jan 1988)
McNab, John C., 50(1):18 (Jan 1988)
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard John, 44(4):7 (Oct 1982); 67(2):28 (Spr 2005)
McVey, Cal, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001); 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Mees, Dr. C. E. Kenneth, 61(1):8, 10 (Win 1999)
Mees, Kenneth, 51(1):26 (Win 1989)
Melnick, Kathy, 55(2):5 (Spr 1993)
Middlecoff, Cary, 65(1):12 (Win 2003)
milliners, 51(1):10 (Win 1989)
Mohawk, at Last Council Fire-1870s, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)
Moore, Daniel D. T., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Moore, Samuel W. D., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Morgan, William, 53(4):31 (Fall 1991)
Mowl, Dr. Harold, 64(1):22 (Win 2002)
Myers, Dan, 55(2):7 (Spr 1993)
Myers, James, 48(3&4):34 (Jul & Oct 1986)
Nash, John, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985); 53(1):9 (Win 1991)
Nicklaus, Jack, 65(1):1, 19 (Win 2003)
Nolan, Ed "The Only," 64(4):11, 17 (Fall 2002)
Nolte, Marilyn, 71(1):back cover (Spr 2009)
nurses, 70(1):5, 7, 8, inside front cover (Fall 2008)
O'Brien, Rev. John H., 60(2):2, 13 (Spr 1998)
"Old Guard" on parade, 50(1):18 (Jan 1988)
Olmsted, Frederick Law, Sr., 50(2):1, 24 (Jul 1988)
Olympics baseball team, 63(1):8 (Win 2001)
Oratz, Abraham and Esther, 64(2):3, 24 (Spr 2002)
Oratz, Isaac, 64(2):24 (Spr 2002)
Oratz extended family, 64(2):24 (Spr 2002)
O'Reilly, Henry (1806-1886), 51(1):12 (Win 1989)
O'Rorke, Patrick, 68(3):14 (Sum 2006)
O'Rourke, Jim, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
orphans, 60(2):32 (Spr 1998)
Owen, Charles, 38(2&3):17 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Paige, Fanny, 54(3):2 (Sum 1992)
Paige, Jim, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Paine, Nicholas E., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Palmer, Peter, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Parker, Alvin, 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)
Parr, Mr. G., 62(2):12 (Spr 2000)
Peck, Everard, 68(3):11 (Sum 2006)
Perkins, Dexter, 51(1):2 (Win 1989)
Perkins, James Breck, 41(4):9 (Oct 1979)
Peters, Mr. (no given name), 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
Phillips, Roy, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Pierce, Lt. Col. Francis Edwin, 65(2):1 (Spr 2003)
Pitkin, William, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
police on parade, 50(1):8 (Jan 1988)
Polish Falcons of America, Nest 52, 57(1):14 (Win 1995)
Polish immigrants/Polish Americans, 57(1):2, 7, 14, 15, 18, 23-24 (Win 1995); 57(2):2, 3, 14, 18, 19, 24 ( Spr 1995)
at Port of Rochester, Spirit of Ontario ferry and, 72(2):17 (Fall 2010)
Post, Amy, 67(3):15 (Sum 2005); 71(2):cover (Fall 2009)
Post, Isaac, 71(2):cover (Fall 2009)
post-mortem, 59(4):14-17 (Fall 1997)
Powers, Daniel W., 49(2):12 (Apr 1987)
Powers, Mrs. John Craig, 68(4):19 (Fall 2006)
prisoners of war-WWII, 56(3):2, 3, 9, 11, 15 (Sum 1994)
Puglia, Gerardo, 38(1):24 (Jan 1976)
Pung, Jackie, 65(1):11 (Win 2003)
Quigley, Joseph M., 38(2&3):28 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Quinby, Professor Isaac F., 66(3):24 (Sum 2004)
in The Rapids neighborhood, 54(3):2, 19, 20, 22, 24 (Sum 1992)
"Rattlesnake Pete," 55(3):24 (Sum 1993)
Rawls, Betsy, 65(1):11 (Win 2003)
Reddy, William, 48(3&4):34 (Jul & Oct 1986)
in Rennes, France, 27(2):centerfold (Apr 1965)
Reynolds, Abelard, 36(4):3 (Oct 1974); 48(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Reynolds, Captain Gilbert H., 53(1):15 (Win 1991)
Reynolds, Mortimer F., 36(4):10 (Oct 1974); 48(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Reynolds, William A., 36(4):6 (Oct 1974); 46(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Rice, Sergeant, 59(1):16 (Win 1997)
Rice, Dan, 49(3):2 (Jul 1987); 51(1):27 (Win 1989)
Richardson, Samuel, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Rieke, Dorothy, 51(3):2 (Sum 1989)
Robertson, Albert J., 61(1):10 (Win 1999)
Rochester, Col. Nathaniel, 50(3):9 (Jul 1988); 71(1):5 (Spr 2009)
Rochester, Thomas Hart, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Rockefeller, John D., Sr., 50(1):11 (Jan 1988)
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 61(1):4 (Win 1999)
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 61(1):4, 13 (Win 1999)
Roys, Thomas W., 58(2):24 (Spr 1996)
Rundel, Morton W., 48(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Sackett, Viola-WWII, 66(2):2 (Spr 2004)
Sands, George F., 62(2):5 (Spr 2000)
Schafer, Harry, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
Schafer, Kate and Sam, 64(2):1-2 (Spr 2002)
Schafer relatives, of Sam and Kate, 64(2):3, 24 (Spr 2002)
Schermerhorn, Abraham M., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
School No. 37, 51(3):6 (Sum 1989)
Scrantom, Hamlet D., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Selden, George B., Jr., 43(2&3):10 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Selden, George B., Sr., 43(2&3):3, 10 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Selden, Henry R., 43(2&3):10 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Seneca

actors performing at Ganondagan State Historic Site, 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)
Jemison, Mary, 68(1&2):1, 32 (Win & Spr 2006)
Jemison, Thomas (grandson of Mary), 68(1&2):23 (Win & Spr 2006)
at Last Council Fire-1870s, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)
women working with corn, 68(1&2):11, 14 (Win & Spr 2006)

Seward, Henry, 46(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Sheen, Bishop Fulton J., 52(4):17 (Fall 1990)
Sigl, Alphonse J., 55(2):1 (Spr 1993)
Simmons, Rocky, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Sinopoli, Mike, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
Sky, Warren, Sr., 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)
Smith, Edward M., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Smith, Elijah F., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Society of St. Casimir, 57(1):2 (Win 1995)
Spalding, Al, 63(2):14 (Spr 2001); 63(2):15 (Spr 2001); 63(2):18 (Spr 2001); 63(2):19 (Spr 2001)
Sprague, Althea, 67(4):32 (Fall 2005)
Squires, Dwight, 53(1):15 (Win 1991)
St. Augustine's School staff/students, 60(2):2, 11, 13, 32 (Spr 1998); 60(3):3, 19 (Sum 1998)
St. Stanislaus School students, 57(1):7 (Win 1995); 57(2):3 (Spr 1995)
at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, 57(2):2, 14, 18, 19 (Spr 1995)
Stanton, Charles, 61(1):4 (Win 1999)
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 57(3):1 (Sum 1995)
Stephenson, Mr. H.H., 62(2):13 (Spr 2000)
Steward, Austin, 46(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1984); 72(2):6 (Fall 2010)
Stewart, Rev. James P., 44(4):17 (Oct 1982)
Stillwell, Hamlin, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Strong, Maltby, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Stuber, William G., 61(1):8 (Win 1999)
suffragists, at Mt. Hope Cemetery, 50(4):10 (Oct 1988)
Sullivan, Anne, 64(1):7 (Win 2002)
Sutton, Ezra, 63(1):6 (Win 2001); 63(2):4 (Spr 2001)
Swedenborg, Emanuel, 71(2):7 (Fall 2009)
Swift, Lewis, 63(1):19 (Win 2001)
Syracuse Stars baseball club, 64(4):19 (Fall 2002)
Szadzinski, Teofil, 57(1):2 (Win 1995)
Taylor, Gilbert, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Tecumseh, 64(4):9 (Fall 2002)
Teresi, Charles Carmello, 70(1):12, 14 (Fall 2008)
Terrell, Gordon, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Thetis, officers of, 59(1):5 (Win 1997)
Thompson, John W., 67(4):32 (Fall 2005)
Tichenor, William and/or family-1800s, 59(3):16-17, 18, 19, 24 (Sum 1997); 59(4):1-24 passim, 14-17 (Fall 1997)
tour group in Erie Canal aqueduct-1990, 72(1):1 (Spr 2010)
Tracy, Reverend Laurence, 70(2):17 (Fall 2007)
Trevino, Lee, 65(1):14, 15 (Win 2003)
Trott, Father William, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
Tucker, Philip, 60(3):19 (Sum 1998)
University of Rochester baseball team-1800s, 63(1):18 (Win 2001)
U.S. congressmen, 41(3):1-24 passim (Jul 1979); 41(4):1-24 passim (Oct 1979)
Vallot, A., 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Vassar College women's baseball club-1870s, 64(4):6 (Fall 2002)
Vázquez, Julio, 70(2):20 (Fall 2007)
Wagner, Victor, 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)
Wallace, "Aunty," 54(3):20 (Sum 1992)
Ward, Mrs. Herbert, 55(2):9 (Spr 1993)
Ward, Levi A., 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985); 68(3):2 (Sum 2006)
Washington Olympics baseball team, 63(1):8 (Win 2001)
Watson, Dr. James Sibley, Jr., 65(3):25 (Sum 2003)
Weed, Thurlow, 47(3&4):23 (Jul & Oct 1985); 49(2):2 (Apr 1987)
Werner, Geraldine, 55(2):27 (Spr 1993)
at Western New York School for Deaf Mutes, 64(1):2-23 (Win 2002)
Westervelt, Mrs. Mary Nodine, 64(1):5 (Win 2002)
Westervelt, ProfessorZenas Freeman, 64(1):2, 5 (Win 2002)
White, Deacon, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
White, James, 63(2):18 (Spr 2001)
White, Lawrence, 49(1):6 (Jan 1987); 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)
Whitmore, Kay, 51(4):13 (Fall 1989)
Widener, Howard H., 38(2&3):29 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Williams, John, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Williams, Dr. John R., 65(1):10 (Win 2003)
Williams, Walter, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
Winter, Ezra, 49(1):12-13 (Jan 1987); 58(4):14, 26 (Fall 1996)
Wisden, Mr. (no given name), 62(2):12 (Spr 2000)
Wise, Governor (of Virginia)-1850s, 46(1&2):9 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Wolfard, Clara Louise (née Trowbridge), 65(3):2 (Sum 2003)
Wolfard, Trijinko "Teddy," 65(3):13 (Sum 2003)
women

baseball players, 62(2):9 (Spr 2000); 63(2):11 (Spr 2001); 64(4):6 (Fall 2002)
as train employees, 51(3):10 (Sum 1989)
at University of Rochester-early 1900s, 61(3&4):9 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Wright, George, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
Wright, Harry, 63(2):19 (Spr 2001); 64(4):10 (Fall 2002)
Wright, Victor, 63(2):24 (Spr 2001)
WWI veterans, Poles, 57(2):24 (Spr 1995)
Yancey, Bert, 65(1):14 (Win 2003)
Young Ladies' Baseball Club Number 1, 63(2):11 (Spr 2001)
Zoller, Charles C., 50(1):1, 3, 24 (Jan 1988)
Zukor, Adolph, 61(1):10 (Win 1999)
Zwick, Leonard G., 64(1):22 (Win 2002)

photographers. See Photographers
of places

airport site, 61(3&4):17, 26 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Albany, 62(3):4, 6, 11 (Sum 2000)
Batavia, NY-mid 1800s, 47(1&2):22 (Jan & Apr 1985); 51(1):18 (Win 1989)
Bath, NY-1790s, 47(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Brighton Fair Grounds, 63(1):11 (Win 2001)
Brindleyplace in England, 72(1):2 (Spr 2010)
Brown's Island, 50(3):23 (Jul 1988)
Buffalo, 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)
Buttermilk Falls, 62(3):10 (Sum 2000)
Camp Hillhouse, 66(3):6 (Sum 2004)
Canaltown-1860s, 37(2):10 (Apr 1975)
Canandaigua. See Canandaigua, NY
Cape St. Anthony's Nose, 62(4):16 (Fall 2000)
Castletown, NY, 54(3):1-24 passim (Sum 1992)
Charlotte, NY, 50(1):17 (Jan 1988)
Child's Basin, 5(3):11 (Jul 1943)
city. See Rochester, City of
Cobbs Hill POW camp, 56(3):7 (Sum 1994)
Cohoes Falls, 62(3):16 (Sum 2000)
Court House Square, 5(3):20 (Jul 1943); 40(2):4, 9, 14 (Apr 1978)
Crow's Nest, 62(3):8 (Sum 2000)
Dansville, NY, 47(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Durand Eastman Park, 61(2):1, 3, 9, 13 (Spr 1999)
Durand Eastman Park Zoo, 61(2):4, 7 (Spr 1999)
Fair Grounds (Brighton), 63(1):11 (Win 2001)
Fort Conger, 59(1):4 (Win 1997)
Fort Niagara, NY, 62(4):12 (Fall 2000)
Four Corners, 50(1):2 (Jan 1988); 51(4):2 (Fall 1989); 56(4):3 (Fall 1994); 62(1):24 (Win 2000)
Genesee River. See Bridges; Erie Canal aqueducts of Genesee River; Genesee River
Geneseo POW camp, 56(3):1 (Sum 1994)
Geneva, NY-1840s, 62(4):5 (Fall 2000)
Hoboken baseball field, 62(2):3 (Spr 2000)
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):1-24 passim (Spr 2005)
Hudson River, 62(3):4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 (Sum 2000); 62(4):13 (Fall 2000)
Irondequoit Bay, 51(1):28 (Win 1989); 56(1):33 (Win 1994)
Johnson Tract-1860s, 37(2):10 (Apr 1975)
Jones Square, 50(2):6 (Jul 1988)
kitchen at Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):16 (Win 2002)
Lake George -1830s, 62(4):20 (Fall 2000)
Lincoln Park, 60(2):17 (Spr 1998)
Little Falls, 62(3):2, 22 (Sum 2000)
Lyons, NY, 47(1&2):27 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Manchester rail yard, 56(2):1, 2 (Spr 1994)
Manhattan Square Park, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)
Melville Bay, 59(1):6 (Win 1997)
Mohawk River, 62(3):2, 22 (Sum 2000); 62(4):3 (Fall 2000)
Mount Hope Cemetery. See Mount Hope Cemetery
Niagara Falls, NY, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)
Niagara River, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)

and Falls, 72(2):inside cover (Fall 2010)

