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250 South Ave.

alexandergartley — 2016-05-18T14:19:07Z

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- An empty lot and a decrepit building sit on a 2/3 acre lot at 250 South Ave. Behind the now closed ["Brickyard Pub"], it was the site of a city public bathhouse and a public swimming pool, the Natatorium. The building in the rear of the complex probably served as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in 1975 after the City ceased repairing the roof (damaged by humidity of the pool and the weather), and was demolished in 1977. The remaining building stored voting machines at one time but now only supports an electronic billboard facing ["Interstate 490" I-490].	+ An empty lot and a decrepit building sit on a 2/3 acre lot at '''250 South Ave'''. Behind the now closed ["Brickyard Pub"], it was the site of a city public bathhouse and a public swimming pool, the Natatorium. The building in the rear of the complex probably served as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in 1975 after the City ceased repairing the roof (damaged by humidity of the pool and the weather), and was demolished in 1977. The remaining building stored voting machines at one time but now only supports an electronic billboard facing ["Interstate 490" I-490].

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briankiner — 2013-02-06T02:44:40Z

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- In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. Located at 1 Capron Street (aka 228 South Avenue), the construction of the 19 residential loft condos has begun and the only loft condos in Rochester, NY are for sale. 1 Bedrooms start at $139,000 and 2 bedrooms start at $179,000. The project was managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties] and was completed in 2012.	+ In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. Located at 1 Capron Street (aka 228 South Avenue), the construction of the 19 residential loft condos has begun and the only loft condos in Rochester, NY are for sale. 1 Bedrooms start at $139,000 and 2 bedrooms start at $179,000. The project was developed by Riverview Lofts, LLC and managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties] until it was completed in 2012.

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briankiner — 2013-02-06T02:39:24Z

To update status and remove a dead link to Capron.

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- In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. Located at 1 Capron Street (aka 228 South Avenue), the construction of the 19 residential loft condos has begun and the only loft condos in Rochester, NY are for sale. 1 Bedrooms start at $139,000 and 2 bedrooms start at $179,000. The project is being managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties] and can be viewed at [http://www.1Capron.com/ 1Capron.com].	+ In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. Located at 1 Capron Street (aka 228 South Avenue), the construction of the 19 residential loft condos has begun and the only loft condos in Rochester, NY are for sale. 1 Bedrooms start at $139,000 and 2 bedrooms start at $179,000. The project was managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties] and was completed in 2012.

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briankiner — 2009-08-06T15:12:13Z

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- In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. Located at 1 Capron Street (aka 228 South Avenue), the construction of the 19 residential loft condos is scheduled to begin in the winter of 2008. Rochester's only loft condos are scheduled to go on sale in the spring of 2008. The project is being managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties].	+ In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. Located at 1 Capron Street (aka 228 South Avenue), the construction of the 19 residential loft condos has begun and the only loft condos in Rochester, NY are for sale. 1 Bedrooms start at $139,000 and 2 bedrooms start at $179,000. The project is being managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties] and can be viewed at [http://www.1Capron.com/ 1Capron.com].

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scotthendler — 2009-01-25T21:51:56Z

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- = Headline text =	+ In January 2009 the renovation of the building is completed. ["Plan Architectural Studio"] moved from High Falls and will occupy space on the first floor. The second floor of the building also contains office space. There are two (1,200 square feet) one-bedroom lofts on the third floor. The newly added fourth floor, contains a two-bedroom penthouse apartment (over 2,000 square feet). Also added were a four-story elevator, stair tower and outdoor spiral staircase. + + The two lofts each have 1-1/2 baths, 13- to 15-foot-high ceilings, exposed brick on the interior walls, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, contemporary plumbing fixtures, gas fireplaces, spa-style bathrooms (designed to allow natural light into the shower through translucent glass) with large walk-in showers and two-person soap tubs. + + The penthouse includes many of the same features, in addition to another full bathroom, an area with an open floor-plan, called a “great room,” and 400-foot roof terrace. There’s also private on-site parking. + + Here are some updated photos: + + [[image(250SouthRen.jpg, left"view from the South Wedge")]] [[image(250SouthKitch.jpg,right "one of the kitchens")]]

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scotthendler — 2009-01-25T21:42:22Z

Upload of image 250SouthKitch.jpg.

