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Local History
Architecture (Historic)- Henrietta and Monroe County, New York
See also Cobblestone Houses
LH r625.7 B472 1980
Cultural Resources Report: Route 15A, East Henrietta Road-Lehigh Station Road-Route 253 to Castle Road. Rochester, NY: New York State Department of Transportation, 1980.
LH r720.9 E37h
Town of Henrietta Historic Site Districts. A survey of the single family houses, churches, town government buildings, schools, and commercial sites of historical significance in Henrietta, NY. Henrietta, NY: Henrietta Historical Site Committee, 2003.
LH r720.9 K14
Kalsbeck, Mrs. Arthur (Eleanor Crane). Historic Tour of Henrietta As Conducted by Eleanor Kalsbeck, Town Historian, March 1963. Henrietta, NY: Mrs. Arthur Kalsbeck, 1963.
LH r720.9 M2751
Malo, Paul. Landmarks of Rochester and MonroeCounty: A guide to neighborhood and villages. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1974.
LH r720.9 S349g
Schmidt, Carl F.. Greek Revival Architecture in the Rochester Area. Scottsville, NY: Carl F. Schmidt, 1946.
LH r727 R952
A set of black and white photographs of Rush-Henrietta School District classroom building exteriors captioned with a brief history of the person for whom the building was named. Unpublished, 1980-1982[?].
LH r759.13 W476
Archive: John C. Wenrich, architectural illustrator born in Henrietta, NY.