Oak Hill golf course layout, 65(1):2, 23, 27, 36 (Win 2003)
Ontario Beach, 50(1):17 (Jan 1988)
Oswego-1840s, 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)
Ottawa River, 62(4):11 (Fall 2000)
Pallisades (cliffs), 62(4):23 (Fall 2000)
Palmyra, NY, 47(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1985)
parks. See Photographs/illustrations — of parks
Penn Yan, NY, 47(1&2):26 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Peterboro (NY) baseball field, 62(2):3 (Spr 2000)
Pinnacle Range, 55(1):31 (Win 1993)
Poughkeepsie-1840s, 62(4):27 (Fall 2000)
POW camps, 56(3):1, 7, 15 (Sum 1994)
The Rapids neighborhood-1800s, 54(3):1-24 passim (Sum 1992)
Rochester. See Rochester, City of; Rochester, Village of
Sanford, FL, 54(1):2, 3 (Win 1992)
Saratoga Springs-1820s, 62(4):21 (Fall 2000)
Seneca Lake at Geneva, NY-1840s, 62(4):5 (Fall 2000)
St. John's Bay/Harbor, 59(1):3 (Win 1997)
St. Lawrence River, 62(4):11 (Fall 2000)
Storm King Valley, 62(3):9 (Sum 2000)
Sugar Loaf, 62(4):16 (Fall 2000)
Syracuse-1840, 62(3):14 (Sum 2000)
Trinity Lake in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):19 (Spr 2005)
Utica-1830s, 62(3):12 (Sum 2000)
Village of Rochester(ville). See Rochester, Village of
Washington Park, Brooklyn (NY), 62(2):24 (Spr 2000)
Washington Square, 50(2):23 (Jul 1988)
West Point, 62(3):13 (Sum 2000)

of products

playing card, collectible, 60(1):21 (Win 1998)
tobacco advertisements, 60(1):1-24 passim (Win 1998)

of record album, "Rochester Se Puertorriqueñiza", 70(2):back cover (Fall 2007)
of residences

Bates, Col. Thomas, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Bausch, William, 51(2):15 (Spr 1989)
Bemis, James D.-1800s, 66(4):2 photo (Fall 2004)
Bissell, Josiah W., 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Brooks, Calvin, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Campbell-Whittlesey House, 26(2):centerfold (Apr 1964)
Carpenter family, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Chapin, William, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
"The Cobbles," 51(2):15 (Spr 1989)
Dennis, Frank, 51(2):7 (Spr 1989)
Douglass, Anna Murray and Frederick, 67(3):20 (Sum 2005); 67(4):19 (Fall 2005)
on East Avenue, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Ely-Osgood House/Mansion, 26(2):centerfold (Apr 1964)
Fenn, Albert, 51(2):8 (Spr 1989)
Firestone, Harvey, 51(2):10, 11 (Spr 1989)
(Los) Flamboyanes housing project, 70(2):18 (Fall 2007)
Fox family, 71(2):8 (Fall 2009)
George Eastman House. See George Eastman House
governor of New Netherland-1820, 62(3):6 (Sum 2000)
Graves, Henry B., 60(2):17 (Spr 1998)
Hall, Joseph, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
"Harbel Manor," 51(2):10, 11 (Spr 1989)
Harris, Joseph, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Johnson, Henry W., 67(1):2 photo (Win 2005)
Jonathan Child House. See Jonathan Child House
Leighton, Thomas, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Lomb, Carl (garden), 51(2):7 (Spr 1989)
Los Flamboyanes housing project, 70(2):18 (Fall 2007)
migrant housing, 70(2):7 (Fall 2007)
Oliver Culver House, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Olmsted, George, 51(2):24 (Spr 1989)
Osburn, Nehemiah, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Peck, Everard (Evard), 5(3):5 (Jul 1943); 68(3):3 (Sum 2006)
Pitkin, William, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Post, Amy and Isaac, 71(2):2, 5 (Fall 2009)
Powers, Daniel, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Rochester, Colonel Nathaniel, 5(3):6 (Jul 1943)
Rosenberg, Edward M., 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Ryder, Thomas B., 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Scrantom cabin, 5(3):3 () (Jul 1943)
Sibley, Hiram, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Sisters of St. Joseph, 60(3):2 (Sum 1998)
Smith, Silas O., 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Spencer, Thomas G., 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
St. Augustine's Church rectory, 60(3):2 (Sum 1998)
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, 63(3):11, 13 (Sum 2001)
Thomas, J. R., 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Tichenor, William, 59(4):6, 8, 9, 19 (Fall 1997)
Walter, James P., 59(4):19, 24 (Fall 1997)
Warner, H. H., 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Warner Castle, 51(2):7 (Spr 1989)
Wilder, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Woodside, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)

of ships. See Ships and boats
of stained glass windows

in All Souls' Chapel of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):9 (Spr 2005)
St. Bernard's Chapel interior, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):10 (Spr 2005)
at St. Augustine's Church, 60(3):1, 32 (Sum 1998)

of statuary

angel at Gaffney burial site in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):14-15 (Spr 2005)
Civil War Memorial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):17 (Spr 2005)
Frederick Douglass Monument. See Frederick Douglass Monument
in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):1-22 passim (Spr 2005)
Jemison, Mary, 68(1&2):24 (Win & Spr 2006)
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard J., 67(2):2 (Spr 2005)
of Mercury. See Mercury, Statue of
monument inscription at former Plymouth Spiritual Church, photograph, 71(2):back cover (Fall 2009)
to Moore, Dr. Edward Mott, 50(2):5 (Jul 1988)
Mount Hope Cemetery, 50(4):20-21, 24 (Oct 1988); 52(2):1 (Spr 1990)
Pieta replica in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):20 (Spr 2005)
"Pioneer Woman," 47(3&4):17 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Queen of Heaven Shrine in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):21 (Spr 2005)
The Risen Christ in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):12 (Spr 2005)
Rochester Firemen's Monument in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):18 (Spr 2005)
"Sepulchre" in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):22 (Spr 2005)
Shrine of the Madonna of the Highways, 44(4):24 (Oct 1982)
Sigle, Alphonse J., 55(2):5 (Spr 1993)
to Soldiers and Sailors, 50(1):23 (Jan 1988)
Tubman, Harriet, 72(2):11 (Fall 2010)
Weary Pilgrim Monument, 50(4):20 (Oct 1988)

of streets. See Streets/roads — photographs/illustrations
of structures

A. Karnes commercial enterprise-1800s, 62(2):6 (Spr 2000)
Academy of the Sacred Heart, 65(4):1-24 passim (Fall 2003)
Advance Sales Company, 55(3):23 (Sum 1993)
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, 72(2):8 (Fall 2010)
Agricultural Works, 55(1):22 (Win 1993)
in Albany-1820s, 62(3):6 (Sum 2000)
Alert Hose Company-late 1800s, 38(2&3):8 (Apr & Jul 1976)
All Saints Mausoleum in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):10, 11 (Spr 2005)
All Souls' Chapel in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):9 (Spr 2005)
Al Sigl Center, 55(2):18-19 (Spr 1993)
Al's Market, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)
Altman (Irving) enterprise, 55(3):23 (Sum 1993)
L. Apple (retailer), 55(3):8 (Sum 1993)
aqueducts. See Erie Canal aqueducts of Genesee River
Arcade Drug Store-1800s, 62(2):6 (Spr 2000)
Archer Manufacturing Company, 72(1):20 (Spr 2010)
of Arctic expedition-1880s, 59(1):4 (Win 1997)
ARC Work Training Center interior, 55(2):30 (Spr 1993)
Arthur's Drug Store-1950s, 64(3):1 (Sum 2002)
bandstand, 50(2):21 (Jul 1988)
banks, 49(2):1-24 passim (Apr 1987)
Baptist Church, Canandaigua, 67(1):20 (Win 2005)
bathhouse, 61(2):3 (Spr 1999)
Beebee Station, 60(4):16 (Fall 1998)
Bemis Block, Canandaigua, 66(4):6, 7, 8 (Fall 2004)

ballroom in, 67(1):11 (Win 2005)

Bemis Hall, Canandaigua, 67(1):12 (Win 2005)
Bernstein's (retailer), 55(3):5 (Sum 1993)
Bevier Memorial Building, 29(4):centerfold (Oct 1967)
Birds & Worms Hotel, 56(1):32 (Win 1994)
Boughton & Chase Shingle Factory, 40(1):12 (Jan 1978); 46(3&4):6 (Jul & Oct 1984)
Boy Scouts of America headquarters, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
by Bragdon, Claude F., 29(4):centerfold (Oct 1967); 30(4):centerfold (Oct 1968)
brewing industry, 54(2):1-22 passim (Spr 1992); 54(4):37 (Fall 1992)
Brewster House, 40(4):13 (Oct 1978)
bridges. See Bridges
British Methodist Episcopal Church's "Salem Chapel" (St. Catharines, Ontario), 72(2):12 (Fall 2010)
Brooks Grove Church (Brooks Grove, NY)-1840s, 47(1&2):31 (Jan & Apr 1985)
butcher shops, 55(3):10 (Sum 1993)
El Cafecito, 70(2):5 (Fall 2007)
Canandaigua Academy, 66(4):13 (Fall 2004)
Cedaroid Company headquarters, 50(3):6 (Jul 1988)
Chamber of Commerce Building, 29(4):11 (Oct 1967)
Charlotte Lighthouse, 5(3):10 (Jul 1943); 53(4):2 (Fall 1991)
churches. See Churches
city hall, 40(2):7, 9, 14-15, 18-19 (Apr 1978)
Clinton Optical Company-WWII interior, 66(2):16-17 (Spr 2004)
coal gasification plant-1800s, 54(4):36 (Fall 1992)
Colgate Rochester Divinity School, 51(2):2 (Spr 1989); 52(4):1-3 (Fall 1990)
Columbia Rifle Club, 69(2):25 (Spr 2008)
Congress Hall, 59(4):13 (Fall 1997); 63(1):23 (Win 2001)
Convention Center, 55(1):26-27 (Win 1993)
Corinthian Hall, 46(1&2):12, 13 (Jan & Apr 1984); 57(3):10, 11 (Sum 1995)
county institutions, 40(2):9 (Apr 1978); 45(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1983); 68(3):1 (Sum 2006)
Court Street Dam, 55(1):20 (Win 1993); 61(3&4):10 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Creed & Wilson, 50(1):19 (Jan 1988)
Cunningham carriage works, 43(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Cutler Building interior, 51(2):1, 3 (Spr 1989)
dams, 55(1):20 (Win 1993)
Danishevsky's Creameries, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)
Daughters of the American Revolution headquarters, 26(2):centerfold (Apr 1964)
Day Care Training Center for Handicapped Children of Monroe County, Inc., interior, 55(2):27 (Spr 1993)
by DeForest, Alling Stephen, 51(2):2-23 passim (Spr 1989)
Duffy Cider Mill, 9(1):6 facing page (Jan 1947); 63(1):19 (Win 2001)
Dugan (Cornelius) liquor store, 55(3):5 (Sum 1993)
at Durand Eastman Park, 61(2):3, 4, 13 (Spr 1999)
E. P. Michaels Machine Shop-1870s, 54(4):42 (Fall 1992)
Eagle Hotel/Tavern, 47(3&4):10 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Eastman School of Music, 58(4):18, 32 (Fall 1996)
Eastman Theatre, 49(1):1-24 passim (Jan 1987); 58(4):1, 10, 14, 18, 21, 24, 32 (Fall 1996)
Edison Illuminating Company, 60(4):10 (Fall 1998)
El Cafecito, 70(2):5 (Fall 2007)
entrance gates in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):7, 13 (Spr 2005)
Erie Canal. See Erie Canal
F. M. Williams & Son Hardware-1890s, 45(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1983)
federal buildings, 40(2):15, 18-19 (Apr 1978)
Flower City Specialty Company headquarters, 50(3):6 (Jul 1988)
Fort Putnam remains, 62(3):7 (Sum 2000)
fountains in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):16, 19 photo (Spr 2005)
Garbage Reduction Plant, 54(4):36 (Fall 1992)
General Railway Signal Company factory, 60(2):17 (Spr 1998)
at Genesee Country Museum (Mumford, NY), 47(1&2):29-31 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Genesee Provision Co., 55(3):7 (Sum 1993)
Genesee Rapids Hotel-early 1900s, 54(3):3 (Sum 1992)
Genesee Valley Canal, 56(4):1, 2, 24 (Fall 1994)
Glen Haven Hotel, 56(1):2 (Win 1994)
Gorsline Building, 54(4):38-40 (Fall 1992)
Grand Opera House (1871-1891), 37(2):16 (Apr 1975)
Habitat for Humanity house, 64(3):32 (Sum 2002)
Hale Building (Al Sigl Center), 55(2):18-19 (Spr 1993)
Hall Brothers Lunch Room, 55(3):1 (Sum 1993)
Hochstein Music School, 56(3):20 (Sum 1994)
Holiday Inn (downtown), 55(1):28 (Win 1993)
Holly Pumphouse, 54(4):41 (Fall 1992)
in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):1-24 passim (Spr 2005)
Hornby Lodge, 56(4):11 (Fall 1994)
Hosmer's Tavern (Avon, NY)-1810s, 47(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Hotel Varlan, 55(3):1 (Sum 1993)
Hough and Ford (shoe manufacturer), 51(4):15 (Fall 1989)
House of Refuge, 63(1):1, 2 (Win 2001)
Humphrey's Bookstore-1930s, 65(3):1 (Sum 2003)
ice house, 54(2):16 (Spr 1992)
Industrial School of Rochester, 68(4):1, 3 (Fall 2006)
inns, 47(1&2):3, 30 (Jan & Apr 1985)
J. C. Nugent and Co., 55(3):3 (Sum 1993)
J. Hall Agricultural Works, 55(1):22 map (Win 1993)
Jacobsons Market, 55(3):21 (Sum 1993)
Johnson & Seymour Dam, 55(1):20 (Win 1993)
Joseph Avenue-1900s, 64(2):1-2, 17, 22-23 (Spr 2002); 64(3):1-2 (Sum 2002)
A. Karnes commercial enterprise-1800s, 62(2):6 (Spr 2000)
Keller, Heumann, Thompson Company, 51(1):20 (Win 1989)
Kendrick Hall at University of Rochester, 61(3&4):2 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Kidd Carpet Company, 50(3):16 (Jul 1988)
Kimball Tobacco Factory. See Kimball Tobacco Factory
Knobles Market, 55(3):22 (Sum 1993)
Kodak Tower, 61(1):6 (Win 1999)
L. Apple (retailer), 55(3):8 (Sum 1993)
Lake Avenue Hospital. See Lake Avenue Hospital
Lake View Wheelmens Club, 69(2):25 (Spr 2008)
Lamberton Conservatory, 50(2):10 (Jul 1988)
Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Company, 55(1):18, 23, 25 (Win 1993)
Leary's Dyeing & Scouring Establishment, 50(3):6 (Jul 1988)
Lee Private Hospital. See Lee Private Hospital
Lehigh Valley Railroad Station, 72(1):20 (Spr 2010)
Lewis Seyle & Company, 50(3):16 (Jul 1988)
Liberty Loan headquarters-WWI, 49(2):20 (Apr 1987)
Liggetts Drugs, 61(3&4):28 (Sum & Fall 1999)
M. Sharp Commission House, 55(3):2 (Sum 1993)
Maine Manufacturing Co., 55(3):3 (Sum 1993)
Majestic Furniture-1940, 44(4):20 (Oct 1982)
Manhattan Quick Lunch, 50(1):14 (Jan 1988)
Market Cottage, 55(3):5 (Sum 1993)
Martin (Butch) lounge, 55(3):23 (Sum 1993)
Mary Cariola Children's Center (MCCC), 55(2):18-19 (Spr 1993)
Methodist Home for the Aged, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Midtown Plaza

