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Abandoned Armory

adamdewitz — 2007-02-13T02:25:42Z

Fixed redirect

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FarMcKon — 2005-06-11T02:35:28Z

Renamed to "The Armory"

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- [[Thumbnail(armory_1910.jpg,right,254)]] - [[Thumbnail(armory_2004.jpg,right,254,"Photo by ["RobertPolyn" Robert Polyn]")]] - - A massive structure left to decay at 900 ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity. - - Current owner: uncertain. - - Land parcel ID: 1067510400 - - Old picture from [http://www.vintageviews.org/vv-r/buildings/buildings_index.html Vintage Views of Rochester]. - - See also: ["Abandoned Structures"]	+ #redirect The Armory

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T05:55:19Z

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- [[Thumbnail(armory_1910.jpg,right,500)]]A massive structure left to decay at 900 ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity.	+ [[Thumbnail(armory_1910.jpg,right,254)]] + [[Thumbnail(armory_2004.jpg,right,254,"Photo by ["RobertPolyn" Robert Polyn]")]] + + A massive structure left to decay at 900 ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity.

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T05:53:22Z

Upload of image armory_2004.jpg.

TobinFricke — 2005-04-24T02:15:56Z

TobinFricke — 2005-04-24T02:10:00Z

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- [[Thumbnail(armory_1910.jpg,right,500)]]A massive structure left to decay on ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity.	+ [[Thumbnail(armory_1910.jpg,right,500)]]A massive structure left to decay at 900 ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity.
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TobinFricke — 2005-04-24T01:50:50Z

credited

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	+ + Old picture from [http://www.vintageviews.org/vv-r/buildings/buildings_index.html Vintage Views of Rochester].

TobinFricke — 2005-04-24T01:50:07Z

added a photo i stole from some random website

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- A massive structure left to decay on ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity.	+ [[Thumbnail(armory_1910.jpg,right,500)]]A massive structure left to decay on ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity.

TobinFricke — 2005-04-24T01:48:40Z

Upload of image armory_1910.jpg.

RobertPolyn — 2005-03-31T07:02:25Z

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	+ A massive structure left to decay on ["East Main Street"]. Throughout the city's history the armory has served the city in many ways, most recently as a concert venue. Visitors can expect to be treated to a site of warped floorboards, rusted metal, and collapsing items in abundance. The theatre style seating on the upper level is particular treat, the upholstery not so slowly decaying. The size of the auditorium isn't clear from the street. The roof lined with windows, letting light in at striking angles throughout the day, this site is an excellent photo opportunity. + + Current owner: uncertain.

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	+ See also: ["Abandoned Structures"]