File:Pittsford NY - Richardson's Canal House in 1922 by Albert R Stone.jpg

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Summary

Description

English: "The old Bushnell's Basin Hotel was a pioneer canal hostelry. Prohibition forced Mrs. John Kossow, the owner, to sell to Charles Dobler of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Mr. Dobler made the hotel into a private home. The old hotel was standing on this site when the Erie Canal was started in 1825. On Valentine's Day, 1979, it was reopened as a restaurant named Richardson's Canal House at Bushnell's Basin, by Vivienne Tellier and Andrew D. Wolfe. The building pictured has a brick lower level. Brick pillars support the second story, which extends beyond the lower floor at front and back. The central part of the second floor features a covered porch."

"Printed in Rochester Herald, July 10, 1922."

This is an image of a place or building that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the United States of America. Its reference number is 80002652.

Date

10 July 1922 (published)

Source

Albert R. Stone Negative Collection, Rochester Museum & Science Center (file record, direct file link). Full-resolution image obtained from Democrat and Chronicle feature.

Author

Albert R. Stone (1866–1934)
Description	American photographer Some photos from the RMSC's Stone Collection may have been created by Albert Stone's son, Daniel Stone. The younger Stone died in 1936, so for copyright purposes there is no difference between the two.
Date of birth/death	2 September 1866	1934
Location of birth/death	Deerfield	Rochester
Work location	Rochester, New York
Authority file	: Q18507710 VIAF: 45812618 LCCN: n87126207 WorldCat

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