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Explore the rich rural heritage of Monroe County! The Town of Rush Town Historian’s Office offers a unique glimpse into the agricultural roots, early settlers, and evolving community life of Rush, New York. From pioneer families to local landmarks, this collection helps bring the town’s past into focus for researchers and visitors alike.

Located just south of Rochester, the Town of Rush has deep historical ties to early New York State settlement, farming traditions, and small-town development—stories carefully preserved through the Historian’s growing collection.

Highlights include:

• Permanent and rotating exhibits on Fairport and Perinton’s history
• Extensive genealogical and archival materials for local family research
• Erie Canal heritage, including canal-era maps and photographs
• Historic house and property files – a must for local researchers
• Knowledgeable volunteers ready to assist with your inquiries
  

Researchers may also uncover connections to early Monroe County migration patterns, farming lineages, and ties to neighboring towns and regions—making this a valuable stop for both local and regional family history research.

The Town Historian is a dedicated resource for the community, often assisting visitors with genealogical questions, historical property research, and guidance on available materials.

Whether you're researching ancestors who lived and worked the land, exploring cemetery records, or learning more about the development of this historic town, the Town of Rush Town Historian’s Office offers a meaningful connection to the past.

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