Rushville History Room

What's New

We are always adding to our Wall of Honor. While we work on completing the Wall of Honor database on this website feel free to stop in the Village Hall and gaze upon the wall and acknowledge all those in our community who have served in the military and protected our freedom.



About Us

In December 2006 work began on the conversion of the former fire truck bay in the village Hall. The Village Mayor and Board of Trustees had obtained grants for the conversion to include an archive storage room for Village records and a Village Historian's office and display room.

Much to the delight of village residents, the work was completed by volunteers under the direction of Tim King. The history room has been equipped with display cabinets, a work/conference table and interesting artifacts of Rushville through the generosity of local citizens and organizations.

The Rushville History Room includes a Wall of Honor to commemorate the local veterans who have served in the Armed Forces of the United States. The History Room contains a School Corner dedicated to local schools. It includes a photo of the Rushville High School taken in 1892. The main history room has Rushville history books containing copies of newspaper articles, photos, etc. for research purposes and displays of Village business and rural home life artifacts.

Stop in and visit!

Open Hours Tuesdays: 9:00am - 12:00pm or By Appointment
Construction of Main St. 1924
Construction of Main St. 1924

view complete historical image gallery



History Room Contact Form


Historians



Ken Seeling



Volunteers



a) Pictured left to right: (top row) Janet Read, Don Blodgett, Nancy Cleveland, Joan Stover, Ken Seeling, (bottom row) Sonia Hey, Ken Hey, Nancy Elwell, Pam Brown, Larry Brown



Wall of Honor

In honor of all our Rushville Veterans.

View Wall of Honor




Genealogy & Research

The Rushville History Room has has a variety of resources available for genealogy and general research. Feel free to stop in any Tuesday or Thursday during regular open hours if you would like to have access to any of the History Room records. The resources available include:

 

Family Files
Surname Files
Family Books
Scrap Books
Other Cemetery Records
Obituaries
Marriages
Organization & Business Files
Photographs
Our Pioneers
Historical Buildings

 

Some of these files date back hundreds of years and may be useful to your research project. Contact the History Room today to learn more.


Relevant Resources

Yates County Genealogy and Historical Society

Ontario County Historical Society

Middlesex Heritage Group

Gorham Historical Society


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