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T. A. Baum, residence of	T. B. Ryder, residence of, South Goodman
T. Meyer, residence of	T. W. Ford, Plumbing
Taber	Tacci
Taccone	Taddeo
Taft	Taft's Dental Rooms
Taglino	Taintor
Tait	Takeda
Taking molten glass from Bausch and Lomb furnace during World War I	Talaska
Tallinger	Tallman
Talman	Tanger
Tanghe	Tanner
Tannery of Jacob Graves	Taplin
Tarantello	Tarba, M. D. Manufacturing Co.
Tarrant	Tatlock
Taxidermy Department at Ward's, 1883	Taylert
Taylor	Taylor Building
Taylor Instrument Companies	Taylor The Tailor
Taylor's Business College	Taylor, A. J., & Son's Business College
Taylor, J., & Sons	Taylor, James W.
Teak Room, Soule house	Teal
Teall	Teall and Sons, Caterers, 25 No. Fitzhugh St.
Teare	Tegg
Tegg, Albert, & Son	Tegy
Telfair	Telfair Sanitarium
Tellier	Temple Beth El
Temple Sinai, 363 Penfield Rd., Brighton	Tennison
Tenny	Tepper
Terborg	Teresi
Terrel	Terrell
Terrill	Terry
Tesch	Teute
Thackray	Thatcher
Thayer	The "City Mills" of Joseph Strong
The "New York Mills" of J. F. Mack and T. J. Paterson	The 1865 Flood
The Academy Building (formerly Rochester Free Academy), 13 S. Fitzhugh St.	The Aqueduct
The Aqueduct and river below Court Street Dam, low water	The Aqueduct and River Below Court Street Dam-Low Water
The Aqueduct from South Avenue	The Armistice Celebration at East Ave. and Main St., Nov. 11, 1918
The Bank of Monroe	The Bank of Monroe, 21 Exchange Street
The Beater House of the Old Powder Mills	The beautiful Irondequoit country
The Bicknell Houses, 63 and 67 Spring Street, 1875, Linocut by Norman Kent 1929	The Bishop's residence and St. Andrew's Seminary
The Bloss Tavern as it stood on East Avenue, in Brighton, prior to its removal in 1936 to make way for a gas station	The Burns Block as it appeared in 1851; situated on the Northeast corner of Main and State Streets
The Campbell-Whittlesey house	The carriage and blacksmith shop of J. & F. Fetzner on Ridge Road West in Greece, 1877
The Carthage high bridge, 1819	The Cedars, residence of J. A. McBride, Pittsford
The Chute	The City Hall
The Cogswell Fountain	The Corning Homestead, Webster
The Council Rock on East Avenue as it appeared in 1899	The Court House Square at Rochester, 1827
The Depot, 41 N. Main Street, Pittsford	The Dossenbach Orchestra at the Lyceum
The Douglass Monument	The Eastman Laboratory
The Elms on N. Goodman Street	The Enos Stone house. The first frame dwelling erected on the East side of the Genesee River in what is now-the City of Rochester, photograph taken 1899
The Episcopal Church Home	The Esplanade
The famous Latta Elm, Yates Farm	The First Aqueduct
The first high school, Chester Dewey Principal, 1838	The first Main Bridge (before completion)
The Flour City National Bank of Rochester	The Four Corners
The Four Corners in 1827	The Frankfort Mills of Moseley & Motley, 1868
The Frankfort Mills of Moseley and Motley	The Frankfort Mills of Moseley and Motley, 1868
The Genesee Falls, Rochester, 1838	The German American Bank
The Gorge, Genesee River	The Granite Building
The Granite Building (detail)	The great Sibley fire, 1904
The H. H. Warner Building	The Hahnemann Hospital
The Hayden Furniture Company	The Hiram Sibley Block, Main Street East
The home built by Col. Nathaniel Rochester, 1824	The Jonathan Child House
The Jonathan Child House located at 37 S. Washington St.	The last winter of the old Erie Canal in Rochester, reproduced from a lithograph of a drawing made by Walter H. Cassebeer in 1918
The Lenox, West Avenue and Prospect Street	The Linen Store
The Livingston	The Lomb Residence, Pittsford
The Lower Falls	The Lower Falls, 1870's
The Main Falls 1870's	The Main Falls at Rochester
The Main Falls of the Lower Genesee (by Lesueur, 1816)	The Main Falls viewed from the Northwest in 1816
The Main or Middle Falls	The Masonic Temple
The McCrackenville Tavern, this was known as the North American Hotel, which stood on the Northwest corner of State and Brown Streets for 71 years between 1820 & 1891	The Meadows, Genesee Valley Park
The Metropolitan area looking South and North	The Middle or Main Falls
The Mount Hope Nurseries, 1855, greenhouses and office of Ellwanger and Barry	The National (1940's?)