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scotthendler — 2009-01-25T21:42:02Z

Upload of image 250SouthRen.jpg.

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briankiner — 2008-11-18T22:53:02Z

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- In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. The construction of 22 residential loft condos is scheduled to begin in the fall of 2007. Rochester's only loft condos are scheduled to go on sale in the spring of 2008. The project is being managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties].	+ In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. Located at 1 Capron Street (aka 228 South Avenue), the construction of the 19 residential loft condos is scheduled to begin in the winter of 2008. Rochester's only loft condos are scheduled to go on sale in the spring of 2008. The project is being managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties].
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alexandergartley — 2008-10-23T21:15:29Z

added wiki link to Interstate 490

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- An empty lot and a decrepit building sit on a 2/3 acre lot at 250 South Ave. Behind the now closed ["Brickyard Pub"], it was the site of a city public bathhouse and a public swimming pool, the Natatorium. The building in the rear of the complex probably served as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in 1975 after the City ceased repairing the roof (damaged by humidity of the pool and the weather), and was demolished in 1977. The remaining building stored voting machines at one time but now only supports an electronic billboard facing i-490.	+ An empty lot and a decrepit building sit on a 2/3 acre lot at 250 South Ave. Behind the now closed ["Brickyard Pub"], it was the site of a city public bathhouse and a public swimming pool, the Natatorium. The building in the rear of the complex probably served as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in 1975 after the City ceased repairing the roof (damaged by humidity of the pool and the weather), and was demolished in 1977. The remaining building stored voting machines at one time but now only supports an electronic billboard facing ["Interstate 490" I-490].

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scotthendler — 2008-02-07T03:13:52Z

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- \|\|<valign="top" rowspan="2">http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg\|\|A view of the pool before completion. The tall building in the background is now called The Lofts at Capron Street. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue. Assuming the picture was taken near mid-day, the shadows on the left cast northward. The ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind to the right.\|\|	+ \|\|<valign="top" rowspan="2">http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg\|\|A view of the pool before completion. The tall building in the background is now called ["The Lofts at Capron"] Street. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue. Assuming the picture was taken near mid-day, the shadows on the left cast northward. The ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind to the right.\|\|

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briankiner — 2007-05-12T21:47:10Z

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	+ + In March 2007, the large building in the right side of the photo below, was purchased by a group of local developers known as Riverview Lofts, LLC. The construction of 22 residential loft condos is scheduled to begin in the fall of 2007. Rochester's only loft condos are scheduled to go on sale in the spring of 2008. The project is being managed by [http://www.belmontproperties.com/ Belmont Properties].
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- \|\|<valign="top" rowspan="2">http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg\|\|A view of the pool before completion. The tall building in the background is now called informally the Capron Building. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue. Assuming the picture was taken near mid-day, the shadows on the left cast northward. The ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind to the right.\|\|	+ \|\|<valign="top" rowspan="2">http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg\|\|A view of the pool before completion. The tall building in the background is now called The Lofts at Capron Street. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue. Assuming the picture was taken near mid-day, the shadows on the left cast northward. The ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind to the right.\|\|

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JohnLam — 2006-02-09T07:34:08Z

