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L. Adler Brothers and Company

hiring practices, 25(1):19 (Jan 1963)
labor force

boycott threat, 25(1):19 (Jan 1963)
immigrants, 2(3):10 (Jul 1940)
relations with, 22(3):8, 21 (Jul 1960)

location and expansions, 22(3):5, 15 (Jul 1960)
merger, 22(3):22 (Jul 1960)
opening, 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)
origins, 20(1):10 (Jan 1958)
source material, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)

L. and H. Churchill

executive incomes-1863, 23(1):11 (Jan 1961)
penitentiary operations-1860s, 34(1):10 (Jan 1972)
production-Civil War, 23(1):10 (Jan 1961)
product line, 23(1):11 (Jan 1961)

L. Apple (retailer)

photograph, 55(3):8 (Sum 1993)

L. B. Swan Drug Store

Paine Drug Store, as forerunner of, 1(2):9 (Apr 1939)
share purchase, by Cyrus Paine, 1(2):9 (Apr 1939)

L. C. Bordman Smith camp

member, Samuel P. Moulthrop, 19(2):18 (Apr 1957)

L. H. Mahn Manufacturers

baseballs, 63(2):13 illus (Spr 2001)

L. Holtz and Sons Company

as clothiers, 22(3):22 (Jul 1960)

Labaree, Benjamin

as president of Middlbury College, Henry W. Johnson and-1800s, 66(4):4 (Fall 2004)

de LaBarre, Governor, 13(3):8 (Jul 1951)
Label-embossing firm (Batavia, NY)

proprietor-mid 1900s, 65(3):18 (Sum 2003)

Labor, U.S. Department of. See U.S. Department of Labor
Laboratory of Social Hygiene

location, 43(1):17 (Jan 1981)

Labor Bureau

formation-early 1900s, 23(2):2 (Apr 1961)

Labor camps

Italian, 22(4):10 (Oct 1960)

Labor conventions

local, 25(1):5 (Jan 1963)

Labor Day

celebrations, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)
labor and, 28(4):18 (Oct 1966)
origins-1880s, 25(1):13 (Jan 1963)
parades, 3(4):17 (Oct 1941); 25(1):15, 20, 23 (Jan 1963)

1890s, 13(2):11 (Apr 1951)
1920s, 15(2):23 (Apr 1953)
suffragists march in-1915, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)
workers march in, 15(2):13, 23 (Apr 1953); 22(3):13, 18 (Jul 1960)

Labor force. See also Employment

in agriculture industry. See Agriculture industry
in auto industry-early 1900s, 43(2&3):19, 25 (Apr & Jul 1981)
census-1820s, 51(4):7, 8 (Fall 1989)
churches and, 14(4):5 (Oct 1952)
clerical, 20(2):12-13 (Apr 1958)
in clothing industry. See Clothing/textile industry
composition

black Americans, 60(3):6 (Sum 1998)
immigrant, 14(3):7 (Jun 1952); 57(1):4, 9 (Win 1995)
Italian community and, 22(4):3, 13, 19, 21, 22 (Oct 1960)
migrants. See Migrant labor
prison convicts. See Prison industries
professionals, 20(2):12-13 (Apr 1958)
skilled workers, 34(4):3 (Oct 1972); 38(1):17 (Jan 1976)
technical workers, 20(2):12-13 (Apr 1958)
unskilled workers, 38(1):22 (Jan 1976)
women. See Women — employment
work gangs, 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)

corporate leadership/businessmen and

conservative attitudes, 61(1):15 (Win 1999)
liberal attitudes, 61(1):4 (Win 1999)

employment agencies/bureaus/programs. See Employment agencies/bureaus/programs
"flag-kissing" incidents-1910s, 39(4):7 (Oct 1977)
in flour mills, 59(2):19 (Spr 1997)
in forge industry, 59(2):7 (Spr 1997)
Great Depression and-1930s, 61(1):5 (Win 1999)
hiring for government jobs, legislation regarding-1890s, 14(3):7 (Jun 1952)
historical summary-1890s, 14(3):6-9, 20-23 (Jun 1952)
lay-offs. See Unemployment
of machine shops-1840s, 59(2):19 (Spr 1997)
mechanization, effect on. See Mechanization
men's attitudes toward women, 51(4):20 (Fall 1989)
migrant. See Migrant labor
nutritional standards-1890s, 43(1):11-12 (Jan 1981)
organizations

baseball teams, 63(1):7, 16 (Win 2001)
emergence, 2(3):22 (Jul 1940); 3(4):7 (Oct 1941)
growth, 3(4):16 (Oct 1941)
Labor Lyceum. See Labor Lyceum
revival, 3(4):17 (Oct 1941)
Rochester as focal point of, 3(4):16 (Oct 1941)
unions. See Labor unions; specific union
Workingmen's Assembly of Monroe County. See Workingmen's Assembly

politics and

early 1900s, 23(3):18 (Jul 1961)
Socialists, support for-1910s, 39(4):11 (Oct 1977)

post-World War II, 66(2):26-28, 30 n.26 (Spr 2004)
racial issues in

1800s, 46(1&2):36-37 (Jan & Apr 1984)
World War II, 66(2):13-14 (Spr 2004)

Rauschenbusch, Walter on, 14(4):15 (Oct 1952)
Rochester Times and, 13(1):5-6 (Jan 1951)
in shoe industry. See Shoe industry
in Southwest District, 60(2):4, 21 (Spr 1998); 60(3):6 (Sum 1998)

in Lincoln Park, 60(2):6, 15-16, 21 (Spr 1998)

strikes. See Labor strikes
training programs. See also Vocational education

Mechanics Institute and, 38(1):19 (Jan 1976)
for unskilled workers, 38(1):22 (Jan 1976)

unemployment. See Unemployment; Unemployment insurance
unionization. See Labor movement; Labor strikes; Labor unions
unskilled, 19(4):11 (Oct 1957)
wages and/or hours