exterior, 69(1):19, cover pages, inside front cover (Spr 2007)
interior, 61(3&4):14 (Sum & Fall 1999); 69(1):11-14, 21 (Spr 2007)
site views, 69(1):8, 11 (Spr 2007)

mill races. See Brown's Race; Johnson and Seymour Race; Rochester Race
mills. See Flour industry; Mill industries
Monroe County Almshouse, 45(1&2):12, 15 (Jan & Apr 1983); 51(1):14 (Win 1989)
Monroe County Insane Asylum, 45(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1983)
Monroe County Penitentiary, 45(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1983)
Mount Hope Reservoir fountain, 50(2):8 (Jul 1988)
Mt. Morris Dam, 58(3):1-16 passim (Sum 1996)
Naditz Bakery-1950s, 64(3):1 (Sum 2002)
Natatorium, 56(1):32 (Win 1994)
National Hotel, 5(3):8 (Jul 1943)
near Genesee River, ca. 1870, 59(4):13 (Fall 1997)
Newport House, 56(1):3 (Win 1994)
New York Central Railroad Station. See New York Central Railroad Station
Nguyen Nails, 70(2):5 (Fall 2007)
North American Hotel, 50(3):22 (Jul 1988)
North East Electric Company-1920s, 43(2&3):36 (Apr & Jul 1981)
nursery industry, 26(2):centerfold (Apr 1964); 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Oak Hill Country Club clubhouses, 65(1):2, 36 (Win 2003)
Old Rochester Hydraulic Co., 54(4):39 (Fall 1992)
Ontario County Court House-1790s, 47(1&2):1 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Orgel's Store-1950s, 64(3):1 (Sum 2002)
Otmens, 55(3):21 (Sum 1993)
Parazian Building, 59(2):10 (Spr 1997)
Peerless Tobacco Works, 51(4):19 (Fall 1989)
Perkins Hall, Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):1, 9, 12-13 (Win 2002)
Pidgeon's Shoes, 55(3):22 (Sum 1993)
Plymouth Congregational Church, 40(4):13, 23 (Oct 1978); 71(2):inside cover (Fall 2009)
Plymouth Spiritual Church, 71(2):inside cover (Fall 2009)
Polish Baptist Church, 57(2):24 (Spr 1995)
poultry shop, 55(3):10 (Sum 1993)
power companies/plants/stations, 60(4):1-24 passim (Fall 1998)
Powers Bank, 49(2):12 (Apr 1987)
Powers Building. See Powers Building/Block
Public House (restaurant), 54(4):41 (Fall 1992)
railroad stations. See New York Central Railroad Station; Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad Co.
railroad tracks. See Railroad tracks
Relin's Drug Store, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)
in Rennes, France, 27(2):centerfold (Apr 1965)
residences. See Photographs/illustrations — of residences
Resurrection Garden Mausoleum in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):12, 23 (Spr 2005)
Rexall Drugs, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)
Reynolds Arcade, 36(4):16 (Oct 1974); 46(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1984); 48(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1986); 62(2):6 (Spr 2000); 69(1):5 (Spr 2007)
Reynolds Library, 36(4):20 (Oct 1974)
RG&E plants/stations, 60(4):1-24 passim (Fall 1998)
RG&E Water Street substation, 55(1):27 (Win 1993)
Rochester Club headquarters, 28(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Rochester Gas Light Company, 60(4):3 (Fall 1998)
Rochester High School, 51(4):12 (Fall 1989)
Rochester Historical Society, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Rochester House, 68(4):1 (Fall 2006)
Rochester Paper Company-late 1800s, 54(4):35 (Fall 1992)
Rochester & Pittsburgh Railroad Station, 51(4):14 (Fall 1989)
Rochester Public Library. See Rochester Public Library
Rochester Railway and Light Company, 54(4):40 (Fall 1992)
Rochester Savings Bank, 49(2):1, 3 (Apr 1987)
Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):1-24 passim (Win 2002)
Rochester Water Works Company engine house, 54(4):41 (Fall 1992)
Rokeby House Museum, 67(1):7 (Win 2005)
Rundel Memorial Building, 48(1&2):1-30 passim (Jan & Apr 1985)
S. Schafer Meat Market, 64(2):1-2, 17 (Spr 2002)
Sacred Heart Academy, 65(4):1-24 passim (Fall 2003)
"Salem Chapel" (St. Catharines, Ontario), 72(2):12 (Fall 2010)
Sea Breeze House/Hotel, 56(1):1 (Win 1994)
(Lewis) Selye & Co. Fire Engine & Hose Factory, 59(2):10 (Spr 1997)
Selye Fire Engine Factory, 50(3):16 (Jul 1988)
M. Sharp Commission House, 55(3):2 (Sum 1993)
shoe industry. See Shoe industry
Shrine of the Madonna of the Highways, 44(4):24 (Oct 1982)
Sibley, Lindsay, & Curr Company, 38(2&3):12 (Apr & Jul 1976); 51(4):1 (Fall 1989)
Sisters of St. Joseph convent, 60(3):2 (Sum 1998)
South Rochester Pharmacy, 54(3):20 (Sum 1992)
St. Augustine's Church, 60(2):1, 3 (Spr 1998); 60(3):1, 2, 32 (Sum 1998)
St. Bernard's Chapel interior, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):10 (Spr 2005)
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, 63(3):11, 13 (Sum 2001)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, 63(3):1-4, 12-13, 21, 23, 24 (Sum 2001)
St. Michael's (Catholic) Church, 70(2):3, 4 (Fall 2007)
St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, 57(1):22 (Win 1995); 57(2):18 (Spr 1995)
stained glass windows

All Souls' Chapel in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):9 (Spr 2005)
St. Bernard's Chapel interior, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):10 (Spr 2005)
at St. Augustine's Church, 60(3):1, 32 (Sum 1998)

Stein's Shoes, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)
street lights, 60(4):2, 4, 5 (Fall 1998)
Sykes Building, 55(3):1 (Sum 1993)
in Syracuse-1840, 62(3):12 (Sum 2000)
taverns. See Taverns
Thrift Kitchen-WWII, 55(4):44 (Fall 1993)
toll gate of Niagara Suspension Bridge-1850s, 72(2):3 (Fall 2010)
Triphammer Forge, 59(2):1, 10 (Spr 1997)
Underground Railroad station, 71(2):2 illus (Fall 2009)
in Utica-1830s, 62(3):12 (Sum 2000)
Utz and Dunn, 50(1):19 (Jan 1988)
Vick's Nursery, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Victory Arch, 50(1):7 (Jan 1988)
W. E. Woodbury's, 51(4):11 (Fall 1989)
Walter photographic gallery, 59(4):18 (Fall 1997)
Warden's Dining Rooms/Home, 61(3&4):29 (Sum & Fall 1999)
War Memorial Building, 55(1):23 (Win 1993)
Warner Observatory, 9(1):14, 15 facing page (Jan 1947); 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
waterwheel, 59(2):2 (Spr 1997)
Western House of Refuge, 63(2):1, 10 (Spr 2001)
Western New York Institution for Deaf Mutes, 64(1):1-24 passim (Win 2002)
Wolfard's Books/Fine Arts-1930s, 65(3):1 (Sum 2003)
Wolfard's Galleries of Fine Arts-1950s, 65(3):20 (Sum 2003)
Woodside, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
Zoller furniture store, 50(1):3 (Jan 1988)

tintypes. See Tintypes
of transportation means

automobiles. See Automobiles
beer wagon, 54(2):1 (Spr 1992)
bicycles, 50(1):8, 9, 14, 16 (Jan 1988)
boats. See Ships and boats
caléche, 62(4):17 (Fall 2000)
carriage, 60(4):23 (Fall 1998)
horse-drawn. See Horse-drawn transport
rafts, 62(4):11 (Fall 2000)
stagecoach, 5(3):13 (Jul 1943); 47(3&4):21 (Jul & Oct 1985)
streetcars. See Streetcars
subway system, 55(1):19 (Win 1993)
swan boats, 50(2):19 (Jul 1988)
tool wagon, 60(4):20 (Fall 1998)
wagon train, 39(1&2):centerfold, 44 (Jan & Apr 1977)

trees, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966); 50(1):14 (Jan 1988); 51(2):4 (Spr 1989)

in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):1-24 passim (Spr 2005)
Main Street, Canandaigua, 66(4):11 (Fall 2004)

of twentieth century, 61(3&4):1-32 (Sum & Fall 1999)
urban renewal, 61(3&4):17, 29 (Sum & Fall 1999)
use

in researching family history, 52(2):6, 17 (Spr 1990)
in Rochester History, 51(1):25 (Win 1989)

war-related

aerial photography school recruit, 61(3&4):12 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Civil War, 63(4):1, 2, 11, 14, 23, 26-32 (Fall 2001); 66(3):2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 12-13, 14, 24 (Sum 2004). See also Civil War — photographs/illustrations
Civil War Memorial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):17 (Spr 2005)
G.A.R. funeral salute, Mt. Hope Cemetary, 50(4):12-13 (Oct 1988)
military records, 63(4):16-17, 28-29 (Fall 2001)
prisoners of war-WWII, 56(3):2, 3, 9, 11, 15 (Sum 1994)
Vietnam War, 48(3&4):1-48 passim (Jul & Oct 1986); 51(1):8 (Win 1989)
War of 1812, 53(4):1-3 (Fall 1991)
World War I, 48(1&2):31 (Jan & Apr 1985)
World War II, 55(4):1-44 passim (Fall 1993)

newspaper images, 66(1):1, 18-19 (Win 2004)

WWI, 51(1):7 (Win 1989); 51(3):1-32 passim (Sum 1989)

whaling industry, 58(2):1, 2, 4, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 24 (Spr 1996)
written works. See Photographs/illustrations — of correspondence/written works

