Greece, New York’s Town Hall moved from its long‑time home on West Ridge Road to a new civic center in north Greece. The transition marked the end of an era for a building that had served the community for nearly eight decades; a structure first occupied in 1919 and used until 1998. The move reflected the town’s growth and the need for a more modern, spacious municipal complex. By December 1999, town offices had fully settled into the new Town Hall in north Greece, creating a centralized civic hub better suited to the expanding population. Demolition of the former building began in April 2001, closing the chapter on a landmark that had stood for generations.

1967 illustrated map titled "Map of Historic Sites in Greece" with historical overview of the history of the Town of Greece. Also features notable landmarks and events spanning centuries, beginning with early Native American campsites from the 1600s and British military activity in 1789, followed by pioneer settlements in the 1790s. The map highlights transportation milestones such as the Old Ridge Road—once traveled by ox carts, stagecoaches, and covered wagons—and the Old Trolley Line, which operated from 1891 to 1925. Recreational and cultural sites like the Old Manitou Beach Amusement Park and Little Coney Island in nearby Webster (1880–1919) are also depicted, alongside significant community institutions such as the Mother of Sorrows Church, established in 1839, and Kodak Park, founded in 1890. Includes geographical information, as well.

The parking lot of Northgate Plaza. The plaza opened in October, 1953 and housed Wegman's, Star Market, Woolworth's and McCurdy's at various times during its history. In this photo, Wegman's can be seen at the left end of the plaza and Star Market at the right end of the main building. It is currently anchored by Walmart and several other large chain retailers and service centers.

Pictured, 1950s presentation of the creations of the Barnard Craft Club. The club was started in the late 1930's in the home of Ms. Ethel Kleehammer. The group continue to meet and create until the late 1980's.

Greece represented in 1938 Apple Blossom parade in LeRoy, New York by "Greece Queen" Dorothy Callaghan (of 39 Beaumont Road, Greece, NY). The float was built by Barnard fireman and won first place at the closing ceremonies. Attended by Supervisor Gordon Howe, Mrs. Milton Carter (wife of Greece Police Chief Milton Carter) and Sheriff Al Skinner, 1938.

The Demay Hotel located on the corner of Latta and North Greece Roads, 1971. The Demay Hotel was originally built in 1909 and went by many names over the subsequent years, including The Domino Inn and the North Greece Hotel. It was demolished in 2017.

Aerial view of the Dewey Avenue and Stone Road intersection looking north. The distinct curved face of the Dutch Mill restaurant is visible on the west side of Dewey Avenue. 1946

Aerial view of Ridge Road at Corona Road and Ayers Street looking northwest, 1955. Stone Road is running between Howard Johnson's and Kearhart Garage.

Corporal William H Clark(e) pictured at twenty years old in 1863. He was wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg and served in the battles of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, as well. He was a member of the Greece Baptist Church and Greece Grange. He died April 27, 1924.

A 1960-61 fifth grade class at the Britton Road School. Britton Road School was located at Britton Road and Dewey Avenue and opened in 1950. The school closed in 1981. This is the current location of Dairy Queen and the Big Lots Plaza (2019).

Long Ridge Mall construction, Long Pond Road looking north. The McCurdy's sign can be seen on the northwest corner of the mall. McCurdy's was the anchor store of the mall when it opened in October 1969. The adjacent Greece Towne Mall opened two years earlier. Sears and B. Foreman's were also premier retailers of Long Ridge Mall, which eventually merged with Greece Towne Mall in the mid-1990's to form The Mall at Greece Ridge.

Located in West Greece near the corners of Manitou and Ridge Roads, the Congregational Church of Parma - Greece was built in 1824-25. It was abandoned and eventually razed around 1902.

Summer beachgoers at Ontario Beach Park in Charlotte. The beach was in proximity to the sprawling amusement park that included an extensive boardwalk, ethnic villages, bath houses, and variety shows, 1910's.

The Pulis - Losey - Boylin General Store and Post Office located in West Greece on the corner of Manitou and West Ridge Roads. Destroyed by fire in 1974.

Home of Willis N. Britton at 1549 Dewey Avenue; between Avis and Knickerbocker Streets. Converted to the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer from 1927 until 1956 and prior to that functioned as School No. 41.