of 1830s, 3(4):7 (Oct 1941)
of 1870, 25(1):8 (Jan 1963)
of 1890s, 14(3):6-7, 8, 13 (Jun 1952); 43(1):6, 9, 19n.14 (Jan 1981)
of 1960, 60(3):6 (Sum 1998)
annual income, average-1860s, 53(1):5 (Win 1991)
at Bausch and Lomb-1940s, 65(3):12 (Sum 2003)
in clothing industry, 22(3):3, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27 (Jul 1960); 51(4):18 (Fall 1989); 64(2):14-15 (Spr 2002)
in construction industry-1860s, 30(3):3 (Jul 1968)
of domestics, 3(4):7 (Oct 1941); 43(1):9 (Jan 1981)
of Eastman, George-1800s, 52(1):4 (Win 1990)
at Eastman Kodak Company. See Eastman Kodak Company
8 hour day campaigns, 25(1):5, 6, 13, 15, 21 (Jan 1963)
of industrial workers-1890s, 43(1):6, 19n.14 (Jan 1981)
of migrant/seasonal workers-1900s, 54(1):14 (Win 1992)
military-Civil War era, 23(1):7 (Jan 1961)
negotiations over-1860s, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)
per Nathaniel K. Fairbank-1850s, 40(3):6, 13, 16, 21-22 (Jul 1978)
of police deputies-1850s, 33(2):16 (Apr 1971)
post-World War II, 66(2):26 (Spr 2004)
of POWs-WWII, 56(3):6 (Sum 1994)
Rauschenbusch committee recommendations, 14(4):13 (Oct 1952)
reductions in wages, 3(4):17 (Oct 1941); 40(1):18 (Jan 1978)
reforms-1800s, 56(1):6 (Win 1994)
of self-employed grocer, 64(3):17 (Sum 2002)
in shoe industry, 51(4):17 (Fall 1989)
standards, 22(4):9-10 (Oct 1960); 25(1):2 (Jan 1963)
statistics: 1914, 1919, 1924, 35(2):9 (Apr 1973)
summer vacations and, 8(3):24 (Jul 1946)
10 hour day campaign, 3(4):16 (Oct 1941)
in tobacco industry, 60(1):7-8 (Win 1998)
of transit employees, 30(3):6, 12, 22, 23 (Jul 1968)
wage dividends, introduction-early 1900s, 23(3):19 (Jul 1961)
of women, 34(4):10-11 (Oct 1972); 60(1):10 (Win 1998)
WWII, 51(4):21 (Fall 1989); 66(1):9 (Win 2004); 66(2):18-20, 29 n.16 (Spr 2004)

Manhattan project and, 66(2):25 (Spr 2004)

during wartime

Civil War, 23(1):4, 11, 13, 20 (Jan 1961)
World War I, 51(3):8 (Sum 1989); 51(4):21 (Fall 1989)
World War II, 55(4):5, 11 (Fall 1993); 56(3):4 (Sum 1994)

historical sketches, 66(1):1-36 (Win 2004); 66(2):1-32 (Spr 2004)

Labor Herald (newspaper), 25(1):22 (Jan 1963)
Laboring Men's Association

formation, 25(1):3 (Jan 1963)

Labor Journal (newspaper), 25(1):22 (Jan 1963)

Strayer column, 14(4):22 (Oct 1952)

Labor Lyceum

activities

Chamber of Commerce, meeting with-1908, 34(4):6 (Oct 1972)
discussions/lecture series, 25(3):12 (Jul 1963)
Sunday evening meetings, 31(1):19 (Jan 1969)

building

construction, 15(2):20 (Apr 1953)
fatality at-1940s, 44(4):26 (Oct 1982)
political meetings at, 39(4):6, 7, 9, 11, 17, 19 (Oct 1977)

discussions/lecture series, 12(1):8, 22 (Jan 1950); 14(4):7, 15 (Oct 1952)
formation-1890s, 14(4):6 (Oct 1952); 25(1):21 (Jan 1963)
function, original, 14(4):6 (Oct 1952)
headquarters, 14(4):6 (Oct 1952); 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)
members, 14(4):6 (Oct 1952); 40(4):18 (Oct 1978)

Labor movement. See also Labor force; Labor strikes; Labor unions

in clothing industry, 22(3):7-14, 17 (Jul 1960)
historical sketches/summaries, 25(1):1-24 (Jan 1963)
immigrants thwart, 22(3):6 (Jul 1960); 51(4):18 (Fall 1989)
Italian community and, 22(4):9 (Oct 1960)
ministry and, 14(4):3-4 (Oct 1952)
as national first, 24(3):21 (Jul 1962)
in Near Northeast District. See Near Northeast District
origins, 3(3):13 (Jul 1941); 3(4):16-18 (Oct 1941)
picnics and parades, 25(1):6, 9, 11 (Jan 1963)
reform efforts

Mills, Professor Herbert E. and, 43(1):4 (Jan 1981)
political party for. See Labor Reform Party

relations/negotiations

mid 1900s, 20(2):9-10 (Apr 1958)
Civil War era, 23(1):13, 20 (Jan 1961)
clothing industry, 22(3):7-30 passim (Jul 1960); 29(2):16 (Apr 1967)
during conduit construction, 14(3):11 (Jun 1952)
historical sketch, 25(1):1-24 (Jan 1963)
post-depression-1890s, 14(3):20-23 (Jun 1952)
shoe industry, 3(4):19 (Oct 1941); 15(2):6-24 passim (Apr 1953)
tobacco industry, 60(1):7-9 (Win 1998)
for wages/hours-mid 1800s, 3(4):16 (Oct 1941)

status, mid 1900s, 24(3):37 (Jul 1962)
Workingmen's Assembly and-1860s, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)

Labor newspapers

International Laborers Advocate, 25(1):9-10 (Jan 1963)
Labor Herald, 25(1):22 (Jan 1963)
Labor Journal. See Labor Journal

Labor Reform Party

candidates, 28(1):17 (Jan 1966)
formation, 25(1):6-7 (Jan 1963)
revival, 25(1):7-8 (Jan 1963)

Labor strikes

of 1890s, 14(3):8-9, 20-23 (Jun 1952)
clothing industry, 22(3):7, 13-14, 17, 18-21, 23, 27 (Jul 1960); 29(2):15-16 (Apr 1967); 39(4):16-17 (Oct 1977); 51(1):20 photo (Win 1989); 51(4):18 (Fall 1989)
construction industry, 14(3):8-9 (Jun 1952)
defensive-1870s, 3(4):17 (Oct 1941)
Eastman Theatre and-1920s, 49(1):11 (Jan 1987)
for increased wages/hours, 3(4):16 (Oct 1941); 25(1):3, 21 (Jan 1963)
military reserves units and-1890s, 49(2):11 (Apr 1987)
newspaper industry-1860s, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)
Pullman strike (Chicago), 14(3):9 (Jun 1952)
radio and television, 32(3):16 (Jul 1970)
rioting/violence during, 22(3):17, 18 (Jul 1960)
shoe industry, 3(4):19 (Oct 1941); 14(3):8 (Jun 1952); 51(1):19 (Win 1989)
strike breakers, protection for, 25(1):16 (Jan 1963)
tobacco industry, 60(1):9 (Win 1998)
transit/transportation

bus line, 30(3):1, 21, 22-23 (Jul 1968)
horse car line-1800s, 30(3):1, 6 (Jul 1968)
railroad, 3(4):17 (Oct 1941); 30(4):11, 18-19 (Oct 1968)
street car/trolley line-1900s, 30(3):12, 14 (Jul 1968)

waiters'-1930s, 9(4):18 (Oct 1947)
by work gangs, 22(4):9 (Oct 1960)