Photography

aerial, school established for-1910s. See Aerial Photography, U.S. School of
architect's use of, 51(2):21 (Spr 1989)
Bausch, Edward and, 22(2):13 (Apr 1960)
Eastman, George and. See Eastman, George
Edison, Thomas A. and. See Edison, Thomas Alva
impact, on portrait painters, 59(3):15 (Sum 1997); 59(4):16 (Fall 1997)
innovations and inventions, 38(1):16-17 (Jan 1976); 52(1):4-5 (Win 1990)

color, development, 50(1):4 (Jan 1988)
eidoloscope, 12(1):20-21 (Jan 1950)
kinetoscope. See Kinetoscope

international museum. See George Eastman House — as museum
Lumiere autochrome process, 50(1):5 (Jan 1988)
origins in Rochester, 62(1):13 (Win 2000)

Photography and the American Scene by Robert Taft, 10(4):19 (Oct 1948)
Photography from 1839 to Today, edited by Therese Mulligan and David Wooters, 62(1):19 (Win 2000)
Photography studio

Hudson Avenue, 57(1):11-12 (Win 1995)

Photoplay (magazine)

Eastman interview, 52(1):23 (Win 1990)

Physical Causes of Rochester's Prosperity by Herman LeRoy Fairchild, 10(4):20 (Oct 1948)
Physical education

at East High School, 31(2):11 (Apr 1969)
fitness training, in public schools-WWII, 55(4):15 (Fall 1993)
at Utica Female Academy, 1(2):5-6 (Apr 1939)

The Physical Growth of Rochester by Blake McKelvey, 13(4):1-24 (Oct 1951)
Physicians

allopathic versus homeopathic, 9(2&3):21 (Apr 1947)
as award recipients, 22(2):1, 3, 4, 16, 21 (Apr 1960)
birth/death records, completion of-1800s, 45(1&2):10, 11 (Jan & Apr 1983)
black community-1850s, 72(2):12 (Fall 2010)
on Bloomer costume, quoted, 57(3):19 (Sum 1995)
census

1820s, 51(4):7 (Fall 1989)
1950s, 32(4):6 (Oct 1970)

cholera, view on, 36(3):12 (Jul 1974)
cycling and, 69(2):18, 19, 21 (Spr 2008)
disease, and spread of, 45(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1983)
Durand, Henry S. See Durand, Henry Strong
federal survey of-1940s, 5(1):2 (Jan 1943)
fees of, versus druggist fees, 64(3):8 (Sum 2002)
female, 18(3):13, 21 (Jul 1956)

Lee, Sarah Ives, 70(1):1 (Fall 2008)
national association, 51(3):14, 20 (Sum 1989)
WWI activity, 51(3):1-15, 18-32 with photos (Sum 1989)

Goler, George W. See Goler, Dr. George W.
infanticide and-1800s, 45(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1983)
Lee, John M. See Lee, Dr. John Mallory
Manchester train wreck and, 56(2):17, 18, 20 (Spr 1994)
of pioneer era, 18(3):3 (Jul 1956); 29(3):16, 17, 19 (Jun 1967)
public health, roles in, 18(3):3, 6, 7, 13, 15, 18, 23, 25, 26, 27 (Jul 1956)
public perception of-1800s, 32(4):3 (Oct 1970)
as quacks-Civil War, 53(1):7 (Win 1991)
on South Goodman-1950s, 65(3):22 (Sum 2003)
in Southwest District, 60(2):21 (Spr 1998)
specialized, need for nurses, 70(1):6 (Fall 2008)
Temperance movement and, 54(2):4, 7-8 (Spr 1992)
tobacco consumption, opinions on-late 1800s, 60(1):7 illus, 12-13 (Win 1998)
training-1800s, 18(3):3 (Jul 1956); 32(4):2 (Oct 1970)

Pianos

manufacture-1800s, 18(2):11 (Apr 1956)
sales, 62(1):3 (Win 2000)

Piazza San Marco (Venice, Italy)

as ideal city center, 69(1):10 (Spr 2007)

"Piccanniny Coleman"

circus performance-1840s, 49(3):19 (Jul 1987)

Piccolomini

guest musician, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

Pickering, Edward C., 9(1):14-15 (Jan 1947)
Pickering, Timothy

Iroquois negotiations and-Nov. 1790, 1(1):10-11 (Jan 1939); 1(4):8 (Oct 1939)

Pickett's Charge-Civil War

108th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry in, 65(2):12-14, 20 illus (Spr 2003)

Pickford, Mary (film star)

auto purchase, 43(2&3):22 (Apr & Jul 1981)
as visitor-WWI, 5(4):7 (Oct 1943)

Picnics

baseball post-game suppers as, 62(2):9 (Spr 2000)
at Egypt Park, school outing, 60(3):17 (Sum 1998)
Independence Day, Sisters of St. Joseph and, 60(2):20 (Spr 1998)
at Irondequoit Bay, 56(1):9, 11, 14 (Win 1994)
in Italian community, 22(4):6, 12, 13, 20 (Oct 1960)
park facilities, 11(1):14, 18, 20 (Jan 1949)
in Polish community, 57(1):23 photo (Win 1995)
popularity, 11(2):15 (Apr 1949)
post-Civil War, 2(3):20 (Jul 1940)
of Schafer family, of Sam and Kate-1900s, 64(3):20 (Sum 2002)
St. George's Day, 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)
St. Mary's Church sponsors-1800s, 44(4):13-14 (Oct 1982)

Pictographs

among Native Americans, Jesuit use-1600s, 38(4):4, 5, 6, 22n.43 (Oct 1976)

Picture cases/frames

advertisement, 62(1):11 illus (Win 2000)

"Picturesque Rochester" competition, 17(2):18, 19 (Apr 1955)

sixth annual, 34(4):19 (Oct 1972)

Pidgeon, William

club membership, 14(4):13 (Oct 1952)

Pidgeon, William, Jr.

club membership, 9(4):14-15 (Oct 1947)

Pidgeon's Shoes

photograph, 55(3):22 (Sum 1993)

Piecework

of cottage industry. See Cottage industries

"Pied Piper"

Duffy, Father John M. as, 60(3):5 (Sum 1998)

Pieper, Oscar

residence, landscaper, 51(2):22 (Spr 1989)

Pier

at Charlotte Harbor, addition, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Pierce, Dr. (no given name)

patent medicine-1890s, 13(1):11 (Jan 1951)

Pierce, Abijah

family and residences-mid 1800s, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)

Pierce, Charley

Fairbank, Nathaniel K. and, 40(3):11 (Jul 1978)

Pierce, Francis Edwin

death-1890s, 65(2):18 (Spr 2003)
family, birth, and educational experiences, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)
military service-Civil War, 65(2):1-28 (Spr 2003)

at Antietam, 65(2):5-7, 21 illus (Spr 2003)
commands and promotions, 65(2):7, 11, 12, 17 (Spr 2003)
correspondence from, quoted, 65(2):8 (Spr 2003)
at Fredericksburg, 65(2):7-10, 19 illus (Spr 2003)
at Gettysburg, 65(2):11-14, 20 illus (Spr 2003)
at Morton's Ford, 65(2):14 (Spr 2003)
at Petersburg and Appomattox, 65(2):15-16 (Spr 2003)
at Spotsylvania, 65(2):15 (Spr 2003)
subsequent commission and service, 65(2):17-18 (Spr 2003)
wounds and illnesses, 65(2):13, 14-15, 16, 25n46, 25n49 (Spr 2003)

photograph, 65(2):1 (Spr 2003)
quotes characterizing, 65(2):4, 11, 13, 14, 15, 24n24 (Spr 2003)
Rochester Military Academy and-1860s

Civil War sendoff, 65(2):5 (Spr 2003)
founding role in, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)

Pierce, Miranda

family and residences-mid 1800s, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)

Pierce, Preston E.

as county historian, 66(4):18 (Fall 2004)
Liberian Dreams, West African Nightmare: The Life of Henry W. Johnson authored by

Part 1, 66(4):1-24 (Fall 2004)
Part 2, 67(1):1-20 (Win 2005)

Pierce, Samuel

as founder of Rochester Military Academy-1860s, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)

Pierce, Samuel D., Jr.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Pierce-Arrow (auto manufacturer)

auto prices-early 1900s, 43(2&3):9 (Apr & Jul 1981)
of Buffalo, NY, 43(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Pierce's Military Academy

student, George H. Harris, 44(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Pier Hotel, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Pierpont, Reverend John, 40(3):19 (Jul 1978)
Pierron, Father Jean (Jesuit)

missionary work-1600s, 13(3):5 (Jul 1951); 38(4):5-6, 7-8, 11, 22n.43 (Oct 1976)

quoted, 38(4):6, 8 (Oct 1976)

Piersol, Charles

Family Service of Rochester, Inc., position with-1940s, 23(2):18 (Apr 1961)

Pierson, Frederick T.

congressional candidacy-1920s, 41(4):12 (Oct 1979)

Pierson, Simon (of LeRoy, NY)

agricultural purchase, 30(2):7-8 (Apr 1968)
passes through Rochester, 4(2):5 (Apr 1942)

Pieta by Michelangelo

replica, in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):20 photo, 22 (Spr 2005)

Pifer, Ella

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):21 (Jan 1987)

Pigeons

on Commerce Building, 26(2):12 (Apr 1964)
cruelty to, 35(4):7 (Oct 1973)

Pig iron, 59(2):6 (Spr 1997)
Pignataro Maggiore (Italy), 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)
Pigs

on Native American reservation-1820s, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000)

Pike, Captain (no given name)

on Proteus (ship), 59(1):10 (Win 1997)

Pike, John B.

as library officer, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)

Pike, NY

anti-slavery movement and, 37(4):6 (Oct 1975)

Pike, William J.

as artisan, 60(2):24 (Spr 1998). See also Pike's Stained Glass Studios

Pike's Quarry

playground, conversion to, 11(1):12 (Jan 1949)

Pike's Stained Glass Studios

church commission, 60(2):24 (Spr 1998); 60(3):1 photo (Sum 1998)

Pike Stained Glass Studios

mausoleum windows designed by, 67(2):23 (Spr 2005)

Piles Grove

resident, Nathan S. Robert, 37(3):10 (Jul 1975)

Pilgrim Club

formation, 40(4):18 (Oct 1978)
remodeling plans, 40(4):20 (Oct 1978)

The Pillars boarding house, 12(2&3):10 (Apr 1950)
Pillars of Society

performance, 16(3):15 (Jul 1954)

Pillsbury, Parker

as abolitionist, 15(3):1-2, 7, 8, 9-10, 14-15 (Jul 1953); 37(4):8 (Oct 1975); 46(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Brown, John and, 46(1&2):11 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Canandaigua visit, 66(4):13 (Fall 2004)
Douglass, Frederick and, 67(3):11, 23n.27 (Sum 2005)

Pilot Line

illustration, 68(4):1 (Fall 2006)
operation, 51(4):9 (Fall 1989)
owner, 23(3):7 (Jul 1961)

Pilsudski, Jozef

in WWI, 57(1):12 (Win 1995)

Pinafore

performances, 16(3):8 (Jul 1954); 37(2):20 (Apr 1975)

Rochester Opera Club-1870s, 3(3):20 (Jul 1941)

Pinball machines

campaign against, 25(4):18 (Oct 1963)

Pindell Avenue

"Peck's" building, 40(2):8 (Apr 1978)

Pine

use, in boat manufacture, 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)

Pine and Palm (newspaper)

Nell, William Cooper and, 67(3):19 (Sum 2005)

Pine Camp (POW camp)

WWII laborers from

German, 56(3):10 (Sum 1994)
Italian, 56(3):6, 10 (Sum 1994)

Pine Ridge Reservation

Francis Edwin Pierce at-late 1800s, 65(2):18 (Spr 2003)

Pine trees

from Albany to Schenectady-1820s, 62(3):10 (Sum 2000)

Pinkerton detectives

labor strikes and, 25(1):16 (Jan 1963); 35(4):9 (Oct 1973)

Pinkham, Lydia

patent medicine-1890s, 13(1):11 (Jan 1951)

The Pink Lady

performance, 16(3):18 (Jul 1954)

"Pink slip" (insurance premium increase) controversy-early 1900s, 38(2&3):2-48 with photos (Apr & Jul 1976)
Pink tea, 3(3):22 (Jul 1941)
Pink Ticket Trip, 56(1):17, 20 (Win 1994)
Pin manufacture

factory's worth-1800s, 2(3):11 (Jul 1940); 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)

Pinnacle Avenue. See also Pinnacle Street

baseball game-late 1800s, 63(2):8 illus (Spr 2001)

Pinnacle burial ground

location, 55(1):13 (Win 1993)
religious affiliation, 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)

Pinnacle Hill Neighborhood Association

radio tower, opposition to, 32(3):10 (Jul 1970)

Pinnacle Hill Range

burial ground, 55(1):12-13 (Win 1993)
Erie Canal and, 49(4):5 (Oct 1987); 72(1):7 (Spr 2010)
geomorphology, 55(1):11-12, 13, 16, 31 illus (Win 1993); 72(1):7-8 (Spr 2010)

per George Harris-1880s, 44(1&2):36 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Iroquois trails on/near, 44(1&2):26, 28 (Jan & Apr 1982); 54(3):4 (Sum 1992)
quarry operations, 55(1):12-13 (Win 1993)
radio tower, 32(3):10, 12 (Jul 1970)
use, City Club discussion of, 9(4):4 (Oct 1947)

