Rochester
Kodak's founding city
Rochester names several cities in the United States, most notably in New York and Minnesota.
Rochester, New York was a major industrial center known for Kodak and Xerox.
Rochester, Minnesota is home to the Mayo Clinic.
In literature, Rochester is the brooding hero of Charlotte Brontë's *Jane Eyre*: Reader, I married him—Mr. Rochester.
Major imaging company
- EastmanPhotography industrialist's surname
- GeneseeUpstate New York river
- Erie CanalHistoric New York waterway
- Lake OntarioSmallest Great freshwater body
Finger Lakes · Susan B. Anthony · Frederick Douglass · Wegmans · flour mills · optics · imaging
Western New York city
- SyracuseCity in two eras
- AlbanyNew York State capital
- IthacaIonian island, epic destination
- BinghamtonBroome County seat
Utica · Schenectady · Yonkers · New York City · Minneapolis · Detroit · Cleveland · Pittsburgh
Kodak
Major imaging company
- EastmanPhotography industrialist's surname
- GeneseeUpstate New York river
- Erie CanalHistoric New York waterway
Lake Ontario · Finger Lakes · Susan B. Anthony · Frederick Douglass · Wegmans · flour mills · optics · imaging
Buffalo
Western New York city
Binghamton · Utica · Schenectady · Yonkers · New York City · Minneapolis · Detroit · Cleveland · Pittsburgh · Toronto
Jane Eyre
- BrontëLiterary sisters' surname
- ByronicDarkly charismatic and brooding
- broodingAnxiously dwelling on something
master · governess · manor · sardonic · mysterious · Fairfax
- Lake OntarioToronto, Kingston, Hamilton, Niagara River, Niagara Falls
- Minnesota PlacesMinneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth, Bloomington, Plymouth
- Rust Belt CitiesDetroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Gary
- Upstate New YorkBuffalo, Syracuse, Albany, Ithaca, Cooperstown
- Beaver CountyBeaver, Baden, Bridgewater, Conway, Georgetown
- Minnesota SchoolsDuluth, Morris, Gustavus, Augsburg, St. Thomas
RochesterJane Eyre
RochesterDavid Copperfield