Labor Temple

benefit, 15(2):19 (Apr 1953)
construction, 15(2):20 (Apr 1953)
location, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)

Labor unions. See also Labor force; Labor movement

achievements

early 1900s, 25(1):24 (Jan 1963)
1930s, 38(1):20 (Jan 1976)

Allied Building Trades, 32(2):9 (Apr 1970)
Amalgamated Optical Workers. See Amalgamated Optical Workers
Bakers Union. See Bakers Union
ban on prison-made goods and, 34(1):21 (Jan 1972)
Barbers' Protective Association. See Barbers' Protective Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, 30(4):19 (Oct 1968)
in building trades, 11(2):17, 23 (Apr 1949)

achievements, 25(1):2, 24 (Jan 1963)
of carpenters, 25(1):3, 5, 9, 15 (Jan 1963)
formation, 25(1):15 (Jan 1963)
gains, 25(1):22, 23 (Jan 1963)
Italian community and, 22(4):9 (Oct 1960)
leaders, 31(1):16 (Jan 1969)
smaller unions, displacement, 25(1):20 (Jan 1963)
status-circa 1900, 12(1):7-8 (Jan 1950)
strike, George Eastman and -early 1900s, 23(3):19 (Jul 1961)

Central Labor Union of the Knights. See Central Labor Union of the Knights
Central Trades Assembly/Council. See Central Trades and Labor Council; Central Trades Assembly; Central Trades Council
in clothing industry, 22(3):3 (Jul 1960). See also Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America; United Garment Workers Union

concessions, 22(3):14, 24, 27 (Jul 1960)
Italian members, 22(4):9 (Oct 1960)
Knights of Labor. See Knights of Labor
loyalty to, 22(3):17-18 (Jul 1960)
management concessions to, 22(3):7, 11, 13, 20-21, 22, 23, 25, 26 (Jul 1960)
recognition, 3(4):20 (Oct 1941)
strife between, 22(3):10, 23-24 (Jul 1960)
women's, 25(3):16 (Jul 1963)

conventions, 25(1):5, 8 (Jan 1963)
Eastman, George and, 23(3):18-19 (Jul 1961)
ethnic groups and, 25(3):8 (Jul 1963)
form Workingmen's Assembly-1860s, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)
historical sketch/summary, 11(2):13, 17, 23 (Apr 1949); 25(1):1-24 (Jan 1963)
Italian spoken in, 22(4):24 (Oct 1960)
I.W.W. See Industrial Workers of the World
Journeymen Barbers Union. See Journeymen Barbers Union
Knights of Labor. See Knights of Labor
Labor Day demonstrations

circa 1900, 12(1):8 (Jan 1950)

lasters. See Lasters Assembly; Lasters Protective
Lithographers Union, membership, 39(4):6 (Oct 1977)
National Industrial Congress meets in Rochester-1870s, 21(1):11 (Jan 1959)
origins, 2(3):22 (Jul 1940); 3(3):13 (Jul 1941); 3(4):16-18 (Oct 1941)
petitions, 25(4):8 (Oct 1963)
prejudice against immigrant workers-1920s, 64(2):15 (Spr 2002)
rivalry, 22(3):23-24 (Jul 1960)
Rochester Plan (unemployment insurance) and, 61(1):12 (Win 1999)
role-mid 1900s, 20(2):13 (Apr 1958)
shoe industry. See also Shoemakers Union

Shoe Cutters Assembly, wage demands, 25(1):16 (Jan 1963)
Shoe Manufacturers Association. See Shoe Manufacturers Association
status-circa 1900, 12(1):7-8 (Jan 1950)

Shoemakers District Assembly. See Shoemakers District Assembly
social justice lectures, 12(1):8 (Jan 1950)
status

1900-1940s, 3(4):18 (Oct 1941)
circa 1900, 12(1):7-8 (Jan 1950)

stonemasons. See Stonemasons Union
strikes by. See Labor strikes
suburban affiliates, 19(3):25 (Jul 1957)
subway, stance on, 36(2):11 (Apr 1974)
support milk plant proposal, 39(4):14 (Oct 1977)
of teachers, 31(2):21 (Apr 1969)
of transit employees, 30(3):6, 8, 12, 21, 22-23 (Jul 1968)
United Garment Workers. See United Garment Workers Union
women's, 25(3):16 (Jul 1963)

LaCava, Gregory (of Malibu Beach, CA)

Clune, Henry's reminiscences of, 55(3):9 (Sum 1993)

Lace manufacture

at St. Mary's Industrial School-1800s, 44(4):13 (Oct 1982)

Lace Top Stockings baseball club

players, 63(2):10, 11 photo caption (Spr 2001)

LaChine, Quebec

massacre at-1680s, 13(3):9 (Jul 1951)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):18 (Fall 2000)

Lachner, Ignatz (pianist), 29(1):6 (Jan 1967)
Lackawanna Canal

financial support, legislation on, 2(2):9 (Apr 1940)

Lackawanna Steel, 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)
Lacometer, 18(3):13 (Jul 1956)
La Corrier di Rochester (weekly journal)

publisher, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)

La Cruz, Mexico

attack on-1910s, 61(2):11 (Spr 1999)
Tayes family in, Durand family and, 61(2):11 (Spr 1999)

Ladd, Mary (of Portland, OR)

art collection, 19(1):19 (Jan 1957)

Ladd, Patricia

role in founding epilepsy organization-1970s, 55(2):32-33 (Spr 1993)

Ladies Academy

location-early 1800s, 47(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Ladies' Art Exchange

formation and purpose-1880s, 17(2):8 (Apr 1955)
as outlet for domestic ornaments, 17(2):16 (Apr 1955)
show, location-1880s, 17(2):9 (Apr 1955)

Ladies Day by Chard Powers Smith, 10(4):5 (Oct 1948)
Ladies' Flower Mission

at Rochester YMCA, 16(1):9 (Jan 1954)

Ladies Hospital Relief Association

art show, 18(4):8 (Oct 1956)

1860s, 17(2):5 (Apr 1955)

formation and relief efforts-Civil War, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)
renamed, 23(1):14 (Jan 1961)
secretary, Louisa C. Smith, 10(2&3):13 (Jul 1948)

Ladies literary clubs, 10(1):6-9 (Jan 1948)
Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)

sponsors of, 65(1):3 (Win 2003)
tournaments. See Locust Hill Country Club
Wegman's and, 65(1):3, 28, 31n2 (Win 2003)

Ladies' Sodality

O'Brien, Father John H. and, 60(2):20 (Spr 1998)

Lady Baxter

performance, 16(3):10 (Jul 1954)

Lady Managers, Board of

appointment-1890s, 43(1):3 (Jan 1981)
City Hospital and, 9(2&3):20-21 (Apr 1947)

Lady Murray (ship)

capture-War of 1812, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)
owner, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)

Lady of Lyons (play)