Pinnacle Range. See Pinnacle Hill Range
Pinnacle Street. See also Pinnacle Avenue

subsequently Clinton Avenue, 27(3):13 (Jul 1965); 55(1):13 (Win 1993)

Pio, Colonel Americo

public address, 22(4):14 (Oct 1960)

Pioneer Association of Rochester

banquet address, 6(2):9 (Apr 1944)
Kimball, Colby and, 17(2):3 (Apr 1955)
Pioneer Jubilee and, 6(2):9 (Apr 1944)

Pioneer Cemetery (Canandaigua, NY)

African-American interments, 66(4):21n., 21 (Fall 2004)

Pioneer Festival

dinner menu, 18(2):13-14 (Apr 1956)
historical sketch-1840s, 47(3&4):3-20 with illus (Jul & Oct 1985)

Pioneer History of the Holland Purchase of Western New York by Orsamus Turner, 6(2):10 (Apr 1944); 39(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1977)

O'Reilly (Henry) contributions, 6(2):9-10 (Apr 1944)

Pioneer Jubilee

description, 6(2):9 (Apr 1944)
location, 6(2):9 (Apr 1944)

Pioneer Library System, 23(4):23 (Oct 1961)

Reynolds Audio-Visual Department and, 36(4):34 (Oct 1974)

Pioneer Line (packet company), 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949)

Child, Jonathan and, 22(2):2 (Apr 1960)

Pioneer Packet Line

founders, Josiah Bissell, Jr. and Aristarchus Champion, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)

Pioneer Rifles (militia unit)

canal riot and-1830s, 54(3):15 (Sum 1992)

Pioneers. See also specific individual, family, institution, subject matter

biographical sketches

Allan, Ebenezer "Indian." . See Allan, Ebenezer "Indian"
Carroll, Charles, 42(4):1-28 with illus (Oct 1980)
congressmen, 41(3):1-13 with illus (Jul 1979)
Latta, George Clinton, Sr., 45(3&4):3-24 with illus (Jul & Oct 1983)
Morgan, William, 53(4):31-41 (Fall 1991)
O'Reilly, Henry, 7(1):1-24 (Jan 1945)
Patch, Sam, 53(3):1-23 (Sum 1991)
Rochester, Nathaniel, 24(1):1-23 (Jan 1962)
Weed, Thurlow, 2(2):1-24 (Apr 1940); 6(1):1-24 (Jan 1944)

blacks as, 21(4):1-3 (Oct 1959); 72(2):5-8 (Fall 2010)
cemeteries. See Cemeteries
college men among, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)
daily activities, 33(3):4 (Jul 1971)
energy sources, 46(3&4):7 (Jul & Oct 1984)
first permanent village residents. See Scrantom, Hamlet
French, Onondaga request for-1600s, 38(4):3 (Oct 1976)
fur traders, conflict with, 1(1):9 (Jan 1939)
general sketches, 2(1):1-11 (Jan 1940); 5(2):1-11 (Apr 1943); 11(2):1-6 (Apr 1949); 13(4):2-9 (Oct 1951); 21(2):1-20 (Apr 1959); 23(3):1-7 (Jul 1961); 24(3):1-11 (Jul 1962); 29(3):1-20 (Jun 1967); 30(2):1-20 (Apr 1968); 37(2):1-6 (Apr 1975); 49(4):1-6 with illus (Oct 1987)

almanacs, 3(1):1-24 (Jan 1941)
bridges. See specific bridge
contemporary accounts, 4(1):1-24 (Jan 1942); 16(2):1-15 (Apr 1954); 41(1&2):1-23 (Jan & Apr 1979); 47(3&4):1-24 with illus (Jul & Oct 1985)
Erie Canal. See Erie Canal
illustrated, 5(3):1-23 passim (Jul 1943)
industry/trade, 16(4):1-7 (Oct 1954); 40(1):1-6 (Jan 1978); 50(3):1-24 with illus (Jul 1988); 54(4):12-44 passim with illus (Fall 1992)
lodging accommodations, 31(4):1-7 (Oct 1969)
Phelps & Gorham Treaty-1780s, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939)
population, 12(4):1-6 (Oct 1950)
regional, 47(1&2):1-32 with illus (Jan & Apr 1985)
reminiscences, quoted, 4(1):1-24 (Jan 1942); 47(3&4):3-18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
travel account-1820s, 62(3):1-28 (Sum 2000); 62(4):1-28 (Fall 2000)
War of 1812, 4(4):1-24 (Oct 1942); 53(4):1-30, 41-42 with illus (Fall 1991)

housing

floor plans, 46(3&4):7 (Jul & Oct 1984)
illustration, 47(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1985)
types, 11(2):2 (Apr 1949)

immigrants as, 20(1):2 (Jan 1958). See also Immigrants
industry/trade, 40(1):2 (Jan 1978)
origins, 30(2):1-2 (Apr 1968). See also Immigrants

and dates of arrival, 47(3&4):18-19 (Jul & Oct 1985)

population, 12(4):1-6 (Oct 1950). See also Population figures/trends
religious traditions, 52(4):4 (Fall 1990)
relocations, 47(1&2):4-5, 6, 14-15 (Jan & Apr 1985)
of Seneca County (NY), origins, early 1800s, 42(2):2 (Apr 1980)
Seneca Nation, relations with, 44(1&2):2-4, 27 (Jan & Apr 1982)
settlement(s)

Castletown, 50(4):4 (Oct 1988); 54(3):1-24 with illus (Sum 1992)
clearing of land, traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)
covenant pattern, 47(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1985)
development, 3(2):1 (Apr 1941); 12(4):2-6 (Oct 1950)
economic bases, 36(3):3 (Jul 1974)
Frankfort, 50(3):1-24 with illus (Jul 1988)
Hanford's Landing. See Hanford's Landing
King's Landing. See King's Landing
location, factors determining, 45(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1983)
reenactment, 38(1):4 film script, photo (Jan 1976)
regional, 23(3):2 (Jul 1961); 38(1):7 (Jan 1976); 47(1&2):1-28 with illus (Jan & Apr 1985)
visitors' descriptions-early 1800s, 29(3):1-5 (Jun 1967)
Williamsburg, 4(3):1-24 (Jul 1942)

society. See Pioneer Society of Western New York
travel experiences, quoted, 47(3&4):4-18 passim (Jul & Oct 1985)
westward migration, Evershed journal-1840s, 39(1&2):7-44 with illus (Jan & Apr 1977)
works on, Lives and Reminiscences of the Pioneers of Rochester by John Kelsey, 6(2):11 (Apr 1944)

Pioneer Society of Western New York, 26(1):9 (Jan 1964)

first annual meeting-1840s

attendees, 47(3&4):18-19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
remarks, quoted, 47(3&4):3-18 (Jul & Oct 1985)

last annual meeting, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Pioneer Stage Company

founders, Josiah Bissell, Jr. and Aristarchus Champion, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)

"Pioneer Woman" by Bryant Baker (statue)

photograph, 47(3&4):17 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Pipelines

natural gas, origin, 60(4):7 (Fall 1998)

Pipes (smoking)

health and, 60(1):7 illus (Win 1998)
Kimball Tobacco Company and, 60(1):4, 10 (Win 1998)
meerschaum. See Meerschaum pipes
popularity, 60(1):16, 19 (Win 1998)
Union and Advertiser on, 60(1):16 (Win 1998)

quoted, 60(1):14 (Win 1998)

Pip Pepperpod

as pseudonym of C. W. Stoddard, 10(1):23 (Jan 1948)

Piquenard, Alfred H.

profession, 40(2):16 (Apr 1978)

Piquet, Father Francis (Sulpitian)

mission, formation & location, 13(3):17 (Jul 1951)

Pistilli, Al

employment and marriage-WWII, 66(2):15, 18 (Spr 2004)

Pistilli, Catherine (née Dupre)

employment and marriage-WWII, quoted on, 66(2):15, 18 (Spr 2004)

Pistols. See Guns
Pitchback waterwheel. See Triphammer Mill — waterwheel
Pitching (baseball). See also Baseball; specific pitcher

19th century work on, 63(2):17 photo caption (Spr 2001)
curve ball. See Baseball
rules-1800s, 63(2):17 photo caption (Spr 2001)

techniques and, 62(2):16-17 (Spr 2000)

Pitkin, Mrs. Louisa (née Rochester)

marriage, 26(1):11 (Jan 1964); 29(3):18 (Jun 1967)
residences, 5(3):6 (Jul 1943); 26(1):11 (Jan 1964); 28(2&3):5 (Apr & Jul 1966). See also Pitkin-Powers House
Rochester family and

property holdings, 5(3):6 (Jul 1943)
Rochester lineage, 8(2):16 (Apr 1946); 26(1):11 (Jan 1964)

spouse. See Pitkin, William

Pitkin, Mrs. William

first, death of, 26(1):11 (Jan 1964)
second. See Pitkin, Mrs. Louisa

Pitkin, William (1790-1868)

biographical summary, 26(1):10-11 (Jan 1964)
marriages, 26(1):11 (Jan 1964); 29(3):18 (Jun 1967)
as mayor (1845-1847), 26(1):10-11 (Jan 1964)

and officer of Rochester Irish Repeal Association, 68(3):9 (Sum 2006)

origins, 36(3):12 (Jul 1974)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
profession and parks appointment-1940s, 11(1):21 (Jan 1949)
residences, 5(3):6 (Jul 1943); 26(1):11 (Jan 1964); 28(2&3):3, 5, 44 with illus (Apr & Jul 1966). See also Pitkin-Powers House

Pitkin Building

daguerrean studios in, 62(1):20, 21 (Win 2000)
location, 62(1):20 (Win 2000)

Pitkin House. See Pitkin-Powers House
Pitkin-Powers House

illustration, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
as landmark, 27(3):7 (Jul 1965)
location, 12(2&3):12 map, 17 (Apr 1950); 27(3):7 (Jul 1965)
occupants, 2(3):19 (Jul 1940); 22(1):11 (Jan 1960); 28(2&3):5 (Apr & Jul 1966)
as scout headquarters, 26(2):9 (Apr 1964); 27(3):7 (Jul 1965); 28(2&3):44 (Apr & Jul 1966)

"Pitkin's Woods"

location and donation to UR, 41(3):16 (Jul 1979)

Pitoniak, Scott

acknowledgments, 62(2):21 (Spr 2000); 63(1):20 (Win 2001); 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)

Pitt, William, 13(3):18 (Jul 1951)
Pitts, Mr. & Mrs. (Honeoye, NY)

as abolitionists, 67(4):20 (Fall 2005)
daughter. See Pitts, Helen

Pitts, Gideon

Underground Railroad and, 21(4):9 (Oct 1959)

Pitts, Helen. See also Douglass, Mrs. Helen Pitts

biographical details, 67(4):20 (Fall 2005)
photograph, 67(4):20 (Fall 2005)

Pittsburgh, PA

baseball team-1800s, 64(4):6, 12, 18 (Fall 2002)
housing-1800s, 14(1):11 (Jan 1952)
intercity conference attendance, 27(1):12 (Jan 1965)
orchestras, local performances, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967); 34(4):8, 11 (Oct 1972)
resident, baseball player Sullivan-1870s, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)
weather, 15(1):19 (Jan 1953)

Pittsburgh Festival Orchestra

local performances-early 1900s, 34(4):8, 11 (Oct 1972)

Pittsburgh Symphony, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)
Pittsford, NY, 24(1):8, 9 (Jan 1962); 24(3):3 (Jul 1962)

bike path to/from-1890s, 19(3):8 (Jul 1957)
canalside improvements, 72(1):20 (Spr 2010)
county convention, delegates-1810s, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
dairy herd, contamination-1890s, 19(3):9 (Jul 1957)
description-1820s, 16(2):9 (Apr 1954)
founding-1780s, 1(4):3 (Oct 1939)
incorporation, 47(1&2):25n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
libraries, architects, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)
Monroe County, and formation of-1810s, 29(3):5, 8 (Jun 1967)
motor traffic to/from, 36(2):15 (Apr 1974)
population figures/trends

mid 1800s, 47(1&2):25-26n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
early 1900s, 19(3):14 (Jul 1957)

rail service to/from, 19(3):13, 14 (Jul 1957)
residents/residences

Boughton, Claudius, V., 4(4):15 (Oct 1942)
DeForest, Alling Stephen, 67(2):19 (Spr 2005)
join militia, 4(4):18 (Oct 1942)
Kempshall, Thomas-1800s, 26(1):5 (Jan 1964)
landscaped by A. S. DeForest, listing, 51(2):23 (Spr 1989)

routes to/from, 27(3):13-14 (Jul 1965)

East Avenue naming and, 13(4):10 (Oct 1951)
Main Street, 13(4):3 (Oct 1951)

schools, 18(1):24 (Jan 1956)
settlement, 3(2):1 (Apr 1941); 23(3):2 (Jul 1961); 47(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1985)
snowstorm, rail service in, 27(1):3 (Jan 1965)
town officials

on baseball players-1800s, 62(2):14 (Spr 2000)
supervisors, 40(2):7 (Apr 1978)

transit service to/from, 30(3):2 (Jul 1968)

snowstorm, rail service in, 27(1):3 (Jan 1965)
suburban trolley line plan, 12(1):6 (Jan 1950)

traveler's description of-1826, 41(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1979)
water services, 19(3):21 (Jul 1957)

Pittsford Plaza

canal lock nearby, 72(1):10, 17 (Spr 2010)

Pittsford Road

Iroquois trails along/crossing, 44(1&2):20, 27, 31 (Jan & Apr 1982)
location, 28(2&3):2 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Pittsford State Road

Court Street Bridge and, 3(2):3 (Apr 1941)
subsequently Monroe Avenue, 3(2):3 (Apr 1941)

Pittsford Street

drive to Pittsford-1850s, 2(1):23 (Jan 1940)
name changes, 27(3):13-14 (Jul 1965)

Pixon, A. J.

donation to industrial school, 68(4):8 (Fall 2006)

Plagues. See also Epidemics

grain farmers and, 3(4):13 (Oct 1941)

Planetarium, Strasenburgh

construction plans, 28(2&3):46 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Plane trees

on Eastman property, 51(2):4 photo caption (Spr 1989)

Plan of Union

proposal, 40(4):3 (Oct 1978)

Plant, Henry J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Plants. See Flora; Horticulture; Nursery industry; Seed industry; specific plant or tree
Plass, Mrs.

as police widow-1800s, 63(1):7 (Win 2001)

Plasterers Union

reorganization, 25(1):9 (Jan 1963)

Plaster images

production-1800s, 22(4):2 (Oct 1960)

Plastics manufacture

for auto industry, 43(2&3):31, 34, 37, 38 (Apr & Jul 1981)
plastic bags, 59(2):9 (Spr 1997)

Plat Books. See Atlases
Plat maps. See Maps
Platock, Mr. (no given name)

business enterprise-1900s, 64(3):9 (Sum 2002)

Platock's Tailor Shop

location and proprietor-1900s, 64(3):9 (Sum 2002)

Platt, (no given name)

as state boss, 14(2):14 (Apr 1952)

Platt, Charles A.

as architect, UR consultation, 30(1):22 (Jan 1968)

Platt, Clarence M.

