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markjackson — 2020-11-18T03:25:46Z

fixed Costello link

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- The '''Iola Campus''' was a piece of ["Monroe County"]-owned property at the intersection of Westfall and ["East Henrietta Road" East Henrietta Roads], across E. Henrietta from the ["Monroe Community Hospital"]. The former location of the county's Tuberculosis Sanatorium, the buildings were put to use by several different county agencies over the years. By the turn of the century, most of the buildings on the campus had been abandoned, and 28 acres of the property were sold in ["2004"] to ["A.J. Costello & Son"]. The property is now the site of Costello's mixed-use ["CityGate"] project (including the region's first ["Costco"] store).	+ The '''Iola Campus''' was a piece of ["Monroe County"]-owned property at the intersection of Westfall and ["East Henrietta Road" East Henrietta Roads], across E. Henrietta from the ["Monroe Community Hospital"]. The former location of the county's Tuberculosis Sanatorium, the buildings were put to use by several different county agencies over the years. By the turn of the century, most of the buildings on the campus had been abandoned, and 28 acres of the property were sold in ["2004"] to [http://www.ajcandson.com/index.asp Anthony J. Costello and Son Development]. The property is now the site of Costello's mixed-use ["CityGate"] project (including the region's first ["Costco"] store).

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AFBorchert — 2020-11-17T10:39:23Z

the power house has survived the CityGate development

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- The large number of abandoned buildings on the campus were attractive (and fairly accessible, though not legally) to urban explorers, but none remain now that CityGate is in place.	+ The large number of abandoned buildings on the campus were attractive (and fairly accessible, though not legally) to urban explorers, but with the exception of the power house none remain now that CityGate is in place.

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LtPowers — 2015-10-31T02:08:12Z

past tense

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- The '''Iola Campus''' is an abandoned piece of property formerly owned by ["Monroe County"] and currently owned by ["A.J. Costello & Son"] developers, who are planning to build a residential and commercial community on the property called ["CityGate"]. However, after their ["2004"] purchase of 28 acres of the campus, little has been done to fulfill the development of the CityGate project. Currently, the campus serves as auxiliary parking for the University of Rochester, with shuttles running between the Iola facilities and ["Strong Memorial Hospital"].	+ See ["Gone, But Not Forgotten"].
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- Located on the property are a large number of abandoned buildings that are easily accessible to urban explorers; however, many of these buildings are in very poor condition and can pose a serious safety threat. A sign located in front of Building #5 indicates that the buildings are alarmed, but this does not usually deter would-be intruders.	+ The '''Iola Campus''' was a piece of ["Monroe County"]-owned property at the intersection of Westfall and ["East Henrietta Road" East Henrietta Roads], across E. Henrietta from the ["Monroe Community Hospital"]. The former location of the county's Tuberculosis Sanatorium, the buildings were put to use by several different county agencies over the years. By the turn of the century, most of the buildings on the campus had been abandoned, and 28 acres of the property were sold in ["2004"] to ["A.J. Costello & Son"]. The property is now the site of Costello's mixed-use ["CityGate"] project (including the region's first ["Costco"] store).
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- The campus can be found at the intersection of Westfall and ["East Henrietta Road" East Henrietta Roads] and is located across E. Henrietta from the ["Monroe Community Hospital"].	+ The large number of abandoned buildings on the campus were attractive (and fairly accessible, though not legally) to urban explorers, but none remain now that CityGate is in place.

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CBS — 2013-09-02T13:41:32Z

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	+ ------ + ''2013-09-02 09:41:32'' [[nbsp]] A friend and I decided to explore campus a little and there were asbestos signs posted everywhere. Everything is completely overgrown, but the building is beautiful. --["Users/CBS"]

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ChrisGoodenbury — 2013-07-20T20:45:53Z

Added historical image and a gallery link.

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	+ + == Photos of the Campus == + + * [http://www.flickr.com/photos/floodspectre/sets/72157624268940566/]

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ChrisGoodenbury — 2013-07-20T20:41:57Z

Upload of image Iola Historical.jpg.