Etheridge, O. Hamlet in, 59(3):14-15 (Sum 1997)

The Lady of the Lake (ship)

arrival-1840s, 16(4):8 (Oct 1954)
parties on-1820s, 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)
rescue, 15(1):8 (Jan 1953)

Lady of the Lake by Sir Walter Scott

Douglass, Frederick and, 67(3):10 (Sum 2005)

Lady Washington (schooner)

capture and renaming-War of 1812, 53(4):7 (Fall 1991)

Lady Windermere's Fan

performance, 16(3):12 (Jul 1954)

LaFayette (canal boat), 54(4):4 (Fall 1992)
Lafayette, Marquis de

reception for, 33(2):8-9 (Apr 1971)
visit-1820s, 24(1):20 (Jan 1962); 27(3):8 (Jul 1965); 31(4):7 (Oct 1969)

Lafayette Opera House (Washington, D.C.)

portrait of Susan B. Anthony at, 57(4):14 illus (Fall 1995)

Lafever, Minard

as author of The Modern Builders' Guide, 59(4):3 (Fall 1997)

Lafferty, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 64(4):16 (Fall 2002)

Laffoon, Ky

as golfer at Walter Hagen Centennial Open-1930s, 65(1):8 (Win 2003)

Laflamme, Herbert F.

as conference organizer, 16(1):18 (Jan 1954)

LaFollette, Robert

presidential candidacy, local votes cast for-1920s, 39(4):21 (Oct 1977)

LaGuardia, Fiorello

League of Nations debate, 9(4):12 (Oct 1947)

Lake Avenue

Civil War Campground on, 66(3):17-19 (Sum 2004)
commercial activity

nursery, 45(3&4):21 (Jul & Oct 1983)
prospects-1800s, 27(3):9 (Jul 1965)
tavern, 54(2):3 illus (Spr 1992)

Deep Hollow on, 4(1):8 (Jan 1942)
Holmes tract and, 8(3):15 (Jul 1946)
Iroquois and

settlement, 44(1&2):24 (Jan & Apr 1982)
trail along/crossing, 44(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1982)

King's/Hanford's Landing on, 50(4):4 (Oct 1988)
landmarks, 27(3):9 (Jul 1965)
paving, agitation for, 7(4):4 (Oct 1945)
previous names of, 67(2):5 (Spr 2005)
as race track, 12(1):17 (Jan 1950)
residents/residences

Armbruster family, 63(4):25 (Fall 2001)
Civil War enlistees and, 66(3):18, 19 (Sum 2004)
decline, 18(1):18 (Jan 1956)
Latta family, 45(3&4):21 (Jul & Oct 1983)
mansions, construction, 13(4):10-11 (Oct 1951)
Selye, Lewis, 18(1):18 (Jan 1956)

sleighs, use, 8(3):9, 14 (Jul 1946)
snow dugway-1830s, 15(1):6 (Jan 1953)
social institutions

Baptist Church. See Lake Avenue Baptist Church
cemetery. See Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
mission, science lectures, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946)
museum, 18(4):18 (Oct 1956)
St. Ann's Home, 67(2):16 (Spr 2005)

transit service, 5(3):18 (Jul 1943); 13(4):11 (Oct 1951); 30(3):9 (Jul 1968); 63(2):4 (Spr 2001); 67(2):5 photo (Spr 2005)
trees along, 41(3):22 (Jul 1979)

Lake Avenue Baptist Church, 14(4):10 (Oct 1952); 55(2):26 (Spr 1993)

Dossenbach String Quartet and, 42(3):3 (Jul 1980)
outreach activities, 55(2):26 (Spr 1993)
Sunday School, William A. Montgomery and, 3(3):15 (Jul 1941)
Webster House, history of, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)

Lake Avenue Mission

science lectures, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946)

Lake Champlain

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):24 (Fall 2000)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):18 (Oct 1942)

Lake cottages

development, 11(1):2 (Jan 1949)

Lake Dawson (glacial era), 55(1):14, 16 (Win 1993)
Lake Erie

American Revolution and, 13(3):23 (Jul 1951)
Buffalo viewed from-1820s, 62(3):19 illus (Sum 2000)
Erie Canal and, 37(2):3 (Apr 1975); 37(3):4, 10 (Jul 1975)

water supply, 46(3&4):5 (Jul & Oct 1984); 55(1):8 (Win 1993)

history, 11(2):2 (Apr 1949)
pollution, fish industry and-mid 1900s, 64(3):26 (Sum 2002)
shipping on-pioneer era, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):5-9, 12 (Oct 1942)

Lake George

diamonds searches-1820s, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)
illustration-1830s, 62(4):20 (Fall 2000)
islands in, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):24-25 (Fall 2000)

Lake Hazen (on Ellsmere Island), 59(1):7 (Win 1997)
"Lake House" Hotel

as Latta family home, 45(3&4):21 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Lake Iroquois (glacial era), 54(4):7 (Fall 1992); 55(1):14, 15, 16 (Win 1993)
Lake Louise, Alberta, 19(1):1 (Jan 1957)
Lake Michigan

testing, by Seth Green, 6(3):20 (Jul 1944)

Lake Ontario

basin, 55(1):10, 13 (Win 1993)
beaches, popularity-1800s, 19(3):7-8 (Jul 1957)
climatic effects, 15(1):3, 6-7, 18-20 (Jan 1953)

on agriculture/horticulture, 23(3):10 (Jul 1961); 24(2):8 (Apr 1962); 38(1):13 (Jan 1976)

description

by Le Comet de Colbert Maulerrier, 1(4):17 (Oct 1939)
traveler's account-1820s, 62(4):11 (Fall 2000)

distance from Village of Rochester, 62(4):7 (Fall 2000)
elevation, 55(1):13 (Win 1993)
Erie Canal and, 37(3):4 (Jul 1975)
fishing, Seth Green and, 6(3):7-8 (Jul 1944)
French activity on-1700s, 13(3):20 (Jul 1951)
Genesee gorge and, 16(4):2 (Oct 1954)
Iroquois trails to/from/along, 44(1&2):19, 25, 29, 31 (Jan & Apr 1982)
LaSalle on, 13(3):7 (Jul 1951)
municipal water supply, as source of, 18(3):10, 23 (Jul 1956); 19(3):27 (Jul 1957); 31(1):6 (Jan 1969); 35(2):22 (Apr 1973); 39(3):21 (Jul 1977)

from private company. See Rochester and Lake Ontario Water Company
proposal, 34(3):4, 5, 18, 20 (Jul 1972); 39(3):20 (Jul 1977)
sewage system plan, 35(2):17 (Apr 1973)

