Brighton is a town in Monroe County, New York, United States. The population was 37,137 at the 2020 census. [3]

BRIGHTONORGANIZATION AND FIRST OFFICERS The town of Brighton was organized March 25, 1814, by a division of the town of Smallwood in two parts, Brighton and Pittsford. Part of Rochester was taken off in 1834, and Irondequoit in 1835.

The modern Brighton, one of America's most beautiful suburban residential communities, has blossomed in the past 50 years from a small, semi-rural town with scattered farms and a few large suburban homes, into a diversified, complex community with 30,000 residents. The history of this community stretches back more than 300 years, and in

Apr 25, 2019 · Brighton’s original boundaries in 1814 were Lake Ontario on the north and the Genesee River on the west. The eastern and southern boundaries are similar to those of today. Annexations by the city, from 1823 to 1954, reduced Brighton to 6500 acres. It is the third smallest town in Monroe County after Gates and Irondequoit, also severely annexed.

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It is situated in the County of Monroe, abutting Lake Ontario in upstate New York. It was shaped by the Wisconsin Glacier until 8,000 BC and is now divided by the Genesee River. Brighton, a suburb of Rochester, was a Seneca Indian hunting ground before becoming an Erie Canal Village in …

with many notable Brighton residents! Sunday, January 26th, 2020 | 2:30 pm Brickstone Wintergarden | 1325 Elmwood Avenue, Rochester NY 14620 Volume 21, No. 1 Winter 2020 W HISTORIC BRIGHTON Newsletter and Journal Celebrating our Town’s history and educating our community about Brighton’s past. www.historicbrighton.org MERCHANTS OF MONROE ...

Oct 6, 2019 · Sesquicentennial History of the Town of Brighton, Monroe County, New York, 1814-1964. A short history of the Town of Brighton, NY and also historic homes that were on a house tour. Planned and edited by Helen Reynold Williams : …

Our organization includes professional historians, researchers, librarians, architects, long-time Brighton residents, and many others who possess a strong curiosity about their surroundings. We have covered the Seneca Indians, our neighborhoods and sites, local cultural and religious institutions, historic personages, architectural history ...

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