City Planning Board, role on, 6(4):16 (Oct 1944)

Platt, Ezra

residence, places of-pioneer era, 47(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Platt, William G.

military service and death-Spanish-American War, 13(2):17 (Apr 1951)

Platt, Dr. William H.

on evolution, 8(4):20 (Oct 1946)
pastorate, 8(4):20 (Oct 1946)
on Rochester's future, 2(3):24 (Jul 1940)

Plattsburgh, NY

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):24 (Fall 2000)

Platt Street

bridge. See Platt Street Bridge; Pont de Rennes Bridge
as circus route-1860s, 49(3):9 (Jul 1987)
location, 50(3):12-13 map (Jul 1988)
naphtha explosion-1880s, 50(3):15 (Jul 1988)
structures on/near, 50(3):10, 20-21 (Jul 1988)

church, 60(2):3 (Spr 1998)
dye house, 69(2):10 illus (Spr 2008)
fire station, 50(3):10 (Jul 1988)
power plant, 60(4):15 (Fall 1998)
tenement housing-1800s, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)

Platt Street Bridge

construction/maintenance, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967); 33(2):20 (Apr 1971); 34(2):19 (Apr 1972)
history, 12(2&3):9 (Apr 1950)
location, 28(4):3 (Oct 1966)
as pedestrian bridge. See Pont de Rennes Bridge
snow dumping, 27(1):10 (Jan 1965)
view from, 5(3):23 (illus) (Jul 1943); 22(1):17 (Jan 1960); 26(2):5 (Apr 1964)

Play(s). See Recreation; Theater
Players Club (New York, NY)

member, Henry S. Durand, 61(2):3 (Spr 1999)

Playfields

locations, 11(1):2 (Jan 1949)
proposed, 11(1):23 (Jan 1949)

Playground Association of America

convention, 31(4):19 (Oct 1969)

Playground Division

in-service training programs, co-sponsor, 11(1):23 (Jan 1949)

Playgrounds

activities/programs, 11(1):19, 22 (Jan 1949)

book distribution, 11(1):19 (Jan 1949); 23(4):5 (Oct 1961)
depression, impact-1930s, 11(1):20 (Jan 1949)
Haynes (Rowland) recommendations, 11(1):16 (Jan 1949)

attendance

1909, 11(1):16 (Jan 1949)
1927, 11(1):19 (Jan 1949)
1949, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)

Children's Playground League. See Children's Playground League
development, 11(1):15-16 (Jan 1949); 14(4):11 (Oct 1952); 29(2):9, 18 (Apr 1967)

Columbia School and, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)
Eastman, George and, 38(1):18 (Jan 1976)
Edgerton, Mayor, support of, 19(2):16, 17 (Apr 1957)
Good Government movement and, 23(3):16 (Jul 1961)
Moulthrop, Samuel Parker and. See Moulthrop, Samuel Parker
opposition, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)
promotion campaign, 11(1):15 (Jan 1949)
United Charities and-early 1900s, 23(2):6 (Apr 1961)

funding, 31(2):13 (Apr 1969)
Industrial School of Rochester, 68(4):4 photo, 14 (Fall 2006)
locations, 26(4):18 (Oct 1964)

Clifford Avenue, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)
Crossroads District, 26(4):2 (Oct 1964)
first neighborhood, 12(1):12 (Jan 1950)
Front Street-early 1900s, 26(4):18 (Oct 1964)
parks, 11(1):10 (Jan 1949)
Pike's Quarry, 11(1):12 (Jan 1949)
public, on school grounds, 11(1):16 (Jan 1949); 19(2):13 (Apr 1957); 31(2):12 (Apr 1969)

municipal, 11(1):10, 16, 19, 20, 22-23 (Jan 1949); 31(1):19 (Jan 1969)
National Playground Association, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
personnel

directors, 11(1):16 (Jan 1949)
staff development, 11(1):19, 22-23 (Jan 1949)
superintendents, 11(1):17, 20 (Jan 1949); 19(2):17 (Apr 1957); 29(2):9 (Apr 1967)
unskilled laborers, 11(1):20 (Jan 1949)

popularity, 11(2):18 (Apr 1949)
reorganization, proposal, 11(1):23 (Jan 1949)
research/surveys, 11(1):16, 19, 23 (Jan 1949); 23(3):26 (Jul 1961)

Playing cards

of Kimball Tobacco Company, 60(1):10, 18, 21 illus (Win 1998)

Plays. See Theater
Plazas

shopping. See Shopping centers/malls

Pleasant Opening

Genesee Valley as, 4(3):3 (Jul 1942)

Pleasant Street

academy on, 65(4):23n.5 (Fall 2003)
church on-1970s, 63(3):19 (Sum 2001)

The Pleasure of the Table by George H. Ellwanger, 10(1):18 (Jan 1948)
Ploesti oil fields, Austria

WWII bombing runs on, 66(2):11 (Spr 2004)

Plough-makers' shops

census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

Plow

invention-1810s, 4(2):6 (Apr 1942); 30(2):8 (Apr 1968)

Plum Alley

photograph, 65(4):24 (Fall 2003)

Plumb, Watson S.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Plumbers

Polish, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)
of Southwest District, 60(2):21 (Spr 1998)

Plumbers Union

formation, 25(1):15 (Jan 1963)
strikes, 25(1):23 (Jan 1963)
wage demands, 25(1):10 (Jan 1963)

Plumbing

of model home-1890s, 43(1):8 (Jan 1981)

Plumbing inspectors, 27(4):3 (Oct 1965)
Plum Orchard Point

Native Americans at, 44(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Plutzik, Roberta

as newspaper columnist, quoted, 69(1):19 (Spr 2007)

Plymouth Avenue, 18(1):14 (Jan 1956)

apartments-late 1900s, 54(1):25 (Win 1992)
bicycle riding and accidents, 69(2):12 (Spr 2008)
building proposals, 6(4):4 (Oct 1944)
city unification, 27(3):2 (Jul 1965)
flooding of-1865, 58(3):4 (Sum 1996)
Hochstein Music School on, 56(3):20 photo (Sum 1994)
importance, 27(3):15-17 (Jul 1965)
industry-1800s, 49(4):11 (Oct 1987)
as Iroquois trail, 44(1&2):21, 24 (Jan & Apr 1982); 54(3):4 (Sum 1992)
landmarks, 27(3):16-17 (Jul 1965)
lift bridge, 8(2):9 (Apr 1946)
naming, 27(3):15-16 (Jul 1965)

previous name, 4(1):7 (Jan 1942); 60(2):10 (Spr 1998); 71(2):2 illus caption (Fall 2009)

photograph, winter scene, 50(1):20 (Jan 1988)
religious institutions on/near, 57(4):17 (Fall 1995); 60(2):10 (Spr 1998)

Puerto Rican community and-1900s, 70(2):12 (Fall 2007)

residents/residences, 27(3):16 (Jul 1965)

Brewster, Austin, 8(2):17 (Apr 1946)
Clark, George, 65(3):16 (Sum 2003)
Hills, Isaac, 26(1):10 (Jan 1964)
McQuaid, Bernard John, 60(2):10 (Spr 1998)
Silver, Henry D. and, 15(4):12-13 (Oct 1953)

transit services, 30(3):3, 7 (Jul 1968)

to South Park, 7(4):19 (Oct 1945)

urban renewal, 61(3&4):27, 29 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)

Plymouth Church. See Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth Circle

flower beds, 11(1):11 (Jan 1949); 27(3):16 (Jul 1965)
as landmark, 27(3):16 (Jul 1965)
original name, 27(3):16 (Jul 1965)
residents, Cromwell family, 65(3):14 (Sum 2003)

Plymouth clock, 8(2):13 (Apr 1946)
Plymouth Congregational Church. See also South Congregational Church

congregation

dissolution-early 1900s, 40(4):21 (Oct 1978)
signatures, 40(4):13 photo (Oct 1978)

donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)
events

Douglass fundraising-1890s, 46(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Washington, Booker T. address to-1890s, 21(4):17 (Oct 1959)

finances

construction expenses, 40(4):2, 7 (Oct 1978)
debts, 40(4):19 (Oct 1978)
pledges, 40(4):2, 16 (Oct 1978)

founding-1850s, 18(1):10 (Jan 1956); 40(4):2, 3, 4 (Oct 1978)

charter, amendment of, 40(4):15 (Oct 1978)

historical sketch, 40(4):1-23 with illus (Oct 1978)
music, development at, 40(4):6 (Oct 1978)
pastors

Adams, Myron. See Adams, Reverend Myron
Brown, Rev. William T., 23(3):17 (Jul 1961)

as peoples' clubhouse, 14(4):4 (Oct 1952)
photograph/illustrations, 40(4):12-13, 23 (Oct 1978); 71(2):inside cover (Fall 2009)
renamed Spiritualist Church-1910s, 40(4):1 (Oct 1978)
sale, 40(4):21 (Oct 1978)
services and philosophies, 40(4):11 (Oct 1978)

communion policies, 40(4):15, 16, 20 (Oct 1978)
evangelism, 18(1):10 (Jan 1956)
organization, 40(4):4 (Oct 1978)
pew policies, 40(4):7, 10 (Oct 1978)
social Christianity and, 14(4):4 (Oct 1952)
statement of faith, 40(4):4, 9 (Oct 1978)
Sunday School, 40(4):7 (Oct 1978)

structure

construction and subsequent owner, 71(2):inside cover (Fall 2009)
demolition-1950s, 18(1):10 (Jan 1956)

theological heritage, 40(4):1 (Oct 1978)
trustees

fund solicitation, 40(4):14 (Oct 1978)
policies, 40(4):14 (Oct 1978)
and women, 40(4):11 (Oct 1978)

workingman's club and, 25(3):12 (Jul 1963)

Plymouth Congregational Society

finances, 40(4):5-6 (Oct 1978)
formation, 40(4):4 (Oct 1978)
internal problems, 40(4):11 (Oct 1978)
women and, 40(4):7 (Oct 1978)

Plymouth Park

landscape architects, 50(2):23 with photo (Jul 1988)

Plymouth Presbyterian Church

pastor, Dr. Myron Adams, 3(3):15 (Jul 1941)

Plymouth Spiritual Church

monument inscription at former site of, photograph, 71(2):back cover (Fall 2009)
photograph and previous owner, 71(2):inside cover (Fall 2009)

Plymouth Towers

construction, 27(4):21 (Oct 1965)
residents, quoted-1960s, 26(2):1 (Apr 1964)

PNA. See Polish National Alliance
Pneumatic Railway Signal Company. See General Railway Signal Company
Pneumonia

possible diagnosis-1850s, 42(2):14 (Apr 1980)

POAU. See Protestants and Other Americans United for the Separation of Church and State
Poetry. See also Poets

anti-slavery, 37(4):30-31 (Oct 1975)
baseball, 63(1):7 (Win 2001)
Buell, Henry's readings of-1940s, 65(3):9 (Sum 2003)
cinquain, local creation, 42(1):21 (Jan 1980)
class on-1890s, 48(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Cornhuskers by Carl Sandburg, dedication to local poet, 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)
cycling, 69(2):19, 22 (Spr 2008)
evolutionary theory, poetry quoted on, 8(4):8 (Oct 1946)
Ode in Commemoration of the First Settlement of Western New York by William H. C. Hosmer, reading, 6(2):6 (Apr 1944)
Subject of Famous Verse, 'Casey at the Bat,' Played Ball on Early Team Here (newspaper article) by Edmund Redmond, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)
by Williams, Alberta, quoted, 54(1):13, 29n.30 (Win 1992)
Yonondio and The Warriors of the Genesee by William H. C. Hosmer, 6(2):8 (Apr 1944)

