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Dutchtown

EileenF — 2013-01-29T01:44:13Z

clean-up

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- \|\|NW section of Rochester\|\|	+ \|\|["Northwest Quadrant"] of Rochester\|\|
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- \|\|Lyell Avenue, Oak St, West Ave, Mt Read Boulevard\|\|	+ \|\|["Lyell Avenue"], Oak Street, West Avenue, ["Mt. Read Boulevard"]\|\|
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- '''Dutchtown''' - a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" neighborhood] from the history of ["Rochester"], is located in the Northwest section of Rochester. Current Boundaries approximate ["Lyell Avenue"], Oak St, West Avenue, ["Mt. Read Boulevard"] recently in Real Estate listings - no fixed information found or defined by official neighborhoods lists, although the neighborhood term is used in selling Real Estate. - Originally started near the ["High Falls"] area of the ["Genesee River"], on the west side, circa ["1810"], (as Deutschtown which translates as Germantown) - info from the book by Michael Leavy and Glenn Leavy, 2004, about Dutchtown. (Available on Amazon.com) - The area grew westerly from that original site, as people migrated their living quarters from the industrial and mill area, which later included some of the original ["Kodak"] area buildings.	+ '''Dutchtown''' is the historic name of what is today the ["JOSANA Neighborhood"]. The name derived from its founding population of German immigrants, who called the area "Deutschtown" (Germantown). The original boundaries, c. 1810, started near the ["High Falls"] are of the ["Genesee River"]. The neighborhood grew westerly from there as people migrated their living quarters from the industrial and mill area, which later included some of the original ["Kodak"] area buildings. + + The name Dutchtown is still used by real estate listings. Most residents, however, prefer that you use the correct name JOSANA, which stands for the Jay Orchard Street Area Neighborhood Association. +
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- [http://citysquares.com/p/ny/rochester/dutchtown Dutchtown Map on website] from Citysquares.com, not the historical boundaries.	+ + * [http://citysquares.com/p/ny/rochester/dutchtown Dutchtown Map] from Citysquares.com (not the historical boundaries) + * ''[http://books.google.com/books/about/Rochester_s_Dutchtown.html?id=UPOrx-gpOlUC Rochester's Dutchtown]'' by Michael and Glenn Leavy (2004)

Dutchtown

JackGreenky — 2010-05-02T14:37:19Z

Found a map for Dutchtown area (not the historical boundaries), revised

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- \|\|NW section or Rochester\|\|	+ \|\|NW section of Rochester\|\|
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- \|\|Lyell Ave, Oak St, West Ave, Mt Read\|\|	+ \|\|Lyell Avenue, Oak St, West Ave, Mt Read Boulevard\|\|
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- '''Dutchtown''' - a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" neighborhood] from the history of ["Rochester"], is located in the Northwest section of Rochester. Current Boundaries approximate ["Lyell Avenue"], Oak St, West Avenue, ["Mt. Read Boulevard"] recently - no fixed information found or defined although the neighborhood term is used in selling Real Estate.	+ '''Dutchtown''' - a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" neighborhood] from the history of ["Rochester"], is located in the Northwest section of Rochester. Current Boundaries approximate ["Lyell Avenue"], Oak St, West Avenue, ["Mt. Read Boulevard"] recently in Real Estate listings - no fixed information found or defined by official neighborhoods lists, although the neighborhood term is used in selling Real Estate.
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- The area grew westerly from that original site, an industrial and mill area, which later included some of the original ["Kodak"] area buildings.	+ The area grew westerly from that original site, as people migrated their living quarters from the industrial and mill area, which later included some of the original ["Kodak"] area buildings. + + '''References''' + [http://citysquares.com/p/ny/rochester/dutchtown Dutchtown Map on website] from Citysquares.com, not the historical boundaries.

Dutchtown

JackGreenky — 2010-04-25T23:32:21Z

Dutchtown - did exist, not really a neighborhood now.

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	+ \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|NW section or Rochester\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Boundaries'''\|\| + \|\|Lyell Ave, Oak St, West Ave, Mt Read\|\| + ##\|\|<class="tablehead">'''Neighborhood Association'''\|\| + ##\|\|[http://www.neighborhoodwebsite.com Neighborhood Association Name]\|\| + + '''Dutchtown''' - a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" neighborhood] from the history of ["Rochester"], is located in the Northwest section of Rochester. Current Boundaries approximate ["Lyell Avenue"], Oak St, West Avenue, ["Mt. Read Boulevard"] recently - no fixed information found or defined although the neighborhood term is used in selling Real Estate. + Originally started near the ["High Falls"] area of the ["Genesee River"], on the west side, circa ["1810"], (as Deutschtown which translates as Germantown) - info from the book by Michael Leavy and Glenn Leavy, 2004, about Dutchtown. (Available on Amazon.com) + The area grew westerly from that original site, an industrial and mill area, which later included some of the original ["Kodak"] area buildings. + + [[Comments]]