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Rochester, MI location
Rochester, MI
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Rochester Michigan Corner 4th and Main
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Rochester Michigan Corner University and Main
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Rochester Michigan Dairy Queen
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Rochester Michigan Grain Elevator Barn
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Rochester Michigan Older Persons Commission
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Rochester Michigan Older Persons Commission2
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Rochester Michigan Opera House
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Rochester Michigan Paint Creek Trail
Rochester, Michigan. The Paint Creek Trail is a 8.5 mile "Rails-to-Trails" pathway that connects the cities of Rochester and Lake Orion, Michigan. The photo was taken at the trail entrance on north side of Rochester Municipal Park. Photo taken June 30, 2007.
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Rochester Michigan Paint Creek Walkway
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Rochester Michigan Public Library
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Rochester Michigan Public Library2
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Rochester Michigan Rollin Sprague Building
Rochester, Michigan. Rollin Sprague Building. Oldest commercial building in Rochester, Michigan. Built in 1849 of coursed cobblestone. Reflects its 1899 appearance. Home Bakery located here in 1930. Picture taken June 23, 2007.
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Rochester Michigan Rotary Park
Rochester, Michigan. Rotary Gateway Park. Located adjacent to Rochester Hills Public Library and Paint Creek. Photo taken June 23, 2007.
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Rochester Michigan Royal Park Hotel
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Rochester Michigan Stoney Creek High School
[Rochester, Michigan. Stoney Creek High School, opened in 2002. Third high school in Rochester Community School district.
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Rochester Michigan Welcome Sign
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Rochester Michigan Western Knitting Mills
Western Knitting Mill — built in 1896, in Rochester, Michigan. Owned by brothers William & Charles Chapman and William Yawkey. With an output of 100,000 dozen pairs annually, it was one of the largest producers of these goods in the world. Later adapted and utilized during World War II for incendiary production. Today the mill is fully restored and is home to a restaurant and several businesses. Photo taken June 23, 2007.
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Rochester Municipal Park and Paint Creek
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