origins, 44(1&2):35-36 (Jan & Apr 1982); 55(1):13-15, 16 (Win 1993)
Oswego Canal connects with, 39(3):15 (Jul 1977)
portage to/from Genesee River, 13(4):2 (Oct 1951)
ports, 16(4):2-3 (Oct 1954). See also specific port
power plants on, 60(4):15, 19 (Fall 1998)
rail service to/from, 19(3):7-8 (Jul 1957)

north shore, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
south shore, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)

recreational activity

hotel, 8(3):23 (Jul 1946)
of Moore family (Edward Mott Moore), 8(3):13 (Jul 1946)
skating to, 8(2):9 (Apr 1946)
summer camps, 8(3):13 (Jul 1946)

sailors on, 58(2):3 (Spr 1996)
shipping, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939); 11(2):3, 7 (Apr 1949); 16(4):1-21 (Oct 1954); 45(3&4):4, 12-13, 20, 21 (Jul & Oct 1983); 54(3):4 (Sum 1992); 58(2):5, 7 (Spr 1996)

early 1800s, 16(4):2-9 (Oct 1954)
late 1800s, 16(4):9-14 (Oct 1954)
1900s, 16(4):14-21 (Oct 1954)
Canadian control of, 3(4):3 (Oct 1941)
Civil War era, 23(1):12 (Jan 1961)
docking facilities, local, 45(3&4):12 (Jul & Oct 1983)
economic importance-early 1800s, 45(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1983)
flour, volume of, 33(3):4 (Jul 1971)
local settlement and, 15(1):4 (Jan 1953)
pioneer era, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
of Porter, Barton & Company-pioneer era, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)
railroads and, 30(4):7, 13 (Oct 1968)
volume, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939); 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):20 (Oct 1942)
Welland Canal and-1830, 16(4):7 (Oct 1954)

shipping vessels

of 1800s, 16(4):2 (Oct 1954)
loading, as spectator attraction, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939)
manufacture and design-1800s, 49(4):15 (Oct 1987)
passenger, 62(4):8-9, 10 (Fall 2000)
sailing fleets, 45(3&4):4, 13 (Jul & Oct 1983)

shoreline

body, discovery along-1820s, 7(1):4 (Jan 1945)
Durand property on, 61(2):5 (Spr 1999)
park on. See Durand Eastman Park
residents, 4(4):4 (Oct 1942)
rights, Jay treaty and-1700s, 16(4):3 (Oct 1954)

Silver, Henry Dayton on, 15(4):1 (Oct 1953)
smuggling activity-1900s, 54(2):20 (Spr 1992)
swan on, 61(2):10 photo (Spr 1999)
tides, fluctuations, 15(1):14 (Jan 1953)
as UR site, proposed-1920s, 30(1):4 (Jan 1968)
view, from Powers Gallery, 3(3):19 (Jul 1941)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):1-24 (Oct 1942); 21(1):5 (Jan 1959); 24(1):10 (Jan 1962)
water level, changes in, 15(1):9, 14, 18-20 (Jan 1953); 61(2):11 photo caption (Spr 1999)
water use, 18(3):10, 23 (Jul 1956)
weather effects, 27(1):23 (Jan 1965)

Lake Ontario (steamboat)

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):9 (Fall 2000)

Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence Steamboat Company

debts, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)
shipping lines/vessels, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)

Lake Ontario Basin, 55(1):10, 13 (Win 1993)
Lake Ontario Beach Improvement Company

hotel construction and location, 8(3):23 (Jul 1946)

Lake Ontario International Steamboat Company. See International Steamboat Company
Lake Ontario Shore Railway

Sea Breeze and, 56(1):10-11 (Win 1994)

Lake Ontario Steamboat Company

incorporation-1830s, 16(4):7 (Oct 1954)
operations, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
shipping lines/vessels, 16(4):5, 7, 9 (Oct 1954)

Lake Ontario Water Company. See Rochester and Lake Ontario Water Company
Lake Riley

as canal basin, 11(1):12 (Jan 1949); 22(1):13 (Jan 1960); 49(4):8 (Oct 1987)
park development and, 11(1):12 (Jan 1949)
as skating rink, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)

Lakers (ships)

manufacture and design-1800s, 49(4):15 (Oct 1987). See also Boat yards

Lakes. See Glacial lakes; specific lake
Lake Scottsville (glacial era), 55(1):14, 16 (Win 1993)
Lakeshire Road

residents, Davis family-WWII, 66(2):22 (Spr 2004)

Lake Shore Boulevard

Durand, Henry S. and, 61(2):13 (Spr 1999)
photographs/illustrations, 61(2):2, 18 (Spr 1999)

Lake Shore Railroad, 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)

formation-1870s, 30(4):13 (Oct 1968)
operation and service, 16(4):12 (Oct 1954); 30(4):15 (Oct 1968)
successor line, Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg RR, 19(3):6 (Jul 1957); 30(4):15-16 (Oct 1968)

Lake Shore Railway, 28(1):8 (Jan 1966)
Lake St. Francis (Quebec)

geographic area, 62(4):14 (Fall 2000)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):14-15 (Fall 2000)

Lake St. Louis (Quebec), 62(4):15 (Fall 2000)

geographic area, 62(4):17 (Fall 2000)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):17-18 (Fall 2000)

Lake Street

homes on, loss of, 26(2):10 (Apr 1964)

Lake View, NY

transit service to/from, 30(3):3 (Jul 1968)

Lake View Hotel, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Lake View Park

telescope mount, 9(1):7 (Jan 1947)

Lake View Water-Cure

historical sketch, 32(4):13-20, with illus (Oct 1970)

Lake View Wheelman

Moulthrop, Samuel Parker and, 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)

Lalement, Jean (Jesuit)

missionary work-1600s, 38(4):4 (Oct 1976)

Lamb, Frank T.

as councilman, 32(2):21 (Apr 1970)
as mayor (1964-1970), 32(2):21, 22-24, 27 (Apr 1970)

race riots, role in-1960s, 32(2):22 (Apr 1970)
sister cities program, role in, 27(2):16, 18, 19, 20 centerfold photo (Apr 1965); 32(2):22 (Apr 1970); 43(4):4, 5, 6 (Oct 1981); 51(1):11 (Win 1989)
on transit services, 30(3):24 (Jul 1968)
world's fair, role at, 26(3):24 (Jul 1964)

at YMCA, 32(2):22 (Apr 1970)

Lamb, Frederick D.

mayoral candidacy, 31(1):22 (Jan 1969)
State Agricultural and Industrial School, role in, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)
as YMCA officer, 16(1):22 (Jan 1954)

Lamb, J. W.

as inventor, of knitting machine-late 1800s, 22(3):5 (Jul 1960); 51(4):18 (Fall 1989)

Lamb, William E.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Lamberton, Alexander B.

as Bible class instructor, 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)
Chamber of Commerce, role in, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949); 24(4):13 (Oct 1962)
concert fundraising, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)
memorial to. See Lamberton Conservatory
occupation-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)
Park Commission and

