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The Iroquois Nation
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| Prior to the European invasion of eastern North America, Native Americans lived in the Finger Lakes area of New York for more than 10,000 years... |
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The Longhouse; Ganondagan’s Bark Longhouse
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South of Rochester in the town of Victor, lies Ganondagan (ga-NON-da-gan), the site of a Native American community that was a flourishing, vibrant center for the Seneca people that were part of many Indian nations that occupied the North American woodlands during the early seventeenth century... | |||||||||||
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Welcome to Seward House
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| Judge Elijah Miller, William Seward’s father-in-law, built what is now Seward House in 1816-1817. Designed in the Federal architectural style, it was one of the first brick houses built in Auburn. One of the workmen on the house was Brigham Young, a sixteen year-old apprentice painter and carpenter, who in later life became one of the principal leaders of the Mormon Church and the founder of Salt Lake City... | ||||||||||||
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