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Committee hostesses dressed in 1851 founder-era period gowns welcoming visitors at the Ames Street entrance during Taylor's 100th Anniversary celebration. Source: Taylor Instrument Company papers (D.120), Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, University of Rochester River Campus Libraries.
 
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Committee hostesses dressed in 1851 founder-era period gowns welcoming visitors at the Ames Street entrance during Taylor's 100th Anniversary celebration.
Committee hostesses dressed in 1851 founder-era period gowns welcoming visitors at the Ames Street entrance during Taylor's 100th Anniversary celebration.


Source: Taylor Instrument Company papers (D.120), Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, University of Rochester River Campus Libraries.
Source: Taylor Instrument Company papers (D.120), Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, University of Rochester River Campus Libraries.
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Committee hostesses dressed in 1851 founder-era period gowns welcoming visitors at the Ames Street entrance during Taylor's 100th Anniversary celebration.

Source: Taylor Instrument Company papers (D.120), Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, University of Rochester River Campus Libraries.

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