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| Kodak Tower {1914} & Brick Presbyterian Church (1903). Rochester, NY. | Kodak Tower (1914 & 1930) (19 floors) (343 State St.). Rochester, NY. Architect: Gordon & Kaelber + Howard Wright Cutler. | Kodak Tower crown & spire. Rochester, NY. | Kodak Tower spire. Rochester, NY. |
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| High Falls industrial buildings with Kodak Tower beyond. Rochester, NY. | High Falls industrial buildings with Kodak Tower. Rochester, NY. | High Falls Business Center in repurposed industrial buildings. Rochester, NY. | High Falls with Rochester skyline. Rochester, NY. |
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| High Falls of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Genesee River below High Falls. Rochester, NY. | Genesee River trestle bridge with industrial buildings beyond. Rochester, NY. | Genesee industrial buildings. Rochester, NY. |
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| High Falls Historic District commercial buildings. Rochester, NY. | Rochester Water Works Old Holly Pump Station (1873) & Center at High Falls Historic District. Rochester, NY. | Doorway detail of Rochester Water Works Old Holly Pump Station (1873) in High Falls Historic District. Rochester, NY. | Rabbit on restaurant sign in High Falls Historic District. Rochester, NY. |
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| Times Square Building (1930) (14 floors) (45 Exchange Blvd.) (16 Main St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker. | The Wings of Progress atop Times Square Building. Rochester, NY. | Art Deco entrance of Times Square Building. Rochester, NY. | Powers Building (1869) (9 floors) with observation tower (1873). Rochester, NY. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner. On National Register. |
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| Corner facade detail of Powers Building. Rochester, NY. | Mansard roof facade detail of Powers Building. Rochester, NY. | Powers Building (1869) mansard roof detail with observation tower (1873) built to keep tallest building in Rochester status. Rochester, NY. | Powers Building facade details. Rochester, NY. |
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| Powers Building streetscape. Rochester, NY. | Black glass Crossroads Building (1969) (15 floors) (2 State St. at Main). Rochester, NY. Architect: Kahn & Jacobs. | Wilder Building (1887) (1 E. Main St. at State). Rochester, NY. Style: Victorian Romanesque. Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner. On National Register. | Facade detail of Wilder Building (1887) (1 E. Main St. at State). Rochester, NY. |
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| Executive Building (former Powers Hotel) (1890) (36 W Main St.). Rochester, NY. Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner. | City Place building (1904) (8 floors) with Terra Cotta facade (50 West Main at Fitzhugh). Rochester, NY. | Monroe County Office Building (former courthouse) (1894) (39 W. Main St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Italian Renaissance. Architect: J. Foster Warner. | Facade of Monroe County Office Building (1894) with justice statue. Rochester, NY. |
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| Pioneer School (1873) (13 S Fitzhugh St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Victorian Gothic. | Victorian Gothic facade of Pioneer School (1873). Rochester, NY. | St Luke & St. Simon Cyrene Episcopal Church (1824) (17 S. Fitzhugh St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Josiah Brady. On National Register. | Reynolds Arcade (1932) (16 E Main St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Gordon & Kaelber. |
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| Art Deco facade of Reynolds Arcade (1932) (16 E Main St.). Rochester, NY. | Art Deco facade details of Reynolds Arcade (1932) (16 E Main St.). Rochester, NY. | First Federal Plaza (1976) (21 floors) (28 E. Main St.) with revolving restaurant. Rochester, NY. Architect: Corgan, Balestiere & Leaper. | Core skyline of Rochester. Rochester, NY. |
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| Rochester's Mercury Statue (1881) by Guernsey Mitchell formerly atop tobacco factory, remounted on Aqueduct Building (1973). Rochester, NY. | Modern buildings along Genesee River. Rochester, NY. | Rochester Riverside Convention Center (1985) over Genesee River at Main St. Bridge. Rochester, NY. Architect: James Stewart Polshek. | Granite department store building (1893) (12 floors) (130 E Main St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Renaissance Revival. Architect: J. Foster Warner. On National Register. |
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| Corner detail of Granite Building (1893) city's first skeletal steel skyscraper. Rochester, NY. | Granite Building doorway details. Rochester, NY. | Sibley's department store building with clock tower (1905) (228 East Main St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Chicago Styoe. Architect: J. Foster Warner. On National Register. | Clock tower of Sibley's department store building (1905) (228 East Main St.). Rochester, NY. |