improved layout

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- An empty lot and a decrepit building sit on a 2/3 acre lot at 250 South Ave. Behind the now closed ["Brickyard Pub"] it was the site of a city public bathhouse and a public swimming pool, the Natatorium. The building in the rear of the complex probably served as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in 1975 after the City ceased repairing the roof (damaged by humidity of the pool and the weather), and was demolished in 1977. The remaining building stored voting machines at one time but now only supports an electronic billboard facing i-490.	+ An empty lot and a decrepit building sit on a 2/3 acre lot at 250 South Ave. Behind the now closed ["Brickyard Pub"], it was the site of a city public bathhouse and a public swimming pool, the Natatorium. The building in the rear of the complex probably served as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in 1975 after the City ceased repairing the roof (damaged by humidity of the pool and the weather), and was demolished in 1977. The remaining building stored voting machines at one time but now only supports an electronic billboard facing i-490.
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- http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg A view of the pool before completion. The tall building in the background is now called informally the Capron Building. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue. Assuming the picture was taken near mid-day, the shadows on the left cast northward. The ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind to the right.	+ \|\|<valign="top" rowspan="2">http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg\|\|A view of the pool before completion. The tall building in the background is now called informally the Capron Building. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue. Assuming the picture was taken near mid-day, the shadows on the left cast northward. The ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind to the right.\|\|
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- http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000088.jpg The old bathhouse would have been next to the Brickyard Pub. To the south, today's i-490 roadbed runs in place of the subway tracks in the former ["Erie Canal"] bed.	+ \|\|The old bathhouse would have been next to the Brickyard Pub. To the south, today's i-490 roadbed runs in place of the subway tracks in the former ["Erie Canal"] bed.\|\|<valign="top" rowspan="2">http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000088.jpg\|\|

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JohnLam — 2006-02-09T06:52:37Z

added news; improved urls; brought photos & captions inline; edited!

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- 250 South Ave. is a small plot of land containing an empty lot and an abandoned building. It is next door to the ["Brickyard Pub"] and has been cited as "the abandoned building behind ["Geva Theatre"]." It is the former site of a city public bathhouse and the Natatorium, a public swimming pool. The building in the rear was part of the complex and probably acted as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in the 1975 after the city decided not to continue repairing the roof (damaged by the humidity of the pool and the weather). It was demolished in 1977. The remaining building was used to store voting machines at one time but now does nothing but hold up a sign that faces 490.	+ An empty lot and a decrepit building sit on a 2/3 acre lot at 250 South Ave. Behind the now closed ["Brickyard Pub"] it was the site of a city public bathhouse and a public swimming pool, the Natatorium. The building in the rear of the complex probably served as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in 1975 after the City ceased repairing the roof (damaged by humidity of the pool and the weather), and was demolished in 1977. The remaining building stored voting machines at one time but now only supports an electronic billboard facing i-490.
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- A [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=43.151399N+77.606255W&ll=43.151399,-77.606255&spn=0.000939,0.002704&t=h satellite photo of the building] can be seen on [http://maps.google.com/ Google Maps]. According to [http://geo.cityofrochester.gov/detail.asp?RECID=1214011700 the City of Rochester property details] the property is owned by the city as of 2006-Feb-8. - - A view of the pool before it was complete is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg here]. Note that the building in the background still exists. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue (assuming the picture was taken toward mid-day, the shadows on the left would be cast northward.) Present-day ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind them to their right. - - The old bathhouse, which would have been next to the Brickyard Pub, is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000088.jpg here]. Remember that the present-day 490 roadbed to the south was laid atop the subway tracks which were laid in the ["Erie Canal"] bed.	+ Google Maps shows a [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=43.151399N+77.606255W&ll=43.151399,-77.606255&spn=0.000939,0.002704&t=h satellite photo of the building]. According to City [http://geo.CityofRochester.gov/detail.asp?RECID=1214011700 property details], as of 2006-Feb-8 the city owns the property, but a group of architects have since bought it, plan to cut additional windows, and convert it into downtown lofts. The interior features a grand staircase. + ----- + http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg A view of the pool before completion. The tall building in the background is now called informally the Capron Building. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue. Assuming the picture was taken near mid-day, the shadows on the left cast northward. The ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind to the right. + ----- + http://LibraryWeb.org/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000088.jpg The old bathhouse would have been next to the Brickyard Pub. To the south, today's i-490 roadbed runs in place of the subway tracks in the former ["Erie Canal"] bed.

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JasonOlshefsky — 2006-02-09T01:00:00Z

Added a few facts for those confused by the images.

