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Aqueduct.

from New York Public Library

  • Jeff Freeland said:
    This was taken during the 1865 flooding of the Genesee River. The Erie Canal is in the foreground and follows the line of debris to the buildings on the opposite shore. The aqueduct crossed the River as a stone trough on stone masonry arches. The flood waters and flotsam are as high as the walls of the aqueduct's trough.
  • Jeff Freeland said:
    This is the image labeled #61 on the reverse, where the tic mark is (a common way of identifying the image on the front)

John Brown's Grave at North Elba, N.Y. [Reverse side.]

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  • kam sing yang said:
    hero!

Powers' Hotel and Block, Rochester, N.Y.

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  • Laub47 said:
    I have a letter written on letterhead stationary dated 1926 written by a salesman that worked for the company I am retired from. It sais "THE POWERS HOTEL" ROCHESTER, N.Y. In smaller type it also sais J. Messner, President and Manager. also "COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, COURTESY.
  • Azariah1820 said:
    The Powers Hotel on the corner of Plymouth and Main was a place of style & prestige, I lived in the Powers Hotel in 1958, it served as housing for first years students of Rochester Institute of Technology, a fellow student by the name of Benware was dismissed for he was found to be the cause of firecrackers tossed in the lobby. The second year, I resided at the "Old Brick Church", economical housing for RIT students. Rochester New York was a magnificent specimen in those days. Felix