Durand, Henry S. and, 61(2):14 (Spr 1999)
membership, 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)
resignation, 11(1):17 (Jan 1949)
roles on, 5(4):12 (Oct 1943); 11(1):10, 15, 17 (Jan 1949); 24(3):26 (Jul 1962); 28(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1966); 31(1):20 (Jan 1969); 50(2):10 (Jul 1988)

residence, 28(2&3):11 (Apr & Jul 1966); 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Lamberton Conservatory

as memorial to Alexander B. Lamberton-early 1900s, 11(1):11 (Jan 1949); 24(3):26 (Jul 1962); 50(2):10 photo (Jul 1988)

Lamberville, Father Jean

hostilities against Iroquois and-1600s, 38(4):8-9 (Oct 1976)

Lamereau, Mr. (of Toronto), 39(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1977)
L'Amerique cigarettes

advertisement, 60(1):15 illus (Win 1998)

Lamour, Dorothy (movie star)

visit-WWII, 5(1):14 (Jan 1943); 64(3):25 (Sum 2002)

Lamp Committee

electric street lights and, 60(4):11 (Fall 1998)

Lampert, Emma E.

as artist

studies, in NYC and Paris, 17(2):9, 11 (Apr 1955)
works, Powers purchase of, 7(3):17 (Jul 1945)
world's fair exhibit-1890s, 17(2):12 (Apr 1955); 26(3):7 (Jul 1964)

marriage, 17(2):14 (Apr 1955)

Lamp fuels. See Lamps; specific fuel
Lamphro, John H.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

Lamplighters, 25(4):3 (Oct 1963); 60(4):5, 5 photo (Fall 1998)
Lamport William H.

as congressman, on Henry W. Johnson, quoted-1870s, 67(1):13 (Win 2005)

Lamps

auto/train. See Headlights
fuels for, 18(2):9 (Apr 1956); 46(3&4):9, 14 (Jul & Oct 1984); 60(4):4 (Fall 1998)
street. See Street lights

Lan, Agnes. See Ian, Agnes
Lancaster (ship)

broadside against officers of, 58(2):15 illus (Spr 1996)

Land

development/use. See Land development/use
office, for Genesee Country, 1(1):7 (Jan 1939)
park. See Parks; Parks system
prices. See Land purchases/sales
purchases/sales. See Land purchases/sales
sales agents/companies. See Land agents/companies
tracts. See Land tracts
treaty negotiations, with Iroquois. See Iroquois Confederacy; Seneca Nation

Land agents/companies (pioneer era)

advertisements-mid 1800s, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Barton, Benjamin, Jr. See Barton, Benjamin, Jr.
Butler, John. See Butler, Colonel John
Holland Land Company, 47(1&2):5, 14 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Latta, G. C., Sr. See Latta, George Clinton, Sr.
Latta, Samuel. See Latta, Samuel
Long Island Company, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Morris, Tom, 47(1&2):5, 14 (Jan & Apr 1985)
New York Genesee Land Company, 1(1):4 (Jan 1939)
Niagara Genesee Land Company, 1(1):4 (Jan 1939)
Phelps, Oliver. See Phelps, Oliver
Pulteney Associates. See Pulteney Associates/Association
Seneca Indians, ties with, 45(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1983)
treaty negotiations, with Iroquois Confederacy. See Iroquois Confederacy; Seneca Nation
Wadsworth, James. See Wadsworth, James
Williamson, Captain Charles. See Williamson, Captain Charles

Land Board (NYS)

canal land, appraisal of, 36(2):3 (Apr 1974)
Military Tract, Revolutionary War veterans and, 42(2):1, 28n.1 (Apr 1980)

Land development/use

commercial expansion-late 1800s, 11(1):3 (Jan 1949)
in Near Northeast District, 29(2):7 (Apr 1967)

during 1800s, 29(2):1, 2, 3-4 (Apr 1967)
lots, subdivision, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967)

as parkland. See Parks; Parks system
pioneer era, 38(1):7 (Jan 1976). See also Land purchases/sales; Land tracts

agricultural methods, 45(3&4):27-28 (Jul & Oct 1983)
clearing methods, 30(2):13-14 (Apr 1968)
ownership dispute-late 1700s, 45(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1983)
settlement patterns, 47(1&2):11, 12 (Jan & Apr 1985)
town plots, along lower Genesee River-1810s, 23(3):4 (Jul 1961)

planning. See City planning
subdivisions, 11(1):2 (Jan 1949). See also Subdivisions

Lander, James

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):20 (Apr 1951)

Landingburg, NY, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)
Landings. See Carthage Landing; Hanford's Landing; Kelsey's Dock/Landing; King's Landing
Landlords

discrimination, in Italian community, 22(4):9 (Oct 1960)
housing inspections/improvements, resistance to-1800s, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)

Landmarks. See also specific landmark

historical sketches, 12(2&3):1-24 (Apr 1950); 22(1):1-20 with map (Jan 1960); 24(3):9-10, 12, 14-15, 17-18, 23 (Jul 1962)
of Monroe County, compilation, 6(2):17 (Apr 1944); 41(1&2):28 (Jan & Apr 1979)
oldest remaining

in City of Rochester, 22(1):12-13 (Jan 1960)
of Rochesterville, 22(1):7 (Jan 1960)

preservation/restoration. See also Preservation

Hills residence and, 26(1):10 (Jan 1964)
Holihan, Elizabeth and, 65(3):26 (Sum 2003)

site tour, 22(1):1-19, 20 map (Jan 1960)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church as-1970s, 63(3):18 (Sum 2001)
Wolfard tile paintings of-mid 1900s, 65(3):12-13 (Sum 2003)

Landmark Society of Western New York

architectural report to, on Academy of the Sacred Heart, quoted, 65(4):21 (Fall 2003)
Arts Council and, 32(1):15 (Jan 1970)
Bragdon exhibit-1960s, 29(4):1 (Oct 1967)
Collins, Rowland as officer of-1970s, 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)
formation-1930s, 18(4):19 (Oct 1956)
holdings

Campbell-Whittlesey House, 8(2):18 (Apr 1946); 22(1):10 (Jan 1960); 26(2):8 (Apr 1964); 55(1):6 (Win 1993)
German Catholic Church ruins, 52(4):25 (Fall 1990)
Jonathan Child House, 22(1):9 (Jan 1960); 26(2):8 (Apr 1964)

preservation efforts, 40(2):1, 21 (Apr 1978)

original, 26(2):8 (Apr 1964)
St. Joseph's Park-1970s, 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)
in Third Ward, 26(2):8-9 (Apr 1964)

standards, 28(2&3):46 (Apr & Jul 1966)
urban renewal, role in, 27(4):24 (Oct 1965)

Landmarks of Monroe County, New York, 41(1&2):28 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Peck, (William F.) contributions, 6(2):17 (Apr 1944)

