09/17/2026
Built 1933–1936 in Rochester, NY, the Rundel Memorial Library is home to a beautiful set of bronze windows as well as a famous canal (Eerie) running beneath it! Designed by Gordon & Kaelber in Beaux-Arts/Art Deco style, it opened as the city’s first central public library, dedicated October 4, 1936, and later listed on the National Register of Historic Places (1985). All of the windows were removed and restored off site. The deep, non-directional finish of the bronze can be viewed over the water for anyone to visit.