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Rochester and Rochester Hills grew in a territory of three rivers, abundantly fertile pastures, and rolling oak forests on land once considered uninhabitable. Though only 30 miles from Detroit, official government reports of swampy and barren land deterred settlers. In 1817, the Graham family disregarded these reports, instead following the advice of Native Americans to reach a territory governed by a triumvirate of creeks, which were forceful enough to power several mills yet gentle enough to support thriving farms. Only 20 years later, every plot in Rochester had been sold. Later the village was made a stop on the network of Michigan railroads, cementing its fate as a vigorous and popular community. With a past boasting such illustrious citizens as auto baron John Dodge and internationally prominent obstetrician Dr. Bertha Van Hoosen, with corporations like Parke-Davis and philanthropic organizations such as Leader Dogs for the Blind, Rochester remains a source of innovative leadership as well as a model for successful suburbia.
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Rochester and Rochester Hills grew in a territory of three rivers, abundantly fertile pastures, and
rolling oak forests on land once considered uninhabitable. Though only 30 miles from Detroit,
official government reports of swampy and barren land deterred settlers. In 1817, the Graham
family disregarded these reports, instead following the advice of Native Americans to reach a
territory governed by a triumvirate of creeks, which were forceful enough to power several mills
yet gentle enough to support thriving farms. Only 20 years later, every plot in Rochester had been
sold. Later the village was made a stop on the network of Michigan railroads, cementing its fate
as a vigorous and popular community. With a past boasting such illustrious citizens as auto
baron John Dodge and internationally prominent obstetrician Dr. Bertha Van Hoosen, with
corporations like Parke-Davis and philanthropic organizations such as Leader Dogs for the Blind,
Rochester remains a source of innovative leadership as well as a model for successful suburbia.
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