Land Office (NYS)

Erie Canal property, sale of, 37(3):18 (Jul 1975)

Landon, Alf

Weis, Jessica M. and, 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)

Landons Hotel

Fairbank, Nathaniel K. at, 40(3):10 (Jul 1978)

Land purchases/sales. See also specific site

Academy of the Sacred Heart Prince Street site-1860s, 65(4):11 (Fall 2003)
for golf courses, 65(1):4, 5-6 (Win 2003)
pioneer era, 38(1):7 (Jan 1976); 45(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1983); 47(1&2):3-6, 10, 12-15, 19, 21, 22 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Brown's Race mills, sites, and lots, 59(2):4, 5 illus, 8 (Spr 1997)
Holland Purchase. See Holland Purchase
One Hundred Acre Tract. See One Hundred Acre Tract
Phelps and Gorham Purchase. See Phelps and Gorham Purchase
state auction-1805, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)

prices

20,000 Acre Tract-1870s, 67(2):5 (Spr 2005)
Academy of the Sacred Heart Prince Street site-1860s, 65(4):11 (Fall 2003)
Bloomfield area-late 1700s, 47(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Broadway Street-1800s, 45(3&4):22 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Brown Square area-1850s, 30(4):8 (Oct 1968)
Canandaigua-pioneer era, 47(1&2):18 (Jan & Apr 1985); 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)
of cemetery lots-1800s, 54(3):17 (Sum 1992)
Ely Street-1830s, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)
of Erie Canal property-1920s, 37(3):18 (Jul 1975)
Franklin Street-1830s, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)
Galen Township-1790s, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Genesee River, at mouth of-1790s, 45(3&4):10 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Geneva-1780s, 45(3&4):10 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Irondequoit Bay-1850s, 56(1):8 (Win 1994)
Lexington Avenue lots-early 1900s, 15(4):13 (Oct 1953)
Oak Hill Country Club River Road site, 65(1):4 (Win 2003)
One Hundred Acre Tract. See One Hundred Acre Tract
Romulus (NY) area-1857, 42(2):24 (Apr 1980)
at St. Joseph and Weaver Streets-1880s, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)
during westward movement-1830s, 1(3):9 (Jul 1939)
Wilson Farm, in Brighton-1830s, 41(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Pultneyville, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
records, use in researching family history, 52(2):9, 13 (Spr 1990)
by Rochester Gas & Electric, 58(3):12 (Sum 1996)
to University of Rochester-early 1900s, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)

Landsberg, Mrs. Max

as civic leader, 10(2&3):18 (Jul 1948)

coeducation crusade, role in, 17(4):18 (Oct 1955)
Educational & Industrial Union, role in, 10(2&3):19 (Jul 1948); 14(4):10 (Oct 1952)

club membership, 10(1):7 (Jan 1948)

Landsberg, Rabbi Max (1845-1927)

biographical details, 22(2):17 (Apr 1960)
as civic/religious leader, 14(4):9 (Oct 1952); 17(4):12 (Oct 1955); 20(1):20, 24 (Jan 1958); 22(2):16 (Apr 1960); 23(3):14 (Jul 1961)

Adams eulogy, 40(4):16 (Oct 1978)
Brotherhood of Christian Unity and, 14(4):7 (Oct 1952)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):17 (Apr 1960)
immigrant restrictions, stance on, 25(3):11 (Jul 1963)
library, roles with, 36(4):12, 14, 39 (Oct 1974)
ministerial fellowship, membership in, 2(3):16 (Jul 1940)
Rochester's future, predictions on, 2(3):23 (Jul 1940)
social Christianity and, 14(4):9 (Oct 1952)

club membership

Fortnightly Club, 10(1):3 (Jan 1948); 48(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Ibsen, presentation on, 10(1):9 (Jan 1948)

Dusseldorf, visit to, 14(1):15, 20 (Jan 1952)

Landscape architects

American Society of Landscape Architects, A. S. DeForest and, 51(2):20 (Spr 1989)
Boone, Harry, 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)
Bragdon, Claude F. See Bragdon, Claude F.
Cassebeer, Walter H., 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)
Chamberlain, Robert, Eastman House commission-1930s, 51(2):8 (Spr 1989)
DeForest, A. Stephen. See DeForest, Alling Stephen
design of Eastman grounds/gardens, 52(1):3, 9, 17 photo caption (Win 1990)
Downing, Andrew Jackson, 26(2):10 (Apr 1964)
Grever and Ward, 67(2):8, 20, 22-23 (Spr 2005)
for Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)
Olmsteds. See Olmsted, Frederick Law, Jr.; Olmsted, Frederick Law, Sr.
Pitkin, William, 11(1):21 (Jan 1949)
Ward, David, 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)
Ward, Donald, 67(2):8, 20, 22-23 (Spr 2005)
Whiteford, Donald, 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)

Landscapes

NYS, traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):1-28 (Sum 2000); 62(4):1-14, 24-28 (Sum 2000)

Landscaping, 18(1):16 (Jan 1956)

Oak Hill Country Club, John R. Williams and, 65(1):6-7 (Win 2003)

Landslide

into Genesee River-1810s, 68(1&2):18-19 (Win & Spr 2006)

Land tracts

20,000 Acre Tract. See 20,000 Acre Tract
Gardeau Tract, 47(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Gore Tract, 47(1&2):6, 11 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Greig Tract, 27(3):2 (Jul 1965)
Holland Purchase. See Holland Purchase
Johnson (Elisha) Tract. See Johnson, Elisha; Johnson Tract
Manhattan Tract, 18(1):12 (Jan 1956)
Military Tract, 42(2):1, 28n.1 (Apr 1980)
Mill Tract. See Mill Tract
Mill Yard Tract. See Mill Tract
Morris Reserve. See Morris Reserve
One Hundred Acre Tract. See One Hundred Acre Tract
Phelps & Gorham Purchase. See Phelps and Gorham Purchase
Pulteney Tract. See Pulteney Estate/Purchase

Lane, Mrs. Ann (née Carroll)

marriage, 42(4):21 (Oct 1980). See also Carroll, Ann Rebecca

Lane, Fred

as baseball player, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)
military service and injury-Civil War, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)

Lane, George A., Jr.

residence and occupation-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Lane, Hardage

marriage, 42(4):5, 21 (Oct 1980)

Lane, Marcelle LeMénager

as author of Life and Work of Jane Marsh Parker, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948)

Lane, Thaddeus S. C.

