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Jonathan Child House

scotthendler — 2014-06-20T01:38:37Z

Added Tango cafe move

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- The Jonathan Child House was acquired by Pillar Media Enterprises, LLC in ["2011"] and renovated into a special events venue called ["Rochester Pillars"] and a restaurant called ["Artisan Cafe"]. Both ventures closed in ["2014"].	+ The Jonathan Child House was acquired by Pillar Media Enterprises, LLC in ["2011"] and renovated into a special events venue called ["Rochester Pillars"] and a restaurant called ["Artisan Cafe"]. Both ventures closed in ["2014"]. on July 1 ["2014"], ["Tango Cafe"] moved their business to the home to have expanded ballrooms and parking.

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EileenF — 2014-06-04T03:30:03Z

Famous Buildings link

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- The '''Jonathan Child House''' is a Greek mansion constructed in ["1837"] for ["Jonathan Child"], Rochester's first mayor. It is part of the ["Third Ward Historic District"]. The historic marker out front reads:	+ The '''Jonathan Child House''' is a ["Famous Buildings" Greek mansion] constructed in ["1837"] for ["Jonathan Child"], Rochester's first mayor. It is part of the ["Third Ward Historic District"]. The historic marker out front reads:

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EileenF — 2014-06-04T03:25:06Z

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EileenF — 2014-06-04T03:24:52Z

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- The Jonathan Child House was acquired by Pillar Media Enterprises, LLC in ["2011"] and renovated into a special events venue called ["Rochester Pillars"] and a restaurant called ["Artisan Cafe"]. Today, the surrounding neighborhood is known as the ["Cascade District"] and has been the target of revival efforts.	+ The Jonathan Child House was acquired by Pillar Media Enterprises, LLC in ["2011"] and renovated into a special events venue called ["Rochester Pillars"] and a restaurant called ["Artisan Cafe"]. Both ventures closed in ["2014"]. + + Today, the surrounding neighborhood is known as the ["Cascade District"] and has been the target of revival efforts.

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EileenF — 2013-09-23T11:05:03Z

Third Ward

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EileenF — 2013-09-23T11:03:37Z

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- Paulio's is located in the historic ''Jonathan Child House''. The Greek mansion was was constructed in ["1837"] for ["Jonathan Child"], Rochester's first mayor. The historic marker out front reads - Jonathan Child - First Mayor of Rochester 1834 -- 1905 built the house in 1938 and lived here with his wife, Sophia Eliza Rochester Child, until 1840.	+ ''Jonathan Child + First Mayor of Rochester 1834 -- 1905 built the house in 1938 and lived here with his wife, Sophia Eliza Rochester Child, until 1840.''
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- According to [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/architecture/AdaptiveReuse/JonathanChild/JonathanChild.htm the library] - Jonathan Child sold the mansion in the 1840's and various residents through the years occupied it. In ["1885"] it became "The Pillars", a fashionable boarding house. In ["1920"] the Washington Club occupied it. The Fourth Church of Christ Scientist acquired the building in ["1933"] and it was purchased by the Landmark Society in ["1957"]. They leased it to the Bureau of Municipal Research in ["1961"] and later became the Rochester Health Commission. Edwards Restaurant, previously in the ["Academy Building"] at 13 South Fitzhugh Street, relocated here in early ["2002"].	+ '''Full History''' + + ''Jonathan Child sold the mansion in the 1840's and various residents through the years occupied it. In ["1885"] it became "The Pillars", a fashionable boarding house. In ["1920"] the Washington Club occupied it. The Fourth Church of Christ Scientist acquired the building in ["1933"] and it was purchased by the Landmark Society in ["1957"]. They leased it to the Bureau of Municipal Research in ["1961"] and later became the Rochester Health Commission. Edwards Restaurant, previously in the ["Academy Building"] at 13 South Fitzhugh Street, relocated here in early ["2002"].''[[Footnote([http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/architecture/AdaptiveReuse/JonathanChild/JonathanChild.htm Reinventing the Jonathan Child House])]] + + The Jonathan Child House was acquired by Pillar Media Enterprises, LLC in ["2011"] and renovated into a special events venue called ["Rochester Pillars"] and a restaurant called ["Artisan Cafe"]. Today, the surrounding neighborhood is known as the ["Cascade District"] and has been the target of revival efforts. + + [[Comments]]

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peteb — 2010-05-08T01:53:13Z

+ manangement/noborder

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peteb — 2009-04-18T00:58:40Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-25T20:52:34Z

reformatted phone, added wiki link to Jonathan Child

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scotthendler — 2007-10-05T23:32:25Z

Added link to Academy Building

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alexandergartley — 2007-10-05T19:19:24Z

added wiki links to years

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- Jonathan Child sold the mansion in the 1840's and various residents through the years occupied it. In 1885 it became "The Pillars", a fashionable boarding house. In 1920 the Washington Club occupied it. The Fourth Church of Christ Scientist acquired the building in 1933 and it was purchased by the Landmark Society in 1957. They leased it to the Bureau of Municipal Research in 1961 and later became the Rochester Health Commission. Edwards Restaurant, previously in the Academy Building at 13 South Fitzhugh Street, relocated here in early 2002.	+ Jonathan Child sold the mansion in the 1840's and various residents through the years occupied it. In ["1885"] it became "The Pillars", a fashionable boarding house. In ["1920"] the Washington Club occupied it. The Fourth Church of Christ Scientist acquired the building in ["1933"] and it was purchased by the Landmark Society in ["1957"]. They leased it to the Bureau of Municipal Research in ["1961"] and later became the Rochester Health Commission. Edwards Restaurant, previously in the Academy Building at 13 South Fitzhugh Street, relocated here in early ["2002"].

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alexandergartley — 2007-07-25T19:54:33Z

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peteb — 2007-02-22T02:55:54Z

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peteb — 2007-02-22T02:55:40Z

Fixed address

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2007-02-22T00:40:48Z

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peteb — 2006-06-19T22:08:50Z

Removed website as it's n/a

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RyDahl — 2005-05-01T18:26:47Z

Renamed from Paulino's Italiano Classico (Let's call it by it's proper name, not the current resident.)

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	+ [[Image(signs.jpg, 400, right, thumbnail)]] + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address(35 S Washington St)]] \|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(585) 232-2260\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.frontiernet.net/~paulinos/]\|\| + + Paulio's is located in the historic ''Jonathan Child House''. The greek mansion was was constructed in 1837 for Jonathan Child, Rochesters first mayor. The historic marker out front reads + Jonathan Child + First Mayor of Rochester 1834 -- 1905 built the house in 1938 and lived here with his wife, Sophia Eliza Rochester Child, until 1840. + + According to [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/architecture/AdaptiveReuse/JonathanChild/JonathanChild.htm the library] + Jonathan Child sold the mansion in the 1840's and various residents through the years occupied it. In 1885 it became "The Pillars", a fashionable boarding house. In 1920 the Washington Club occupied it. The Fourth Church of Christ Scientist acquired the building in 1933 and it was purchased by the Landmark Society in 1957. They leased it to the Bureau of Municipal Research in 1961 and later became the Rochester Health Commission. Edwards Restaurant, previously in the Academy Building at 13 South Fitzhugh Street, relocated here in early 2002.

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RyDahl — 2005-05-01T18:24:38Z

Upload of image signs.jpg.