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Clock of the Nations

alexandergartley — 2009-03-05T14:31:59Z

bolded the page title in the description

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- Clock of the Nations was the centerpiece of 7½ acre ["Midtown Plaza"] in downtown ["Rochester"], NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Plaza holds the honor of being the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in ["1962"].	+ '''Clock of the Nations''' was the centerpiece of 7½ acre ["Midtown Plaza"] in downtown ["Rochester"], NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Plaza holds the honor of being the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in ["1962"].

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TomMaszerowski — 2008-05-08T18:28:16Z

Cleaned up some redundancy

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- As of 5 May 2008, the Clock of the Nations has been removed from Midtown Plaza. Per an article on News 13 WHAM, the clock will be displayed at the Greater Rochester International Airport until 2012. Then it will be donated to the Golisano Children’s Hospital at Strong. In Spring of 2008, it was removed from the mall to be restored before moving to the airport during the summer. It will be in the middle of the airport’s food court observatory.	+ As of 5 May 2008, the Clock of the Nations has been removed from Midtown Plaza. Per an article on News 13 WHAM, the clock will be displayed at the Greater Rochester International Airport until 2012. It will be located in the middle of the airport’s food court observatory. It will then be donated to the Golisano Children’s Hospital at Strong.

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alexandergartley — 2008-05-06T21:22:34Z

removed redundant centered bolded header, edited description intro

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- ....was the centerpiece of 7½ acre ["Midtown Plaza"] in downtown ["Rochester"], NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Plaza holds the honor of being the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in ["1962"].	+ Clock of the Nations was the centerpiece of 7½ acre ["Midtown Plaza"] in downtown ["Rochester"], NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Plaza holds the honor of being the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in ["1962"].

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badfish — 2008-05-05T12:51:54Z

Updated location(s) of the clock.

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- As of 5 May 2008, the Clock of the Nations has been removed from Midtown Plaza. Present location is not known.	+ As of 5 May 2008, the Clock of the Nations has been removed from Midtown Plaza. Per an article on News 13 WHAM, the clock will be displayed at the Greater Rochester International Airport until 2012. Then it will be donated to the Golisano Children’s Hospital at Strong. In Spring of 2008, it was removed from the mall to be restored before moving to the airport during the summer. It will be in the middle of the airport’s food court observatory.

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TomMaszerowski — 2008-05-05T12:38:00Z

Clock has been removed from Midtown

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	+ + As of 5 May 2008, the Clock of the Nations has been removed from Midtown Plaza. Present location is not known.

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DavidHowe — 2008-03-18T14:37:32Z

fixed minor typo.

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- ....was the centerpiece of 7½ acre ["Midtown Plaza"] in downtown ["Rochester"], NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Plaza holds the honor of being was the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in ["1962"].	+ ....was the centerpiece of 7½ acre ["Midtown Plaza"] in downtown ["Rochester"], NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Plaza holds the honor of being the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in ["1962"].

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DavidHowe — 2008-03-18T14:35:49Z

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- '''REFERENCE:''' [wiki:wikipedia:Midtown_Plaza_(Rochester) Wikipedia on Midtown Plaza]	+ '''REFERENCE:''' [wiki:wikipedia:Midtown_Plaza_(Rochester) Wikipedia article on Midtown Plaza]

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DavidHowe — 2008-03-18T14:35:27Z

Added some wikilinks, fixed some formatting. Mall changed to Plaza.

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- ....was the centerpiece of 7½ acre Midtown Mall in downtown Rochester, NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Mall holds the honor of being was the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in 1962.	+ ....was the centerpiece of 7½ acre ["Midtown Plaza"] in downtown ["Rochester"], NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Plaza holds the honor of being was the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in ["1962"].
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- '''REFERENCE:''' [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midtown_Plaza_(Rochester)]	+ '''REFERENCE:''' [wiki:wikipedia:Midtown_Plaza_(Rochester) Wikipedia on Midtown Plaza]

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-03-17T22:34:38Z

added info about Artisan Works trying to get the clock

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	+ + Per an article in today's Democrat and Chronicle (3-17-2008) ["Artisan Works"], a local art gallery on Blossom Road, is trying to secure the clock for exhibit in their space, after Midtown Plaza closes.

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-03-17T21:42:23Z

added photos

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	+ + [[Image(ClockXmas.jpg, "Clock at Christmas 2007",300, right, thumbnail)]] + [[Image(ClockClose.jpg, "Clock detail, 12-2007",300, right, thumbnail)]]

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-03-17T21:42:09Z

Upload of image ClockClose.jpg.

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-03-17T21:41:58Z

Upload of image ClockXmas.jpg.

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SusanWemett — 2008-03-17T14:30:27Z

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	+ '-->''CLOCK OF THE NATIONS'''<-- + + ....was the centerpiece of 7½ acre Midtown Mall in downtown Rochester, NY from the early 1960's to 2008. The clock opens on the hour and half-hour to display scenes of dancing marionettes from 12 nations. Midtown Mall holds the honor of being was the first indoor shopping mall in the nation, opening in 1962. + + '''REFERENCE:''' [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midtown_Plaza_(Rochester)]