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- A view of the pool before it was complete is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg here]. Note that the building in the background still exists. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot.	+ A view of the pool before it was complete is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg here]. Note that the building in the background still exists. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot and the photographer is facing South Avenue (assuming the picture was taken toward mid-day, the shadows on the left would be cast northward.) Present-day ["Geva Theatre"] would be behind them to their right.
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- The old bathhouse, which would have been next to the Brickyard Pub, is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000088.jpg here].	+ The old bathhouse, which would have been next to the Brickyard Pub, is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000088.jpg here]. Remember that the present-day 490 roadbed to the south was laid atop the subway tracks which were laid in the ["Erie Canal"] bed.

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JasonOlshefsky — 2006-02-09T00:49:10Z

Made a better Google Maps link.

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- A [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=250+South+Ave,+Rochester,+NY&hl=en&ll=43.151509,-77.606741&spn=0.000939,0.002704&t=h satellite photo of the building] can be seen on [http://maps.google.com/ Google Maps]. According to [http://geo.cityofrochester.gov/detail.asp?RECID=1214011700 the City of Rochester property details] the property is owned by the city as of 2006-Feb-8.	+ A [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=43.151399N+77.606255W&ll=43.151399,-77.606255&spn=0.000939,0.002704&t=h satellite photo of the building] can be seen on [http://maps.google.com/ Google Maps]. According to [http://geo.cityofrochester.gov/detail.asp?RECID=1214011700 the City of Rochester property details] the property is owned by the city as of 2006-Feb-8.

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TomMaszerowski — 2006-02-08T22:59:02Z

Linked directly to the images

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- A view of the pool before it was complete is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us:2080/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?fullRecord+5061+716+570+92+1 here]. Note that the building in the background still exists. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot.	+ A view of the pool before it was complete is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000087.jpg here]. Note that the building in the background still exists. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot.
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- The old bathhouse, which would have been next to the Brickyard Pub, is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us:2080/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?fullRecord+5061+716+571+8+2 here].	+ The old bathhouse, which would have been next to the Brickyard Pub, is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/archives/early/e0000/e0000088.jpg here].

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TomMaszerowski — 2006-02-08T21:15:55Z

Added information about the public bathhouse and Natatorium which were there

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- 250 South Ave. is a small plot of land containing an empty lot and an abandoned building. It is next door to the ["Brickyard Pub"] and has been cited as "the abandoned building behind ["Geva Theatre"]."	+ 250 South Ave. is a small plot of land containing an empty lot and an abandoned building. It is next door to the ["Brickyard Pub"] and has been cited as "the abandoned building behind ["Geva Theatre"]." It is the former site of a city public bathhouse and the Natatorium, a public swimming pool. The building in the rear was part of the complex and probably acted as shipping/receiving for the Natatorium when it was operational. The pool closed in the 1975 after the city decided not to continue repairing the roof (damaged by the humidity of the pool and the weather). It was demolished in 1977. The remaining building was used to store voting machines at one time but now does nothing but hold up a sign that faces 490.
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	+ + A view of the pool before it was complete is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us:2080/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?fullRecord+5061+716+570+92+1 here]. Note that the building in the background still exists. The pool looks to be in the present Geva parking lot. + + The old bathhouse, which would have been next to the Brickyard Pub, is [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us:2080/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?fullRecord+5061+716+571+8+2 here].

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JasonOlshefsky — 2006-02-08T20:54:54Z

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	+ 250 South Ave. is a small plot of land containing an empty lot and an abandoned building. It is next door to the ["Brickyard Pub"] and has been cited as "the abandoned building behind ["Geva Theatre"]." + + A [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=250+South+Ave,+Rochester,+NY&hl=en&ll=43.151509,-77.606741&spn=0.000939,0.002704&t=h satellite photo of the building] can be seen on [http://maps.google.com/ Google Maps]. According to [http://geo.cityofrochester.gov/detail.asp?RECID=1214011700 the City of Rochester property details] the property is owned by the city as of 2006-Feb-8.