California observatory, 21(3):23 (Jul 1959)

Lane Seminary, 10(2&3):3 (Jul 1948)
Laney, Calvin C.

as civil engineer, park survey, 11(1):5 (Jan 1949); 50(2):8 (Jul 1988)
named park commissioner-1920s, 11(1):17 (Jan 1949)
as superintendent of parks, 7(4):19 (Oct 1945)

appointment-1880s, 50(2):8 (Jul 1988)
Highland Park and, 11(1):6, 9, 11, 17, 21 (Jan 1949)

Lang, Dr. Harry

as educator of deaf, acknowledgment, 64(1):23 (Win 2002)

Lang, William A.

civil defense roles-WWII, 5(1):5, 6 (Jan 1943)
transit company, role in-1960s, 30(3):24 (Jul 1968)

Langie, Eugene H.

residence, 28(2&3):36 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Langley, Samuel

of Allegheny, 9(1):14-15 (Jan 1947)

Langslow-Fowler Company

fire damage-early 1900s, 38(2&3):16 (Apr & Jul 1976)
product line-early 1900s, 19(2):14 (Apr 1957)

Language. See also specific language

baseball phrases and-1800s, 63(1):8 (Win 2001)
Breton, 43(4):11 (Oct 1981)
instruction for deaf persons, 64(1):11-17 (Win 2002)
interpreters of. See Interpreters
multilingualism on Joseph Avenue-1900s, 64(3):7 (Sum 2002)
Native American, recording and translation, 38(4):4-5, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17 (Oct 1976)

Langworthy, H. N.

pioneer residence, description-1840s, 4(2):19 (Apr 1942)

Langworthy, Henry H.

as health officer, quoted on sewers as health hazard-1860s, 45(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Langworthy, Lyman B.

as health officer, Genesee River and, 58(3):3 (Sum 1996)

Lanni, Charles E.

education-1890s, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)

Lanni, Clement G.

as author, 6(2):21 (Apr 1944)

of Beat 'em or Join 'em, 10(4):12 (Oct 1948); 22(4):18 (Oct 1960)
historical society presentation and publication, 22(4):16 (Oct 1960)
of The History of the Italians of Rochester, 10(4):18 (Oct 1948)

education, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)
as newspaper editor, 22(4):14-18, 20-21 (Oct 1960)

merger of Italian weeklies, role in, 22(4):14 (Oct 1960)
profiles Italian community-1920s, 22(4):3 (Oct 1960)

politics, 22(4):18 (Oct 1960)
spouse. See Lanni, Mrs. Hazel J.

Lanni, Mrs. Hazel J. (née Lush)

as fundraising director-1920s, 30(1):14 (Jan 1968)

Lanphear Barone, Mary Jo. See Barone, Mary Jo Lanphear
Lansdale, Herbert P., Jr. (1898-1988)

as City Club officer, 9(4):24 (Oct 1947)
as YMCA officer, 16(1):24, 25 (Jan 1954)

Lansdale, Herbert P., Sr.

nationality groups and, 16(1):18 (Jan 1954)
as YMCA officer, 16(1):18, 21, 23 (Jan 1954)

Lansing, MI

Royce, James F. in, 59(4):21n.3 (Fall 1997)

Lansing, Richard H.

as author

of Historical Sketch: Music in Rochester 1819-1909, 29(1):4 (Jan 1967)
of Music in Rochester from 1817 to 1890, 10(4):21 (Oct 1948)

as music historian, 6(2):20 (Apr 1944)

Lanston, Andrew A.

at Monroe County Broadcasting Company, 32(3):26 (Jul 1970)

Lantern Works

fire-1880s, 17(1):6-7 (Jan 1955)

Laparotomy

first, 32(4):3 (Oct 1970)

Lapham, Elbridge

federal building, stance on, 41(4):6 (Oct 1979)

Lapham, Increase

weather station and-1870s, 27(1):5 (Jan 1965)

Lapierre, Dr. Eugene

organ recital, 60(3):5 (Sum 1998)

La Prairie, Quebec

Jesuit mission, Iroquois residents, 38(4):7, 11 (Oct 1976)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):22 (Fall 2000)

Lard

as fuel, 18(2):9 (Apr 1956); 46(3&4):9, 14 (Jul & Oct 1984)
as lubricant, 43(2&3):26, 29 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Larder, Gary

acknowledgment, 62(2):21 (Spr 2000); 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)

Larkin, Dr. (no given name)

as author of Ancient Man in America, 44(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1982)
native artifact, discovery-1850s, 44(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Lark Street, 15(4):16 (Oct 1953)
Larsen, August

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Larson, Lars

business enterprise-1800s, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
immigrant origins and local residence, 8(2):22 (Apr 1946)

L'Art Nouveau movement

Bragdon, Claude F. and, 29(4):5 (Oct 1967)

La Salle, René Robert Cavelier de

arrival

at Irondequoit Bay-1600s, 13(3):7 (Jul 1951); 16(4):2 (Oct 1954); 21(1):3-4 (Jan 1959)
at Totiakton-1660s, 13(3):6 (Jul 1951)

Genesee River rapids and, 54(3):4 (Sum 1992)

Laser light show

at High Falls, 61(3&4):17 (Sum & Fall 1999)

La Stampa Unita (newspaper)

coverage and features, 22(4):14-17, 19, 20 (Oct 1960)
demise, 22(4):22 (Oct 1960)
editor, Clement G. Lanni. See Lanni, Clement G.
political affiliation/endorsements, 22(4):17-18, 20-21 (Oct 1960)
renamed The Rochester Press, 22(4):22 (Oct 1960)

Last Boot-tree and Crimp factory

proprietor and product line, 40(1):9 (Jan 1978)

Last Council Fire-1870s

attendees and events, 68(1&2):20-21 (Win & Spr 2006)
group photograph, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)

The Last Eleven Mayors, The First Eleven Managers and Twenty County Chairmen by Blake McKelvey, 32(2):1-28 (Apr 1970)
Lasters Assembly

joins Knights of Labor, 25(1):9 (Jan 1963)
strike, 25(1):10 (Jan 1963)

Lasters Protective, 15(2):12 (Apr 1953)

No. 36, 15(2):17 (Apr 1953)

Last manufacture, 40(1):9 (Jan 1978)

labor force

Lasters Assembly, 25(1):9 (Jan 1963)
Lasters Protective, 15(2):12, 17 (Apr 1953)
strike, 25(1):10 (Jan 1963)

manufacturers, census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

The Last of the Heretics by Algernon S. Crapsey, 10(4):1, 13 (Oct 1948); 21(3):7 (Jul 1959); 42(1):23 (Jan 1980)
Latham, Pauline

WWII employment, photo, 66(1):2 (Win 2004)

Lathams, (no given names)

Eidoloscope invention, 12(1):20 (Jan 1950); 16(3):21 (Jul 1954)

Lath manufacture-mid 1800s, 26(1):14 (Jan 1964)
Lathrop, Cornelia

as deaf student, school, illness and local interment-1800s, 64(1):4 (Win 2002)

Latin America

American Women's Hospitals and, 51(3):22, 27 (Sum 1989)
migrant labor from, WWII and, 56(3):4 (Sum 1994)

La Tribuna (newspape