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Endnotes: The Newberry Building

By David Neth - April 30, 2018

Over the course of its life, the Newberry Building in Batavia has been home to many different businesses. Today, the building is seeing new life with Genesee County's first commercial brewery in nearly 100 years.

The full content is available in the Spring 2018 Issue.

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