Genesee County, the Holland Land Company, and the Fabric of American History
Local History: A Brief Historical Overview and Issues Central to its Practice
The Notion of History and its Importance for a Community
The Ideal of Freedom, the Civil War, and Genesee County, New York, 1861-1865
United States/Genesee County Agricultural History Timeline and Exhibit Descriptions
What Makes Local History Unique?
A Brief Overview of the Civil War from the Perspective of Genesee County
Brief Remarks Concerning the Historical Significance of the Holland Land Company Through the Early Nineteenth Century in Western New York
Why do Wars Happen? Genesee County and the Problem of Human Conflict, 1775 to the Present
A Place of Peace, Play, and Learning: the Genesee County Park and Forest
The Services Offered by the Genesee County History Department
American Culture and Cookbooks in Genesee County, New York, 1830-1920
Genealogical Research at the Genesee County History Department: Opportunities and Resources
The Many Contributions of our Local Historians
Irish-Americans in Genesee County, New York – A St. Patrick’s Day Reflection
Does History Matter? Searching for the Past and the Future of our Nation
Remarks for the Legend and Lore Marker Ceremony at the Rolling Hills Asylum
Genealogy and History: Are the Two the Same?
Remarks in Commemoration for 1stLieutenant Leonard B. Fuller
Emory Upton and the Formation of Modern America
Remarks at the Dedication Ceremony for the Emory Upton Historical Marker
A Special Kind of Scandal
Depression Children Go To War: Genesee County, New York, 1941-1945
Common Questions About the History of Genesee County
In Search of Modern America: Mass Media and Presidential Elections in Genesee County, New York, 1860-1920
Becoming American: The Journey of Italians in Genesee County, New York
Introduction to For Home and Country: Oakfield, New York During World War II
The State of History in Genesee County, New York: Thinking Nationally While Working Locally
A Brief Overview of the History of the Genesee County Courthouse
Family History Workshop – A Guide
Protestantism, Protestant Revolutions, and the Place of Religion in Genesee County History
Is it Dangerous to Believe Anything We Want to Believe In?
Hoover, Roosevelt, and the New Deal in Genesee County, New York during The Great Depression
What We Have Found – Family History Workshop #2
Genesee County Children and World War Two
Respectable Radicals: Christian Socialism in Early Twentieth Century Upstate New York
Two Heroes from Genesee County – Ely S. Parker and Charles F. Rand
The Upton Memorial – a Tribute to all of Genesee County’s Veterans
Our Community’s Need for Memory – Our Community’s Need for History
Thanksgiving in Genesee County – A Day of Gratitude, Rest, Play, and Community
Public Presence and Secret Injustice: Women in Genesee County, New York, 1802 to the Present
The Stafford Bicentennial: Identifying With the Past in Order to Prepare for the Future
The Spirit of Liberty and the Right to Self-Expression
Addendum to the Timeline of Significant Genesee County Government Events for the Years 1993-2020
The Historical Society of the New York Courts: Genesee County Legal History
"Chapter Thirteen" In Western New York? The Ku Klux Klan Genesee County in the 1920s
"Chapter Fifteen" Too Often Forgotten: Female Slaves and Poor Women in Genesee County