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JoeAnderson — 2017-09-05T14:11:26Z

neighborhood web site has been domain squatted, swapping for archive.org version

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EileenF — 2013-04-15T23:40:08Z

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EileenF — 2013-04-15T23:39:50Z

Upload of image P1010559.JPG.

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EileenF — 2013-04-14T23:36:11Z

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- Built primarily in the 1920s, Home Acres of ["Brighton"] was one of the original "streetcar ["neighborhoods" suburbs]" of Rochester. The ["Landmark Society"] featured the neighborhood in a tour during the summer of ["2007"]. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential, featuring a mix of architectural styles including colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman style homes, with sidewalks, distinctive lamp posts, and mature trees along the streets.	+ Built primarily in the 1920s, '''Home Acres''' of ["Brighton"] was one of the original "streetcar ["neighborhoods" suburbs]" of Rochester. The ["Landmark Society"] featured the neighborhood in a tour during the summer of ["2007"]. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential, featuring a mix of architectural styles including colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman style homes, with sidewalks, distinctive lamp posts, and mature trees along the streets.

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EileenF — 2013-04-14T23:35:45Z

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EileenF — 2013-04-14T23:35:07Z

more info and clean-up

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- \|\|Home Acres is in the Town of ["Brighton"]. It runs southwest from ["Cobbs Hill"] in the north down to just west of the ["Brighton Memorial Library"], southeast of ["Pinnacle Hill"], west and northwest of ["Twelve Corners"] beyond the ["Rosedale"] neighborhood\|\|	+ \|\|Town of ["Brighton"], bordering the City of ["Rochester"] near ["Cobbs Hill Park"]\|\|
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- \|\|The ["neighborhoods" neighborhood] is bounded by ["Highland Avenue"] to the north and ["Elmwood Avenue"] to the south. The Rosedale neighborhood is to the east, and Hemingway Drive is to the west. The neighborhood consists of just six streets: Southern Parkway, Eastland Avenue, Westland Avenue, Edgemere Drive, Midland Drive, and Fonthill Park.\|\|	+ \|\|Consists of six streets: Southern Pkway, Eastland Ave, Westland Ave, Edgemere Dr, Midland Dr, and Fonthill Park\|\|
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- Built primarily in the 1920s, Home Acres was one of the original "streetcar suburbs" of Rochester. The ["Landmark Society"] featured the neighborhood in a tour during the summer of 2007. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential, featuring a mix of architectural styles including colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman style homes, with sidewalks, distinctive lamp posts, and mature trees along the streets.	+ Built primarily in the 1920s, Home Acres of ["Brighton"] was one of the original "streetcar ["neighborhoods" suburbs]" of Rochester. The ["Landmark Society"] featured the neighborhood in a tour during the summer of ["2007"]. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential, featuring a mix of architectural styles including colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman style homes, with sidewalks, distinctive lamp posts, and mature trees along the streets.
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	+ + Home Acres is conveniently located. It is within easy walking and ["biking"] distance of the shops and amenities of ["Monroe Avenue"], as well as the attractive ["Rochester neighborhoods"] of ["Upper Monroe"] and ["Cobbs Hill Neighborhood" Cobbs Hill]. ["Cobbs Hill Park"] itself is also nearby. + + [[Comments]]

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peteb — 2013-02-06T23:01:45Z

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- Built primarily in the 1920s, Home Acres was one of the original "streetcar suburbs" of Rochester. The ["Landmark Society"] featured the neighborhood in a tour during the summer of 2007. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential, featuring a mix of architectural styles including colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman style homes, with sidewalks, distinctive lamp posts, and mature trees along the streets.	+ Built primarily in the 1920s, Home Acres was one of the original "streetcar suburbs" of Rochester. The ["Landmark Society"] featured the neighborhood in a tour during the summer of 2007. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential, featuring a mix of architectural styles including colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman style homes, with sidewalks, distinctive lamp posts, and mature trees along the streets.

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JackGreenky — 2010-05-02T14:02:57Z

link to neighborhoods page

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- \|\|The neighborhood is bounded by ["Highland Avenue"] to the north and ["Elmwood Avenue"] to the south. The Rosedale neighborhood is to the east, and Hemingway Drive is to the west. The neighborhood consists of just six streets: Southern Parkway, Eastland Avenue, Westland Avenue, Edgemere Drive, Midland Drive, and Fonthill Park.\|\|	+ \|\|The ["neighborhoods" neighborhood] is bounded by ["Highland Avenue"] to the north and ["Elmwood Avenue"] to the south. The Rosedale neighborhood is to the east, and Hemingway Drive is to the west. The neighborhood consists of just six streets: Southern Parkway, Eastland Avenue, Westland Avenue, Edgemere Drive, Midland Drive, and Fonthill Park.\|\|

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JoeAnderson — 2008-05-18T15:18:35Z

correcting a few internal links

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- \|\|Home Acres is in the ["Town of Brighton"]. It runs southwest from ["Cobb's Hill"] in the north down to just west of the ["Brighton Memorial Library"], southeast of ["Pinnacle Hill"], west and northwest of ["Twelve Corners"] beyond the ["Rosedale"] neighborhood\|\|	+ \|\|Home Acres is in the Town of ["Brighton"]. It runs southwest from ["Cobbs Hill"] in the north down to just west of the ["Brighton Memorial Library"], southeast of ["Pinnacle Hill"], west and northwest of ["Twelve Corners"] beyond the ["Rosedale"] neighborhood\|\|

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JoeAnderson — 2008-05-18T15:12:11Z

initial entry, some links may not exist, or in indicated form

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|Home Acres is in the ["Town of Brighton"]. It runs southwest from ["Cobb's Hill"] in the north down to just west of the ["Brighton Memorial Library"], southeast of ["Pinnacle Hill"], west and northwest of ["Twelve Corners"] beyond the ["Rosedale"] neighborhood\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Boundaries'''\|\| + \|\|The neighborhood is bounded by ["Highland Avenue"] to the north and ["Elmwood Avenue"] to the south. The Rosedale neighborhood is to the east, and Hemingway Drive is to the west. The neighborhood consists of just six streets: Southern Parkway, Eastland Avenue, Westland Avenue, Edgemere Drive, Midland Drive, and Fonthill Park.\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Neighborhood Association'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.homeacres.org Home Acres]\|\| + + Built primarily in the 1920s, Home Acres was one of the original "streetcar suburbs" of Rochester. The ["Landmark Society"] featured the neighborhood in a tour during the summer of 2007. The neighborhood is almost entirely residential, featuring a mix of architectural styles including colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman style homes, with sidewalks, distinctive lamp posts, and mature trees along the streets. + + The Home Acres neighborhood association organizes several family-oriented events each year, publishes a newsletter and directory, and serves as a point of contact between local government and neighborhood members.