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Saturday, August 1, 2015. This Month in Rochester History. Fifty years ago this month, Michigan Christian College (now Rochester College) began a 54-acre expansion of its campus on West Avon Road. In 1957, the North Central Christian College Association had acquired the former Maxon estate on Avon as the location of a new school. North Central Christian College welcomed its first students in 1959, and changed its name to Michigan Christian College in 1961. It became Rochester College in 1997. Two years l...

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Saturday, August 1, 2015. This Month in Rochester History. Fifty years ago this month, Michigan Christian College (now Rochester College) began a 54-acre expansion of its campus on West Avon Road. In 1957, the North Central Christian College Association had acquired the former Maxon estate on Avon as the location of a new school. North Central Christian College welcomed its first students in 1959, and changed its name to Michigan Christian College in 1961. It became Rochester College in 1997. Two years l...

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Remembering Rochester: October 2014

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Saturday, October 25, 2014. Bygone Business: McAleer Manufacturing - Part I. Courtesy of Rod and Susan Wilson). Today's post is the first of a three-part story about McAleer Manufacturing, one of Rochester's leading industries during the mid-20th century. In June 1941, the Higbies made a decision that would have a major impact on Rochester's history. The brothers purchased the old Western Knitting Mills factory. Coming next week: Part 2. McAleer expands into powder production. Saturday, October 4, 2014.

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Remembering Rochester: December 2014

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Saturday, December 27, 2014. Bad Day at the Bakery. Monday, January 18, 1965 was supposed to be a big day at the Home Bakery. The store was set to re-open after having been closed two weeks for interior renovations, but events didn't unfold quite the way the owners had planned. Photo, bakery owner John McClellan is seen surveying the $2,000 worth of damage to his storefront. The newspaper reported that there was little damage to the Thunderbird. Posted by Remembering Rochester. Saturday, December 20, 2014.

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Saturday, August 1, 2015. This Month in Rochester History. Fifty years ago this month, Michigan Christian College (now Rochester College) began a 54-acre expansion of its campus on West Avon Road. In 1957, the North Central Christian College Association had acquired the former Maxon estate on Avon as the location of a new school. North Central Christian College welcomed its first students in 1959, and changed its name to Michigan Christian College in 1961. It became Rochester College in 1997. Rochester H...

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Saturday, November 22, 2014. I Got My Thrill on Newberry Hill. Just in time for holiday giving or enjoying on a snowy day is the latest publication from Rochester Avon Historical Society, a new book entitled I Got My Thrill on Newberry Hill: Rochester Area's World Renowned Ski Jump. Also, copies will be available at the RAHS booth in the Kris Kringle market. In downtown Rochester on the weekend of December 5-6. Posted by Remembering Rochester. Saturday, November 15, 2014. The post-World War II years were...

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Saturday, August 1, 2015. This Month in Rochester History. Fifty years ago this month, Michigan Christian College (now Rochester College) began a 54-acre expansion of its campus on West Avon Road. In 1957, the North Central Christian College Association had acquired the former Maxon estate on Avon as the location of a new school. North Central Christian College welcomed its first students in 1959, and changed its name to Michigan Christian College in 1961. It became Rochester College in 1997. Is a blog f...

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Saturday, August 1, 2015. This Month in Rochester History. Fifty years ago this month, Michigan Christian College (now Rochester College) began a 54-acre expansion of its campus on West Avon Road. In 1957, the North Central Christian College Association had acquired the former Maxon estate on Avon as the location of a new school. North Central Christian College welcomed its first students in 1959, and changed its name to Michigan Christian College in 1961. It became Rochester College in 1997. Two years l...

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