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waltfritz — 2012-01-31T18:52:26Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-01-31 13:52:26'' [[nbsp]] I bit of digging showed this to the the Iola Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Here are a few links, the first one containing photos of the building of the sanatorium in 1911, and the second some contemporary photos: + + http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=6&ved=0CEMQFjAF&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cityofrochester.gov%2FWorkArea%2Flinkit.aspx%3FLinkIdentifier%3Did%26ItemID%3D8589937102&ei=8DYoT4_MIem80AHi25i_Ag&usg=AFQjCNFKZKjF3MjiYilGR0HFQAa3Zny6wg&sig2=_Pxkw_o7jOAgo7EHl6E8eg + + http://www.pbase.com/joldfield/iola --["Users/WaltFritz"]

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rwn8263 — 2011-12-03T19:52:47Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-12-03 14:52:47'' [[nbsp]] Does anyone know if it's considered trespassing to travel on the grounds? My girlfriend and I wanted to take a few photos of the buildings. --["Users/rwn8263"]

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VickyTee — 2011-06-21T09:13:46Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-06-21 05:13:46'' [[nbsp]] It was abandoned not too long ago. --["Users/VickyTee"]

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BrendanCahill — 2010-04-04T18:11:10Z

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	+ ------ + ''2010-04-04 14:11:10'' [[nbsp]] Does anyone know how long this place has been abandoned? We found a 1998 phonebook on the first floor, but the amount of decay suggests it's been empty for longer than that. --["Users/BrendanCahill"]

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alexandergartley — 2008-08-15T17:35:54Z

bolded the campus name in the description

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- The Iola Campus is an abandoned piece of property formerly owned by ["Monroe County"] and currently owned by ["A.J. Costello & Son"] developers, who are planning to build a residential and commercial community on the property called ["CityGate"]. However, after their ["2004"] purchase of 28 acres of the campus, little has been done to fulfill the development of the CityGate project. Currently, the campus serves as auxiliary parking for the University of Rochester, with shuttles running between the Iola facilities and ["Strong Memorial Hospital"].	+ The '''Iola Campus''' is an abandoned piece of property formerly owned by ["Monroe County"] and currently owned by ["A.J. Costello & Son"] developers, who are planning to build a residential and commercial community on the property called ["CityGate"]. However, after their ["2004"] purchase of 28 acres of the campus, little has been done to fulfill the development of the CityGate project. Currently, the campus serves as auxiliary parking for the University of Rochester, with shuttles running between the Iola facilities and ["Strong Memorial Hospital"].

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TonyFolenta — 2008-08-15T05:51:15Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-15 01:51:15'' [[nbsp]] Phil, its the Siemens building, one of the few still in use on the campus. The only other building really in use is behind building #5, I think it's some kind of child care center. --["Users/TonyFolenta"]

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CoasterFuelPhil — 2008-07-11T12:49:56Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-07-11 08:49:56'' [[nbsp]] Hey, If anyone knows, what is that smoke stack building in front? I've driven past that place so many times but never knew what that building was for --["Users/CoasterFuelPhil"]

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DaveMahon — 2008-04-24T06:06:40Z

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- The Iola Campus is an abandoned piece of property formerly owned by Monroe County and currently owned by A.J. Costello & Son developers, who are planning to build a residential and commercial community on the property called "CityGate". However, after their 2004 purchase of 28 acres of the campus, little has been done to fulfill the development of the CityGate project. Currently, the campus serves as auxiliary parking for the University of Rochester, with shuttles running between the Iola facilities and Strong Memorial Hospital.	+ The Iola Campus is an abandoned piece of property formerly owned by ["Monroe County"] and currently owned by ["A.J. Costello & Son"] developers, who are planning to build a residential and commercial community on the property called ["CityGate"]. However, after their ["2004"] purchase of 28 acres of the campus, little has been done to fulfill the development of the CityGate project. Currently, the campus serves as auxiliary parking for the University of Rochester, with shuttles running between the Iola facilities and ["Strong Memorial Hospital"].
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- The campus can be found at the intersection of Westfall and East Henrietta Roads and is located across E. Henrietta from the Monroe Community Hospital.	+ The campus can be found at the intersection of Westfall and ["East Henrietta Road" East Henrietta Roads] and is located across E. Henrietta from the ["Monroe Community Hospital"].

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TonyFolenta — 2008-04-24T03:16:54Z

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TonyFolenta — 2008-04-24T03:16:45Z

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TonyFolenta — 2008-04-24T02:56:46Z

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	+ The Iola Campus is an abandoned piece of property formerly owned by Monroe County and currently owned by A.J. Costello & Son developers, who are planning to build a residential and commercial community on the property called "CityGate". However, after their 2004 purchase of 28 acres of the campus, little has been done to fulfill the development of the CityGate project. Currently, the campus serves as auxiliary parking for the University of Rochester, with shuttles running between the Iola facilities and Strong Memorial Hospital. + + Located on the property are a large number of abandoned buildings that are easily accessible to urban explorers; however, many of these buildings are in very poor condition and can pose a serious safety threat. A sign located in front of Building #5 indicates that the buildings are alarmed, but this does not usually deter would-be intruders. + + The campus can be found at the intersection of Westfall and East Henrietta Roads and is located across E. Henrietta from the Monroe Community Hospital.