MPNnow.com: Geneva man finds historical treasure in hidden attic

MPNnow.com: Geneva man finds historical treasure in hidden attic

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David Whitcomb, an attorney in Canandaigua, bought a building in Geneva to expand his practice and upon exploring the attic discovered glass negatives, photo equipment, frames and other photo related items from J. E. Hale who took what became Susan B. Anthony's official portrait. He took most of the items to One Source Auctions & Antiques who will be cleaning up the items and auctioning them. This was the opening he discovered that lead to the attic.

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He turned to his friend and said, "I think we just found the Goonies treasure."

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