East Rochester, New York: One Hundred Years of History, 1897-1997 (Centennial Edition)

240 pp. "Profusely illustrated with black & white photographs. From the jacket flap: 'The narrative explores the conditions that led to the formation of the village, one of the few planned communities in the United States. It continues through the century, documenting the events that allowed this small village to become known nation wide for its many accomplishments. It is a fitting end to a century of exciting life in small town America. More than 500 photographs illustrated the history of the village, some of them paralleling the events in the story. Others show men and women who spent their energies and frustrations in keeping the village vital and progressive. Still others depict organizations and events that played memorable roles in village history.'"