Poets

Alling, Rose Lattimore, 10(1):14 (Jan 1948)
Alt, Florence May, 10(1):15 (Jan 1948)
Barnes, Mrs. Maria, 10(1):13 (Jan 1948)
Browning, Robert, 10(1):5, 6, 9 (Jan 1948)
Crapsey, Adelaide. See Crapsey, Miss Adelaide
Doolittle, Miss Mary, 10(1):14 (Jan 1948)
Ellwanger, William, 10(1):19 (Jan 1948)
Emerson the Poet by Mrs. Joseph O'Connor, 10(1):7 (Jan 1948)
Fisher, Mrs. George W., 10(1):14 (Jan 1948)
Hosmer, William H. C. (Avon, NY), 6(2):6, 8 (Apr 1944)
Linn, Edith Willis, 10(1):14 (Jan 1948)
Pool, Bertha Scrantom, 10(1):14 (Jan 1948)
Sandburg, Carl, dedication to local poetess, 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)
Smith, Mary Riley, residence, 10(1):13 (Jan 1948)
Williams, Alberta, 54(1):13, 29n.30 (Win 1992)

Pogroms

in Poland-early-1900s, 64(2):8, 9 (Spr 2002); 64(3):13 (Sum 2002)

Poinier, Mr. and Mrs. (no given names)

residence-1800s, 8(2):17 (Apr 1946)

Point Judith, RI

mutinied slave ship landing, 37(4):12 (Oct 1975)

Point Pleasant Hotel, 56(1):24, 31 (Win 1994)
Point Pleasant Volunteer Firemen's Association

Field Days, 56(1):20 (Win 1994)

Poisoning

by alcohol, 61(3&4):13 (Sum & Fall 1999)
animal control methods, 35(4):15 (Oct 1973)
tobacco consumption and, 60(1):14 (Win 1998)

"Poison Row"

tenement housing-1800s, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)

Polah, Andre, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Poland

Clock of the Nations and, 69(1):13 photo caption (Spr 2007)
factories, machinery purchases for, 57(2):3 (Spr 1995)
immigrants from. See Polish immigrants
independence, local support for-1940s, 57(2):13 (Spr 1995)
local loyalty to, 57(2):17, 18 (Spr 1995)
pogroms in, 64(2):8, 9 (Spr 2002); 64(3):13 (Sum 2002)
Polish-Soviet War (1919-1920)

local nurses, 57(1):15 (Win 1995)
medal recipient, 57(1):16 photo, 17 (Win 1995)

Schafer family in-early 1900s, 64(2):4-11 (Spr 2002)
U.S. envoy from, 57(2):3 (Spr 1995)
World War I and, 57(1):12-17 (Win 1995)

Paderewski address, 57(1):16-17 (Win 1995)
reconstruction relief, 57(1):17 (Win 1995)

World War II and

Polish American enlistee, quoted, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)
Polish community and, 57(2):10-15 (Spr 1995)

Polar bears

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):6, 7 (Win 1997)
Seneca Park Zoo, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)

Polar regions

Arctic expedition, 59(1):1-24 with illus (Win 1997)

Polar whales, 58(2):10 (Spr 1996)
Police, Board of

mayoral post on-1880s, 28(1):17 (Jan 1966)

Police Advisory Board

citizen complaints-1960s, 29(2):20 (Apr 1967)
creation-mid 1900s, 25(4):26-27 (Oct 1963); 29(2):19 (Apr 1967)
integration attempts, 25(3):24 (Jul 1963)

Police Commission

abolition, 25(4):10 (Oct 1963)
city services and, 2(3):14 (Jul 1940)

Police Court

justice, Samuel W. D. Moore-1800s, 26(1):19 (Jan 1964)
juvenile cases-1890s, 33(2):20 (Apr 1971)
location, 25(4):8 (Oct 1963)

Police department. See Rochester Police Department
Police forces

at Chicago world's fair-1890s, 43(1):3 (Jan 1981)
municipal. See Rochester Police Department

Policemen. See Rochester police officers
Police officers. See Rochester police officers
Police stations. See Rochester Police Department
Policewomen. See Rochester police officers
Polio epidemics and treatment, 18(3):26 (Jul 1956)
Polish (language)

loss of, 57(2):16 (Spr 1995)
newspaper, 57(2):5 (Spr 1995)
school, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
at St. Michael's Church, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)
suppression-WWI, 39(4):8 (Oct 1977)

Polish Army

local recruits

parade, post WWI, 57(2):24 photo (Spr 1995)
WWI, 57(1):13 (Win 1995)
WWII, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

Paderewski address and-WWI, 57(1):17 (Win 1995)

Polish Army Veterans Association of America

Post No. 27, 57(2):5 (Spr 1995)

Polish Arts Society

formation, 25(3):9 (Jul 1963); 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)

Polish Baptist Church, 57(2):24 photo (Spr 1995)

dissolution, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)
WWII enlistees from parish of, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

Polish Citizens Committee

WWI fundraising

Hoover Relief Commission, 57(1):17 (Win 1995)
Ignacy Paderewski and, 57(1):15-17 (Win 1995)

Polish Clothing Manufacturing Company

formation and dissolution, 57(2):4-5 (Spr 1995)
location, 57(2):3, 4 (Spr 1995)
Polish envoy at, 57(2):3 (Spr 1995)

Polish community. See also Polish immigrants

Catholic churches, 57(1):6-7 (Win 1995)
commercial enterprises, 57(1):9, 11-12 (Win 1995); 57(2):3-5, 15-16 (Spr 1995)

construction, 57(1):8 (Win 1995)

education. See also St. Stanislaus School

McQuaid, Bishop, quoted on, 57(1):7 (Win 1995)

freedoms, suppression-WWI, 39(4):8 (Oct 1977)
Great Depression and-1930s, 57(2):7-10, 21 (Spr 1995)
historical sketch, 57(1):1-24 with illus (Win 1995); 57(2):1-24 with illus (Spr 1995)
housing and, 27(4):5 (Oct 1965)
immigrants. See Polish immigrants
Jewish, YMCA membership, 16(1):13 (Jan 1954)
language. See Polish
loss of ethnic identity-1970s, 57(2):16-17 (Spr 1995)
population

1880s, 57(1):3 (Win 1995)
1920s, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)
early 1900s, 57(1):7 (Win 1995)
mid-1900s, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)
stability-1930s, 57(2):9-10 (Spr 1995)

published history of, 10(4):18 (Oct 1948)
religious schism, 57(1):10-11 (Win 1995)
Socialist support-1910s, 39(4):11 (Oct 1977)
social organizations, 57(1):11 (Win 1995); 57(2):5-6, 15, 17 (Spr 1995)
Spinoza Literary Society and-1800s, 48(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1986)
war relief efforts-WWII, 5(1):11 (Jan 1943)
WWI and, 57(1):12-17 with illus (Win 1995)

Polish Dramatic Club, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)
Polish Falcons of America

military training by, 57(1):12 (Win 1995)
national convention in Rochester-1940, 57(2):11 (Spr 1995)
Nest 52, 57(1):11, 14 photo (Win 1995)

children's program, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)
clubhouse remodeling, 57(2):5 (Spr 1995)
field days, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)
membership, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)

WWI and, 57(1):12-13 (Win 1995)
WWII recruitment program, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

Polish Grey Samaritans

in WWI, 57(1):13, 15, 15 photo, 24 photo (Win 1995)

postwar parade, 57(2):24 photo (Spr 1995)

Polish Home Army-WWII

refugees from, 57(2):14 (Spr 1995)

Polish immigrants. See also Polish community

comparative numbers, 25(3):6, 16, 19, 22 (Jul 1963)
culture clubs, 25(3):21 (Jul 1963)
family photographs, 57(1):18, 23 (Win 1995)
historical sketch, 57(2):1-24 passim with illus (Spr 1995)
laborers

in clothing industry, 22(3):6 (Jul 1960)
as "Reds," 25(1):13 (Jan 1963)
as strike breakers, 25(1):23 (Jan 1963)
unionization, 51(4):18 (Fall 1989)

loyalty to homeland, 57(1):10-11, 12-17 (Win 1995)
of Near Northeast District, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967); 64(3):7 (Sum 2002). See also Schafer, Sam
settlement patterns

1960s, 57(2):16 (Spr 1995)
1980s-1990s, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)

societies, 25(3):20 (Jul 1963)
as war refugees

WWI, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)
WWII, 57(2):14 (Spr 1995)

war relief funds, 25(3):20 (Jul 1963)
WWI draft and, 39(4):9 (Oct 1977)

Polish Institute

library station at, 23(4):4 (Oct 1961)

Polish National Alliance

Catholic Church and, 57(1):10 (Win 1995)
field days, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)
liberation of Poland and, 57(1):12 (Win 1995)
local lodges, 57(1):10, 11 (Win 1995)
Polonia Civic Centre and, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)
support for independence of Poland-1940s, 57(2):13 (Spr 1995)

Polish National Catholic Church

schism in Polish community and, 57(1):10-11 (Win 1995)

Polish National Department (Washington, D.C.)

WWI donations to, 57(1):17 (Win 1995)

Polish Nation Home (community center)

change in oversight and relocation, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)

Polish People's Home, Inc.

location, 57(2):5 (Spr 1995)
use, 57(2):5 (Spr 1995)

Polish Relief Committee

fundraising-1940s, 5(1):11 (Jan 1943)

Polish Socialist Alliance. See Alliance of Polish Socialists
Polish-Soviet War (1919-1920)

local nurses, 57(1):15 (Win 1995)
medal recipient, 57(1):16 photo, 17 (Win 1995)

Polish Town. See Polish community
Polish War Victims Relief Committee-WWII

American Red Cross and, 57(2):11 (Spr 1995)
contributions to, 57(2):13 (Spr 1995)
formation, 57(2):10 (Spr 1995)
recruitment program, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

Polish Woman's Alliance

benefit dinner, 57(2):18 (Spr 1995)

Political Aspects and Prospects in Europe (1854) by Daniel Dewey Barnard, 41(3):12 (Jul 1979)
Political Buontempone Club (Italian society)

formation, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)

Political clubs

Democratic, 28(4):20 (Oct 1966)
Good Time Club (Political Buontempone, Italian), 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
Hickory clubs-1830s, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
Italian Democratic Club, 22(4):7 (Oct 1960)
Republican, 28(4):20 (Oct 1966)
Tippecanoe Club, 1(3):5-6 (Jul 1939)
West End Political Club, 22(4):7 (Oct 1960)
women's. See Political Equality Club; Women's clubs/associations; Women's Political Equality Club

Political conventions

anti-masonic-1820s, 53(4):38-39 (Fall 1991)
appearance-1820s, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
constitutional

NYS. See New York State government
reform convention (U.S.)-1840s, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Democratic. See Democratic Party
Republican. See Republican Party
socialist-1910s, 39(4):6 (Oct 1977)

Political corruption

Aldridge, George and, 14(2):20 (Apr 1952). See also Aldridge, George W., Jr.
funds, irregular use of, 14(2):17 (Apr 1952)
Genesee Valley Canal and, 56(4):7-8 (Fall 1994)
of Lord, Jarvis and George D.-1870s, 14(2):7 (Apr 1952)
municipal water supply and

Hemlock water works contract, 34(2):7, 9 (Apr 1972)
Lake Canadice shoreline purchase, 34(2):15 (Apr 1972)

of polls, 14(2):10 (Apr 1952)
in Rodenbeck administration, 14(2):17 (Apr 1952)
in text selection, 14(2):15 (Apr 1952)

Political Equality Club. See also Women's Political Equality Club

Alling (Joseph T.) speech to, quoted, 57(4):15-16 (Fall 1995)
Anthony (Susan B.) honor-1890s, 7(2):19, 23 (Apr 1945)
formation, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
formerly Women's Political Club, 7(2):18 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):15, 16 (Jul 1948); 17(4):14-22 (Oct 1955)
initiatives

school board resolution, quoted, 17(4):17-18 (Oct 1955)
suffrage activities, 10(2&3):16-17, 19, 20 (Jul 1948); 14(4):10 (Oct 1952)
UR coeducation campaign, 10(2&3):16, 17, 19 (Jul 1948)

members/officers

Anthony, Mary, 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948); 57(4):5 (Fall 1995)
Anthony, Susan B., 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948)
Gannett, Mary, 17(4):14-22 (Oct 1955)
president, 7(2):18 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948)

river pageant entry-1910s, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)
subsequently Monroe County Woman Suffrage Party, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union and, 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948)

Political parties

of mid 1800s, 2(3):3 (Jul 1940)
affiliations with

of congressmen (U.S.), 41(3):1-24 with illus (Jul 1979); 41(4):1-24 with illus (Oct 1979)
of mayors, 26(1):1-20 (Jan 1964); 28(1):1-24 (Jan 1966); 32(2):1-28 (Apr 1970)

American Labor Party-1930s, 14(2):22 (Apr 1952)
American Party. See American Party
Citizen's Party. See Citizens Party
communist. See Communist parties
conventions. See Political conventions; specific party
Democratic Party. See Democratic Party
Democratic Union Party. See Democratic Union Party
Good Government League. See Good Government League
historical sketch, 14(2):1-24 (Apr 1952)
Independent Labor League. See Independent Labor League
Know Nothing Party. See Know Nothing Party
Labor Reform Party. See Labor Reform Party
Liberal Party, 14(2):22 (Apr 1952)
populist. See Populist Party
proletarian. See Proletarian Party
Republican Party. See Republican Party
role in Rochester civic life, 20(2):23-24 (Apr 1958)
socialist. See Socialist Party
Whig Party. See Whig Party
workers. See Workers Party