The New Court House	The new Government Building
The New Market (1838)	The new Police Station, Rochester
The New Wilder Building	The Old Allen Seminary
The old B'rith Kodesh Temple, cornerstone of which was laid in 1893, corner of Gibbs and Groves Streets	The old Child Building, concert hall, the top floor of this building which stood on Exchange Street, opposite Spring
The old Hanford Tavern, 1883	The old Hanford Tavern, photograph: taken 1883
The Old Liberty Pole Corner	The Old Lighthouse at Charlotte
The old Lockup at Charlotte, built in 1872, abandoned 1915	The old Market Building, Front Street facing Market Street
The old National Hotel	The old Union Tavern, which formerly stood on the site which is now the corner of East Avenue and Vick Park A
The Oliver Culver House	The Original Aqueduct
The Orringh Stone Tavern	The P. Cox Commercial Building
The Pageant of Rochester Pathways of Progress, Edgerton Park, August 11 to September 9, 1934	The Pathfinder, Rochester Auto Club
The Patrick Barry House and Carriage House, 692 Mount Hope Avenue	The Peck house, formerly situated at the Southeast corner of Spring and Fitzhugh Streets, was built by Everard Peck about 1820, and was his house for many years until his death in 1854
The Perkins residence, East Avenue	The Pinnacle, looking West from Cobb's Hill Reservoir, 1922
The Post Express Building	The present Temple B'rith Kodesh on Elmwood Avenue
The Reservoir, Highland Park	The River Genesee, as seen from the Soldier's Memorial Bridge at Ridge Road
The Rochester Hotel	The rock of Carthage
The Scrantom cabin, 1812 (drawing by Norman Kent)	The Second Aqueduct, Viewed from the Main Street Bridge, 1838
The Seneca and Iroquois on Lake (sailboats)	The shimmering river through the trees, Seneca Park
The skaters, Genesee Valley Park	The Snow Wire Works, 74 Exchange Street
The Spring House	The Spring House, 3001 Monroe Avenue, Pittsford
The State Arsenal, now known as Convention Hall, on Washington Square	The State Industrial School
The Strong Museum	The Third Ward (& "Corn Hill")
The Third Water Power and adjoining tract	The Twist
The unfeltered Cataract, Main Falls of the Genesee River (Rochester) as they appeared in the days of the Senecas	The Upper or Main falls of the Genesee, ca. 1818
The Wilder Building	The Wilder Building, [before 1900]
The Williams and Werner Co., 152 Clinton Ave. North	The Woodbury Whip Company
Theim	Thelen
Theodore Roosevelt School, See School no. 43	Theological Seminary
Thiele	Thing, S. B., & Co.
Third Presbyterian Church	Third Presbyterian Church (1838)
Third Presbyterian Church (1838), South side of Main Street East, between present South and Clinton Avenue	Third Presbyterian Church, facade and tower, 1936
Third Presbyterian Church, Main Street, between St. Paul and Clinton	Third Presbyterian Church, side view, 1936
Third Ward house by A. J. Warner	Third Ward Preservation District
This view shows the site of old Carthage Landing, on the East side flats of the Genesee River, at Rochester, about one mile North of the lower falls	Tholens
Thomas	Thomas & Wegman
Thomas Bolton, ladies and children's shoes, corner Andrews Street	Thomas Bolton, residence of
Thomas Bolton, shoe factory	Thomas Cornes, residence of, Brockport
Thomas Emerson's Crescent Mills, 1838	Thomas J. Jeffords, residence of, with portraits, East Rush
Thomas J. Neville, residence of	Thomas Leighton, residence of, East Avenue
Thomas Manufacturing Co.	Thomas S. Johnston, residence of
Thompson	Thompson Creamery
Thompson Jr.	Thompson, George H., & Co.
Thompson, M. O., & Co.	Thoms
Thoms, Charles M.	Thomson
Thomson & Kenfield	Thomy
Thornell	Thornton
Thorpe	Thorvald Maijgren, 152 Seneca Parkway
Thrall House, 4929 Ridge Road (Route 104), Parma Township	Three houses on Clover Street, Brighton
Three leading hostelries	Tibbits
Tice	Tichner & Jacobi
Tiernan	Tierney
Tierson	Tietage
Tighe	Tillotson
Timber Jam at the Aqueduct St. Patrick's Day, 1865	Timberg
Times Square Building	Times Square Building, 45 Exchange Street
Timmens	Timmerman
Tindell	Tinker
Tinker House, 1585 Calkins Road, Henrietta Township	Titus
Titus & Babcock	To Hanford's Landing, Maplewood Park
Toan	Toates
Tobin	Todd
Tofany	Tolliver
Tomaselli	Tomczak
Tomer	Tomlinson
Tompkins	Tonawanda Railroad Bridge, across the Erie Canal at Rochester, 1836
Tone	Tonnewanta Railroad Bridge (1838)
Tonnewanta Railroad Bridge, across the Erie Canal	Toohey
Toole	Tooley
Toomey	Tooney
Topham	Torpey
Torres	Torrey
Totten	Tottten
Tough	Touhey
Tourtellot	Tower
Tower & Lamont	Tower & Ross-Lewin
Tower and statue of Mercury, William S. Kimball & Company	Towert
Town	Town on the Genesee at the Falls (1816)
Towne	Townsend
Townson	Tozer
Tozier	Tracy
Traders Box and Lumber Co.	Traders Box and Lumber Company
Traders National Bank	Traffic Control at Four Corners, c. 1908
Traffic on Main Street, ca 1928	Trant
Traub	Trautman
Traver	Traynor
Treadwell	Treat
Treat Witherspoon House, 25 Clarissa Street, Rochester	Treawald, residence of Mrs. Mathias Kondolf
Treman	Trenkler
Trentman	Trescott
Tressy	Triangle Building [at] Main Street East and East Avenue
Triangle Building, 20-26 East Avenue	Trihey
Trimble	Trimby
Trinity Episcopal Church (1880)	Tripp
Trivelli	Trolleys on Main Street
Troop H Cavalry Farm, Irondequoit	Trost
Trott	Trotter
Trotter, Chas. W., & Son	Trousdale
True	Truesdale
Truesdell	Truman
Truman Smith, residence of, Mendon	Truska
Trust Building	Trzeciak
Tubbs	Tucker
Tully	Tunile
Turn of the Century trolley service to Charlotte	Turner
Turney	Turning Point Park
Turpin	Turrell
Turrill	Tuttle
Tutty	Twelve Way Crossing, Rochester Railway Company
Twetchell	Twilight. on Pinnacle Hills
Twitchell	Tyler
Tytler, Alexander, & Co.

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