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| Sibley Tower (1911 & 26) (25 Franklin St.). Rochester, NY. Style: Chicago Styoe. Architect: J. Foster Warner. On National Register. | Stainless steel Liberty Pole (1965) (190 foot) by James H. Johnson before Sibley Tower. Rochester, NY. | Temple Building (1925) (14 floors) (Liberty Pole Plaza). Rochester, NY. Style: Neo-Gothic skyscraper. Architect: Gordon & Kaelber + Carl R. Traver. | Charter One Bank (now Rochester Savings Bank) (1929) (40 Franklin St.). Rochester, NY. Style: 20th-century Byzantine. Architect: McKim, Mead & White + J. Foster Warner. On National Register. |
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| Portal with copper door surround of Rochester Savings Bank (1929) (40 Franklin St.). Rochester, NY. | Copper door surround detail of Rochester Savings Bank building. Rochester, NY. | Clock tower (1909) of St. Joseph's Church (108 Franklin St.). Rochester, NY. | St Joseph's Church (1846 + clock tower 1909) (108 Franklin St.). Rochester, NY. Architect: Jones & Nevins; then Joseph Oberlies. On National Register. |
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| The Metropolitan (formerly Chase Tower & Lincoln First Bank) (1973) (27 floors) (1 S Clinton Ave.). Rochester, NY. Architect: John Graham & Co.. | Modern crown of The Metropolitan skyscraper. Rochester, NY. | The Metropolitan facade. Rochester, NY. | Five Star Bank Plaza (former One HSBC Plaza & Marine Midland Plaza) (1970) (21 floors) (100 Chestnut St.). Rochester, NY. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. |
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| Clinton Square Building (1990) (Broad St.). Rochester, NY. | Tower 280 (former Midtown Tower) (1962) (280 E Broad St.) with projecting row of windows over black Xerox building. Rochester, NY. | Xerox Tower (1968) (30 floors) (100 S Clinton Ave.). Rochester, NY. Architect: Welton Becket & Assoc.. | Legacy & Xerox Towers. Rochester, NY. |
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| Genesee Passage steel sculpture (1996) by Albert Paley at Legacy (former Bausch & Lomb) Tower. Rochester, NY. | Legacy Tower (former Bausch & Lomb Place) (1995) (20 floors) with Wintergarden Cafe glass structure. Rochester, NY. Architect: Fox & Fowle Architects. | Wintergarden Cafe glass structure at Legacy Tower. Rochester, NY. | Rooftop crown atop Legacy Tower. Rochester, NY. |
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| First Universalist Church (1907) (150 S Clinton Ave.). Rochester, NY. Style: Romanesque Revival. Architect: Claude Fayette Bragdon. On National Register. | Romanesque brickwork of First Universalist Church. Rochester, NY. | Octagonal dome of First Universalist Church. Rochester, NY. | Tile representing winged bull of St. Luke on First Universalist Church. Rochester, NY. |
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| Frontier's (former Rochester Telephone) building on Washington Square. Rochester, NY. | Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument before Frontier building on Washington Square designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. Rochester, NY. | Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument (1892) by Leonard W. Volk on Washington Square. Rochester, NY. | Infantry soldier bronze sculpture (1892) by Leonard W. Volk at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. |
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| Sailor bronze sculpture (1892) by Leonard W. Volk at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. | Cannoneer bronze sculpture (1892) by Leonard W. Volk at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. | Officer in great coat bronze sculpture (1892) by Leonard W. Volk at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. | Sailor bronze sculpture (1892) by Leonard W. Volk at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. |
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| Bronze panel of canons being fired at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. | Bronze panel of battle of Monitor & Merrimack at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. | Bronze panel of battle at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. | Bronze panel of Lee's surrender to Grant at Soldiers' & Sailors' Civil War Monument. Rochester, NY. |
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| St Mary's Church (1855) with spire added (1939) on Washington Square. Rochester, NY. On National Register. | Portal of Rochester's St. Mary's Church (1855). Rochester, NY. | Plaque marking world's first photographic film made in 1889 by George Eastman. Rochester, NY. | Rundel Memorial Building (1934) of Rochester Public Library (115 South Ave.). Rochester, NY. Style: Beaux Arts, Art Deco. Architect: Gordon & Kaelber. On National Register. |