Political publications

seizure, by police-1910s, 39(4):20 (Oct 1977)

Political raids

targeting radical groups-1910s, 39(4):20 (Oct 1977)

Political Reform Association

member, 14(2):12 (Apr 1952)

Politics

Aldridge, George W., Jr. and. See Aldridge, George W., Jr.
banking industry and, 49(2):3-4, 20n.4 (Apr 1987)
Bloody Shirt era (1860-1870s), 14(2):6 (Apr 1952)
Civil War era, 23(1):8-9, 17 (Apr 1951)
clubs. See Political clubs
corruption. See Political corruption
Cuban Missile Crisis, Senator K. B. Keating and, 41(4):20 (Oct 1979)
elected offices, rotation of, 14(2):5 (Apr 1952)
elections. See Elections
Good Government League. See Good Government League
Good Government Movement. See Good Government Movement
in government, 24(3):27-28, 29, 38 (Jul 1962). See also specific issues
historical sketch/summaries, 14(2):1-24 (Apr 1952)

mid 1800s, 2(3):3 (Jul 1940)
1890s, 3(3):5-9 (Jul 1941)

Monroe County, and formation of, 33(2):3-5 (Apr 1971)
newspapers on. See also specific newspaper

during 1890s, 13(1):1-6 (Jan 1951)
Civil War issues, 23(1):2, 3, 5, 7-8, 17-23 (Jan 1961)

parties. See Political parties
Polish community and, 57(2):5 (Spr 1995)
political appointments

of judges. See Judges; specific judge
of port collectors. See Port of Genesee/Rochester
of postmasters. See Postmasters

political parades, appearance-1840s, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
reform efforts

association for, 14(2):12 (Apr 1952)
ballot law (1890), 14(2):7 (Apr 1952)
Civil Service-late 1800s, 14(2):10 (Apr 1952)
of Havens, James. S., 14(2):20 (Apr 1952)

Rochester History articles featuring, 51(1):6-7 (Win 1989)
in Romulus, NY-1850s, 42(2):17 (Apr 1980)

The Politics of Reform: Kansas City's Municpal Government: 1925-1950, 19(1):17 (Jan 1957)
Polk, President James K. (1795-1849)

Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
as presidential candidate, support/opposition-1840s, 1(3):18 (Jul 1939); 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Pollizzi, Gioranni

as award recipient, 32(1):13 (Jan 1970)

Pollution, 24(4):7, 14 (Oct 1962). See also Environment

cesspool effects, 35(2):16 (Apr 1973)
industrial-WWII, 66(1):13 (Win 2004)
Irondequoit Bay-1890s, 56(1):15-16 (Win 1994)

Polo field

location, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)

Polonia. See Polish community
Polonia Civic Centre (Centrala)

activities

1930s, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)
late 1900s, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
Pulaski Day, Hudson Avenue library opening and-1933, 57(2):9 (Spr 1995)
WWII, 57(2):13 (Spr 1995)

chairperson, Edmund Lorentz, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)
organizations under, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)

Polo y Bernabe, Señor

as ambassador, passage through Rochester-1890s, 13(2):3-4 (Apr 1951)

Polytechnic Institute (Brooklyn, NY)

baseball game on ice and-1800s, 62(2):24 illus (Spr 2000)

Pomeroy, Enos, 29(3):18 (Jun 1967)

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Monroe County, and formation of-1820s, 33(2):5 (Apr 1971)

Pomeroy Express Company, 1(3):13 (Jul 1939)
Pomeroy Family

land holdings, 67(2):5 (Spr 2005)

Pomeroy's (Montreal hotel)

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):18-19 (Fall 2000)

Pomfret, NY

resident, Alonzo Cherry, 59(3):20n.8 (Sum 1997)

Pomology, 45(3&4):34 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Pond, Charles F.

as banker, views on depression of 1893, 14(3):3 (Jun 1952)
as Boys in Blue member, 3(3):8 (Jul 1941)
education, 8(2):21 (Apr 1946)
entertainment efforts, 8(2):19 (Apr 1946)
pedestrian accident, 8(2):23 (Apr 1946)

Pond, Mrs. E.

donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

Pond, Elias

on Mt. Hope Cemetery organizational committee, 50(4):9, 17 (Oct 1988)

Pond, Mrs. Marian B.

Time is Kind authored by, 10(4):4 (Oct 1948)

Pond, "McGuckin." . See Pond, Nathan P. "Ned"
Pond, Nathan P. "Ned"

baseball association, position with, 8(3):17 (Jul 1946); 64(4):3 (Fall 2002)
as baseball player-1800s, 8(3):17 (Jul 1946); 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000); 63(2):8, 16 (Spr 2001); 64(4):4 illus (Fall 2002)

nickname, 63(2):16 (Spr 2001)

as parade marshal-Spanish-American War, 13(2):13 (Apr 1951)
as writer, 8(2):1, 8 (Apr 1946)

Pont de Rennes Bridge

formerly Platt Street Bridge, 54(4):42 map caption (Fall 1992)
Upper Falls viewed from, 50(3):21, 22 (Jul 1988)

Ponte Vecchio (Florence, Italy), 26(2):6 (Apr 1964)

description/commentary on, 14(1):5 (Jan 1952)
Main Street Bridge as, 27(3):3 (Jul 1965)

Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith

director, 52(4):12 (Fall 1990)

Pony rides

at Children's Day celebration-early 1900s, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)

Pool

poolroom fines, 25(4):3 (Oct 1963)
popularity-early 1900s, 52(1):10, 14 (Win 1990)

Pool, Bertha Scrantom

as poet, 10(1):14 (Jan 1948)

Poole, C. Arthur

as city manager, 32(2):5 (Apr 1970)

Poolrooms

fines, 25(4):3 (Oct 1963)

Pools, swimming. See Swimming pools
"The Poor Boy's College" (newspaper article)

quoted-1850s, 66(4):9 (Fall 2004)

Poor Farm

Monroe County Board of Supervisors and-1850s, 68(4):4-5 (Fall 2006)

Poorhouse, 21(2):20 (Apr 1959)

county. See Monroe County Almshouse; Monroe County Poor House

Poor Laws of England

local relief efforts and-1850s, 68(4):5 (Fall 2006)

Poor persons. See also Poverty

Bibles and, 36(3):5 (Jul 1974)
boarders with, 3(4):15 (Oct 1941)
cash flow-1830s, 3(4):9 (Oct 1941)
St. Augustine's Church and, 60(2):20 (Spr 1998); 60(3):17 (Sum 1998)
YMCA depots for, 16(1):4 (Jan 1954)

Poor tax

Monroe County Poor Committee and-1850s, 68(4):5 (Fall 2006)

Pope, E. & Co., Surgical Instrument Makers, 59(3):10 (Sum 1997)
Pope, E., & J.C. Hobbey, Dentists, 59(3):10 (Sum 1997)
Pope, Elijah

as dentist, 59(3):10, 21n.13 (Sum 1997)

business names, 59(3):10 (Sum 1997)

Pope, Elijah, Manuf. Surgical Instruments, 59(3):10 (Sum 1997)
Pope, John

as Union General, Fitz-John Porter and, 66(3):14 (Sum 2004)

Pope Leo XIII

scholarship standards, 25(2):5-6 (Apr 1963)

Pope Manufacturing Company

product line and merger, 43(2&3):5-6 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Pope's Mill

map, 2(1):5 (Jan 1940)

Pope-Whitney combine, 43(2&3):6 (Apr & Jul 1981). See also Electric Vehicle Company
Popham, Jack

profession and burial site, 67(2):27 (Spr 2005)

Poplar trees

on Eastman property, 51(2):4 photo caption (Spr 1989)

Popular Science Monthly

on tobacco consumption, quoted, 60(1):13-14 (Win 1998)

Population figures/trends

of 1790s, 12(4):2 (Oct 1950); 24(3):5 (Jul 1962)
of 1800s

early , 11(2):3, 5 (Apr 1949); 12(4):2 (Oct 1950); 26(4):3 (Oct 1964); 33(3):2 (Jul 1971); 34(3):2, 3 (Jul 1972); 51(4):4, 5 (Fall 1989); 55(1):5 (Win 1993)
early to mid, 38(1):10 (Jan 1976); 47(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1985); 47(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1985)
mid, 34(3):2, 3 (Jul 1972); 43(4):18 (Oct 1981)
mid to late, 38(2&3):9 (Apr & Jul 1976)
late, 30(3):6 (Jul 1968)
1810s, 11(2):3 (Apr 1949); 12(4):3 (Oct 1950); 23(3):4 (Jul 1961); 33(2):2 (Apr 1971); 48(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1986); 71(1):20 (Spr 2009)
1820s, 2(1):8 (Jan 1940); 11(3&4):4-5, 8 (Jul 1949); 23(3):6 (Jul 1961); 24(3):9 (Jul 1962); 25(4):2 (Oct 1963); 30(2):18 (Apr 1968); 49(2):4 (Apr 1987); 54(4):3 (Fall 1992); 59(2):4, 16 (Spr 1997); 62(3):10, 12, 15, 18, 21 (Sum 2000); 62(4):7 (Fall 2000)

Erie Canal and, 72(1):4 (Spr 2010)

1830s, 11(2):8 (Apr 1949); 11(3&4):8 (Jul 1949); 23(3):8 (Jul 1961); 24(3):12 (Jul 1962); 33(2):10 (Apr 1971); 44(4):1 (Oct 1982); 72(1):6 (Spr 2010)
1830-1850, 40(2):5 (Apr 1978)
1835-1855, 11(2):8 (Apr 1949)
1840s, 33(2):12 (Apr 1971)
1845-1890, 56(1):6 (Win 1994)
1850s, 11(2):8 (Apr 1949); 11(3&4):13 (Jul 1949); 48(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1986); 59(3):3 (Sum 1997)
1850-1870, 40(2):9 (Apr 1978)
1860s, 2(3):8 (Jul 1940); 19(3):4 (Jul 1957); 23(1):2 (Jan 1961); 24(3):16 (Jul 1962); 53(1):7 (Win 1991)
1870s, 33(2):17 (Apr 1971); 34(3):10 (Jul 1972)
1880s, 11(1):1 (Jan 1949); 19(3):11 (Jul 1957); 34(4):2 (Oct 1972)
1880-1925, 43(4):19 (Oct 1981)
1890s, 11(2):13 (Apr 1949); 12(1):14 (Jan 1950)
age demographics-1840s, 1(3):3 (Jul 1939)
Albany, NY-1800s, 39(3):5-6, 7, 15 (Jul 1977); 62(3):10 (Sum 2000)
Auburn, NY-1820s, 62(3):18 (Sum 2000)
Batavia, NY-1820s, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)
for blacks. See Blacks/black community
California, Gold Rush era, 39(1&2):1 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Canandaigua, NY-pioneer era, 47(1&2):18, 19 (Jan & Apr 1985); 62(3):18 (Sum 2000)
Catholic community

1800s, 52(4):4 (Fall 1990)
Irish catholics, 19(4):3, 5, 14 (Oct 1957)

census(es)

1790, 12(4):2 (Oct 1950); 47(1&2):3-4 (Jan & Apr 1985)
1810, 12(4):2, 3 (Oct 1950); 47(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1985)
1815, 11(2):3 (Apr 1949)
1820, 11(3&4):5 (Jul 1949)
1822, 11(3&4):4-5 (Jul 1949); 12(4):5 (Oct 1950)
1825, 36(3):3 (Jul 1974)
1827, 40(1):5 (Jan 1978)
1830, 12(4):6 (Oct 1950); 36(3):3 (Jul 1974)
1835, 11(2):8 (Apr 1949)
1845, 25(3):1 (Jul 1963)
1850, 25(3):2 (Jul 1963); 67(3):26n.65 (Sum 2005)
1855, 11(2):8 (Apr 1949)
1890, 11(2):13 (Apr 1949); 12(4):14 (Oct 1950); 28(4):1, 7 (Oct 1966)
1910, 12(4):12-14 (Oct 1950)
1940, 12(4):16 (Oct 1950)
first seven, comparison, 51(4):7 (Fall 1989)
Italian immigrants identified in-mid 1800s, 22(4):2 (Oct 1960)
nursery data (NYS)-mid 1800s, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
state-1845, 25(3):2 (Jul 1963)

for children-1940s, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)
energy sources/technology and, 46(3&4):19, 20 (Jul & Oct 1984)
environmental impact, on Irondequoit Bay, 56(1):15-16 (Win 1994)
ethnic. See Immigrants; specific ethnic community
"first class status," achievement-early 1900s, 34(4):5 (Oct 1972)
Genesee Country

1790, 47(1&2):3 (Jan & Apr 1985)
1800s, early to mid, 47(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1985)
1800s, late, 19(3):11-12 (Jul 1957)
1810s, 24(3):5 (Jul 1962); 47(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1985)
1830s, 47(1&2):24, 28 (Jan & Apr 1985)
1850s, 47(1&2):25-26n.7 (Jan & Apr 1985)
1900s, mid, 19(3):25 (Jul 1957)

historical sketch, 12(4):1-24 (Oct 1950)
immigrant. See Immigrants; specific ethnic community
by life stage-mid 1900s, 26(2):19 (Apr 1964)
metropolitan Rochester

1910s, 19(3):17 (Jul 1957)
1940,