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Greece Boy Scouts Washington, DC Trip with Barber Conable
Boy Scouts posing with U.S. Representative Barber Conable, 1984. Barber Conable served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1965-1985.
Carousel at The Mall at Greece Ridge
Carousel horse at The Mall at Greece Ridge, 2009. The Mall at Greece Ridge began its history as two separate malls. Greece Towne Mall opened in 1967 and Long Ridge Mall opened in 1969. The two malls merged in 1994.
Erie Canal Frozen in Winter
The Erie Canal, frozen in the winter, 2005. During the winter, the canal is drained and locks are lowered to redirect water flow.
Aerial View of Manitou Beach
Aerial view of Manitou Beach, 1959.
Aerial View of Manitou Beach
Aerial view of Manitou Beach, 1977.
M. Cathy Mendriski-Helmes Meeting Santa
M. Cathy Mendriski-Helmes striking a deal with Santa, 1951.
District #11 Class Photo
Class photo of District #11, 1907. School was located on Ridge Road where Home Depot currently stands.
District #11 Class Photo
Class photo of District #11, located on Ridge Road (where Home Depot is currently located), 1906. William Britton is far left, back row.
Greece Central School Class of 1938
The 1938 Greece Central School Class.
Hoover Drive School “Symphonettes”
The symphonette group of the Hoover Drive School, 1946.
Aerial View of Britton Road School
Aerial view of the Britton Road School looking north-east, 1950's. 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).
Laying the Cornerstone of Greece Olympia School
Laying the cornerstone of the Greece Olympia School, 1959. Myron White was the first principal and oversaw an initial student body of over a thousand students.
Willis N. Britton School Alma Mater Song
The alma mater song of the old Willis N. Britton School, date unknown.
Willis N. Britton School Building
The Willis N. Britton School building located on Hoover Drive. It was built in 1929 on land donated by Mr. Britton. This would eventually become the Hoover Drive Middle School, the Odyssey School and is currently the Discovery Charter School, 1920's. The smaller district schools were required to change their names to reflect their neighborhood or streets when they joined the Greece Central district.
Hoover Drive School Celebrating Arbor Day
1953 Arbor Day at the Hoover Drive School.