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Seth Green: The Most Important Fisherman in American History

Throughout this year, George Payne has written about and photographed the progress of the Lower Fall Foundation towards making the Lower Falls Park and Gorge a World Heritage Site. Today’s

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Five Versions of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House

You’ve heard from George Payne on numerous occasions, recently in The Spirit of Corn Hill Lives: Photographing Rochester’s Most Historically Diverse Neighborhood. Throughout the year,

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Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism to reprint “Imperium in Imperio: Sutton Griggs’s Imagined War of 1898”

Today, I received unexpected and good news (see at end). Unaccustomed to such requests as a non-tenure track faculty member at Keuka College, I was more than pleased that Twentieth Century

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The Spirit of Corn Hill Lives: Photographing Rochester’s Most Historically Diverse Neighborhood

You’ve heard from George Payne on numerous occasions, recently in Warner Castle & the Sunken Garden: Two Public Gems in Highland Park. Throughout the year, George has written about and

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Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge: One of the best kept secrets of Western New York

You’ve heard from George Payne on numerous occasions, most recently in Warner Castle & the Sunken Garden: Two Public Gems in Highland Park. Today George shares an account of his visit

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Warner Castle & the Sunken Garden: Two Public Gems in Highland Park

After the publication Sunday of George Payne’s Touring Hawkeye: An Inside Look at Kodak’s Most Enigmatic Landmark, our MOJO stats skyrocketed in views. And, adding to George’s saga,

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Touring Hawkeye: An Inside Look at Kodak’s Most Enigmatic Landmark

You’ve heard from George Payne on numerous occasions, most extensively on the work of the Lower Falls Foundation to create a World Heritage Site in the Lower Falls Park and Gorge. Today

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Passing the torch at the Susan B. Anthony House

I arrived too late yesterday at the 19th Amendent Celebration in the Susan B. Anthony Neighborhood for the speeches and to see Alex White (who you’ve met before) in his 19th century

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Search results for: george payne

Seth Green: The Most Important Fisherman in American History

Five Versions of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House

Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism to reprint “Imperium in Imperio: Sutton Griggs’s Imagined War of 1898”

The Spirit of Corn Hill Lives: Photographing Rochester’s Most Historically Diverse Neighborhood

Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge: One of the best kept secrets of Western New York

Warner Castle & the Sunken Garden: Two Public Gems in Highland Park

Touring Hawkeye: An Inside Look at Kodak’s Most Enigmatic Landmark

Passing the torch at the Susan B. Anthony House

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