Neisner's was an affordable shopping option in downtown Rochester
Back when downtown Rochester was lined with retail stores, Neisner's was one of the most affordable shopping options.
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Back when downtown Rochester was lined with retail stores, Neisner's was one of the most affordable shopping options.
Chase-Pitkin was owned by Wegmans Food Markets for years, but the company’s roots stretch to just after the Civil War.
This Andrews Street hang out was the place to go in the '80s for punk and New Wave music.
The company was known here for its gravel-voiced owner/ad pitchman Tom Carvel and for products like Fudgie the Whale, Flying Saucers and Cookie Puss.
The event was about fun, as thousands of people cheered along the shorelines and at post-race concerts, fireworks shows and parties.