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Great Homes of Rochester 2002

★ 9.01 votes46 min📅 2002-03-04
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Step into the architectural heart of Rochester with *Great Homes of Rochester (2002)*, a delightful documentary that unveils the city's most stunning residences.

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Cast

Eleanor McQuillken
Herself
Geff Yancey
Himself
Cynthia Howk
Herself / Historian
Charles Reagan
Himself / Charlotte Whitney Allen's Chauffeur
Victoria Schmitt
Herself / Friend of Charlotte Whitney Allen
Ruth Rosenberg Naparsteck
Herself / Rochester City Historian
Mary Hanson
Herself / VP of Rural Opportunities, Inc.
Stuart Mitchell
Himself / CEO of Rural Opportunities Inc.
Kate Hall
Self / Rural Opportunities Inc. Employee
Carey Corea
Himself / President of Idea Connections

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Great Homes of Rochester (2002) about?

This documentary takes viewers on a guided tour of Rochester's most beautiful homes, showcasing a variety of architectural styles from Victorian to French colonial. Narrated by local experts, it offers a glimpse into the city's rich architectural heritage and the stories behind its most exquisite residences.

Who directed Great Homes of Rochester?

Director information is not available.

Who stars in Great Homes of Rochester?

The film features Eleanor McQuillken, Geff Yancey, Cynthia Howk, and Victoria Schmitt as key contributors to its narrative.

Is Great Homes of Rochester (2002) worth watching?

As a niche documentary, it's a charming watch for architecture enthusiasts and Rochester locals. While it may not have a broad appeal, its focus on local history and stunning homes makes it a rewarding experience for those interested in regional culture and design.

How long is Great Homes of Rochester?

The documentary runs for 46 minutes.

About Great Homes of Rochester (2002) — A Celebration of Rochester's Architectural Legacy

Step into the architectural heart of Rochester with *Great Homes of Rochester (2002)*, a delightful documentary that unveils the city's most stunning residences.

Narrated by Eleanor McQuillken and featuring local historian Geff Yancey, this 46-minute journey explores the diverse architectural styles that define Rochester's streets. From grand Victorian mansions to charming California bungalows, the film captures the elegance and history behind each home, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the city's architectural treasures. With a blend of nostalgia and admiration, *Great Homes of Rochester* celebrates the craftsmanship and stories woven into the city's most beloved dwellings.