Power of the People Interactive Exhibits
Learn about the contributions of famous Rochesterians
Power of Ideas
Hiram Sibley
Kate Gleason
Chester Dewey
Susan B. Anthony
James Gould Cutler
Sister Hieronymo O'Brien
Lewis Swift
Daniel Powers
George Eastman
George B. Selden
Frederick Douglas
John Jacob Bausch
& Capt. Henry Lomb
Power of Arts
Josiah Bissell
Claude Bragdon
Augustine Dauby
Frank E. Gannett
Lewis Henry Morgan
George Ellwanger
& Patrick Barry
Henry A. Ward
Henry O'Reilly
Howard Hanson
George L. Herdle
Abelard Reynolds
Andrew J. Warner
& J. Foster Warner
Power of Water
Seth Green
Junius Judson
Ebenezer Allen
Robert M. Dalzell
Redjacket/The Seneca
Matthew & Francis Brown
Sam Patch
George Motley
Elisha Johnson
Herman Leroy Fairchild
Col. Nathaniel Rochester
Hubert Harrington Warner
Inside the Exhibit Hall
Gleason Lathe
Manufactured in 1890 by the Gleason Works in its factory then
located at No. 10 Browns Race, this machine is a water-powered,
belt-driven, metal-working lathe. Background picture shows the
lathes in the Gleason Works factory.