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Johnson and Seymour Millrace

MikeOden — 2019-07-07T02:43:56Z

Upload of image Johnson and Seymour Millrace.jpg.

Johnson and Seymour Millrace

alexandergartley — 2008-11-05T19:09:42Z

bolded the millrace in the description

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- [[Image(m0000420.jpg, "Credit:Rochester Municipal Archives", 254, right, thumbnail)]]The water seen flowing out from beneath the ["Rundel Memorial Library Building"] comes from the spillway of what remains of the Johnson and Seymour Millrace. Constructed in 1817, the race was able to produce 1300 hp of energy from the Genesee River for local mills.	+ [[Image(m0000420.jpg, "Credit:Rochester Municipal Archives", 254, right, thumbnail)]]The water seen flowing out from beneath the ["Rundel Memorial Library Building"] comes from the spillway of what remains of the '''Johnson and Seymour Millrace'''. Constructed in 1817, the race was able to produce 1300 hp of energy from the Genesee River for local mills.

Johnson and Seymour Millrace

TracyLogan — 2005-11-03T01:10:14Z

Tiny typo fix

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- [[Thumbnail(m0000420.jpg, 254, right, "Credit:Rochester Municipal Archives")]]The water seen flowing out from beneath the ["Rundel Memorial Library Building"] comes from the spillway of what remains of the Johnson and Seymour Millrace. Constructed in 1817, the race was able to produce 1300 hp of energy from the Genesee River for local mills.	+ [[Image(m0000420.jpg, "Credit:Rochester Municipal Archives", 254, right, thumbnail)]]The water seen flowing out from beneath the ["Rundel Memorial Library Building"] comes from the spillway of what remains of the Johnson and Seymour Millrace. Constructed in 1817, the race was able to produce 1300 hp of energy from the Genesee River for local mills.
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- Beneath ["Rundel Memorial Library Building" Rundel Library], a slowly collapsing catwalk extends from the ["Abandoned Subway" abandoned subway] over the spillway, and visitors are able to approach the spillway arches to get a unique view of the ["Genesee River"]. Frozen waters during the winter months make this view especially noteworthy. From the catwalk a extends a ladder to the cieling where a locked access panel is found that assumedly leads to the library or a safehouse for the non-existent ["Illuminati Catacomb System"].	+ Beneath ["Rundel Memorial Library Building" Rundel Library], a slowly collapsing catwalk extends from the ["Abandoned Subway" abandoned subway] over the spillway, and visitors are able to approach the spillway arches to get a unique view of the ["Genesee River"]. Frozen waters during the winter months make this view especially noteworthy. From the catwalk a ladder extends to the ceiling where a locked access panel is found that assumedly leads to the library or a safehouse for the non-existent ["Illuminati Catacomb System"].

Johnson and Seymour Millrace

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-29T18:04:50Z

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	+ + Beneath ["Rundel Memorial Library Building" Rundel Library], a slowly collapsing catwalk extends from the ["Abandoned Subway" abandoned subway] over the spillway, and visitors are able to approach the spillway arches to get a unique view of the ["Genesee River"]. Frozen waters during the winter months make this view especially noteworthy. From the catwalk a extends a ladder to the cieling where a locked access panel is found that assumedly leads to the library or a safehouse for the non-existent ["Illuminati Catacomb System"].

Johnson and Seymour Millrace

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-29T17:22:10Z

Differences for Johnson and Seymour Millrace

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	+ [[Thumbnail(m0000420.jpg, 254, right, "Credit:Rochester Municipal Archives")]]The water seen flowing out from beneath the ["Rundel Memorial Library Building"] comes from the spillway of what remains of the Johnson and Seymour Millrace. Constructed in 1817, the race was able to produce 1300 hp of energy from the Genesee River for local mills.

Johnson and Seymour Millrace

RobertPolyn — 2005-05-29T17:19:48Z

Upload of image m0000420.jpg.