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| Central Library addition (1999) of Rochester Public Library. Rochester, NY. | Rochester Community War Memorial arena (1955 & renovated 1998) (100 Exchange Blvd.). Rochester, NY. Architect: Leonard A. Waasdorp. | Colorful exterior architecture at The Strong National Museum of Play. Rochester, NY.  | Susan B. Anthony House (1859) (17 Madison St.). Rochester, NY. |
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| Eastman House (1905) (900 East Ave, Rochester, NY). Rochester, NY. Style: Georgian Revival. Architect: J. Foster Warner. On National Register. | Queen Anne style house (1900) (192 N Goodman St.). Rochester, NY. | 263 S. Plymouth Ave. (1880) in Historic Corn Hill district. Rochester, NY. | 275 S. Plymouth Ave. in Historic Corn Hill district. Rochester, NY. |
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| 291 S. Plymouth Ave. (1880) in Historic Corn Hill district. Rochester, NY. | Gothic revival style heritage house in Historic Corn Hill district. Rochester, NY. | Corn Hill heritage houses (1886 &1870) (86 & 84 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. | Federal style heritage house (1832) (98 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. |
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| Federal style heritage house (1830) (102 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. | Italianate style heritage house (1866) (97 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. | Front door detail of Italianate style heritage house (1866) (97 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. | Italianate style heritage house (1866) (97 Adams St.) & Eastlake Queen Anne house (1888) (101 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. |
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| Eastlake Queen Anne house (1888) (101 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. | Gothic revival style heritage house (1870) (107 Adams St.). Rochester, NY. | Queen Anne style house (1890) (79 Atkinson St.). Rochester, NY. | Gothic revival style heritage house (1860) (42 Atkinson St.). Rochester, NY. |
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| Gothic revival style heritage house (1835) (35 Atkinson St.). Rochester, NY. | Italianate style heritage house (1860) (20 Atkinson St.). Rochester, NY. | Italianate style heritage house (1860) (20 Atkinson St.). Rochester, NY. | Federal style heritage house (1835) (21 Atkinson St.). Rochester, NY. |
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| Stone heritage house converted carriage house (9 Atkinson St.). Rochester, NY. | Heritage house corner Atkinson St. at S. Plymouth Ave. Rochester, NY. | Erie Canal scene in winter at Schoen Place, Pittsford. Rochester, NY. | Row of renovated heritage commercial buildings along Erie Canal at Schoen Place, Pittsford. Rochester, NY. |
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| Pittsford Flour Mill (1882) on Erie Canal at Schoen Place, Pittsford. Rochester, NY. | Heritage cast iron trestle bridge over Erie Canal at Schoen Place, Pittsford. Rochester, NY. | Rush Rhees Library (1927) topped by neoclassical Hopeman Memorial Carillon tower at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Neoclassical Hopeman Memorial Carillon tower atop Rush Rhees Library (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. |
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| Owl detail of Neoclassical Hopeman Memorial Carillon tower atop Rush Rhees Library (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Neoclassical Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Neoclassical frieze detail of Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Entrance door of Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. |
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| Relief roundels showing Papyrus & Chiseling methods of writing on Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Relief roundels showing writing & printing history on Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Relief roundels showing lithography & typesetting history on Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Relief roundels showing Polyhymnia & Thalia muses on Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. |
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| Relief roundels showing Terpsichore & Euterpe muses on Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Relief roundels showing Clio & Urania muses on Rush Rhees Library facade (1927) at University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | Quadrangle of University of Rochester with Rush Rhees Library. Rochester, NY. | Lattimore Hall on Quadrangle of University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. |
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| Strong Hall on Quadrangle of University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. | University of Rochester Interfaith Chapel (1970s) on campus Quadrangle. Rochester, NY. |
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