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Former prize fighter Michael Conroy. He ran the Pine Tree Inn on Ridge Road from about 1930-1950.
Attendees of the City Engineer's Picnic gathered for a photo outside the Grand View Beach Hotel, 1919.
The North Greece Hotel on Latta Road, 1910's. Constructed in 1909 and demolished in 2017, it also went by the names the Moerlbach Hotel, Domino Inn, Cosmo Inn and Corner House Inn.
The house of George Payne on Elmgrove Road; a prominent farmer and fruit grower in Greece, 1918. He retired from the produce business in 1928, after 50 years of service. He died at 87 years old on September 4, 1933.
The Manitou Trolley at Charlotte Station, 1915.
1918 view of the Charlotte Iron Works blast furnace. It operated from 1869-1927.
The Ridge Hotel on the corner of Ridge Road and Lake Avenue, 1925. It was a regular meeting place in the 1880's for Republicans selecting delegates and conducting political business. It was built in 1815 and torn down in the 1930's to make way for the Ridge Road Bridge, later to be called the Veteran's Memorial Bridge. It was used as a branch library from 1926 until its demolition.
The Manitou Trolley in front of the Elmheart Hotel, 1905. The Manitou Trolley served as transportation to a number of summer hotel resorts along the shore of Lake Ontario.
A view of District No. !! School, also called the "Lay School." It was located on the north side of Ridge Road near Mt. Read Blvd, 1920's. Called the Lay School because it was built on land owned by the Lay family. It was located across from the VerHulst Farm Market.
Early 1900's photo of the Manitou Hotel at Manitou Beach operated from 1889 until 1941. It was torn down in the 1950's.
District No. 7 School, located on Frisbee Hill Rd, east of North Greece Road. Served as a school from the late 1800's until the 1940's, after which it was converted into a residence.
The Elmheart Hotel at Manitou Beach in Greece. Built in the late 1800's by Frederick Odenbach. The hotel was destroyed by fire on September 1, 1992.
Exterior of the Greece Historical Society and Museum. The museum structure is a farm house relocated from Long Pond and Latta Roads. The house was extensively remodeled by volunteers of the Greece Historical Society. The relocation of the house for this purpose was funded by Wegmans Food Markets in 1988.
Greece Public Library entrance at the Ridgecrest Plaza location, 1963. This was the temporary location of the library while the Mitchell Road location was being constructed.
The Newcomb house built off Kirk Road in Greece. Housed the Newcomb, Kirk and Burns families. It was constructed in 1835 and is one of 101 historic sites listed on a survey done by the Landmark Society of Western New York. 1970.