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Kodak Park

EileenF — 2014-04-06T23:52:49Z

Lexington

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- On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], Kodak Park was a large complex, bisected by ["Mt. Read Boulevard" Mount Read Boulevard] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and Lexington Avenue.	+ On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], Kodak Park was a large complex, bisected by ["Mt. Read Boulevard" Mount Read Boulevard] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and ["Lexington Avenue"].

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jgerek — 2012-12-18T19:52:48Z

-dead external link; +GE link

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- '''Kodak Park''' was the 2000-acre industrial facility that once provided much of the manufacturing might for ["Eastman Kodak"]. At one point it had over 50,000 employees. In it's heyday it did not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term, although there was always a small memorial park with public access, on ["Lake Avenue"], just north of ["Ridge Road West"].	+ '''Kodak Park''' was the 2000-acre industrial facility that once provided much of the manufacturing might for ["Eastman Kodak"]. ["George Eastman"] founded the facility that at one point had over 50,000 employees. In it's heyday it did not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term, although there was always a small memorial park with public access, on ["Lake Avenue"], just north of ["Ridge Road West"].
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- * [http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=kodak+implosion&ss=2 Photos of the demolition in 2007] - * [http://www.biggerblast.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=70&Itemid=2 Advanced Explosive Demolition's blurb]	+ * [http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=kodak+implosion&ss=2 Photos of the implosion in 2007]

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jgerek — 2012-12-18T19:41:28Z

updated; linked

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- '''Kodak Park''' is the industrial park formally known as the Kodak Distribution Center, and at least as of 2007, does not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term, although there was always a small park with public access, on Lake Avenue, just north of Ridge Road.	+ '''Kodak Park''' was the 2000-acre industrial facility that once provided much of the manufacturing might for ["Eastman Kodak"]. At one point it had over 50,000 employees. In it's heyday it did not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term, although there was always a small memorial park with public access, on ["Lake Avenue"], just north of ["Ridge Road West"].
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- On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], the Kodak Distribution Center is a large complex, bisected by ["Mt. Read Boulevard" Mount Read Boulevard] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and ["Lexington Avenue"].	+ On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], Kodak Park was a large complex, bisected by ["Mt. Read Boulevard" Mount Read Boulevard] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and Lexington Avenue.
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- With the massive downsizing of ["Kodak"], particularly within its photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus are no longer in use. Recognizing this, Kodak intends to re-purpose portions of the park. As the grounds are almost certainly contaminated after a century of processing nasty chemicals, disused buildings will be demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space. Demolition began during the summer of ["2007"] and is expected to go on for some time.	+ With the massive downsizing of Kodak, particularly within its film, photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus became obsolete. Recognizing this, Kodak re-purposed major portions of the park. Historical contamination from a century of processing nasty chemicals was addressed. Disused buildings were demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space during ["2005"] to ["2007"]. This work may continue for some time. + + Portions of the facility have been redeveloped and marketed as ["Eastman Business Park"].

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JackGreenky — 2010-04-14T00:47:46Z

What looks like a park in Kodak Park now - part of it

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-	+ [[Image(Kodak Land East Side of Dewey 20100317.JPG, thumbnail, 350, left "East of Dewey South of Ridge, is a Park - March 2010")]] + [[Image(Kodak Land West Side of Dewey 20100317.JPG, thumbnail, 380, right "West of Dewey South of Ridge looks like a Park - March 2010")]]

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JackGreenky — 2010-04-14T00:41:36Z

Upload of image Kodak Land West Side of Dewey 20100317.JPG.

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JackGreenky — 2010-04-14T00:40:50Z

Upload of image Kodak Land East Side of Dewey 20100317.JPG.

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JackGreenky — 2010-04-08T12:04:32Z

fix link for Mt. Read Blvd.

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- On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], the Kodak Distribution Center is a large complex, bisected by ["Mount Read Boulevard"] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and ["Lexington Avenue"].	+ On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], the Kodak Distribution Center is a large complex, bisected by ["Mt. Read Boulevard" Mount Read Boulevard] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and ["Lexington Avenue"].

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alexandergartley — 2009-08-03T20:26:01Z

bolded the page name in the description

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- Kodak Park is the industrial park formally known as the Kodak Distribution Center, and at least as of 2007, does not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term.	+ '''Kodak Park''' is the industrial park formally known as the Kodak Distribution Center, and at least as of 2007, does not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term.

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DavidHowe — 2007-10-22T20:26:01Z

added wiki year links.

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- With the massive downsizing of ["Kodak"], particularly within its photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus are no longer in use. Recognizing this, Kodak intends to re-purpose portions of the park. As the grounds are almost certainly contaminated after a century of processing nasty chemicals, disused buildings will be demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space. Demolition began during the summer of 2007 and is expected to go on for some time.	+ With the massive downsizing of ["Kodak"], particularly within its photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus are no longer in use. Recognizing this, Kodak intends to re-purpose portions of the park. As the grounds are almost certainly contaminated after a century of processing nasty chemicals, disused buildings will be demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space. Demolition began during the summer of ["2007"] and is expected to go on for some time.

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DaveMahon — 2007-08-20T00:34:44Z

Created page

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	+ Kodak Park is the industrial park formally known as the Kodak Distribution Center, and at least as of 2007, does not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term. + + On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], the Kodak Distribution Center is a large complex, bisected by ["Mount Read Boulevard"] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and ["Lexington Avenue"]. + + With the massive downsizing of ["Kodak"], particularly within its photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus are no longer in use. Recognizing this, Kodak intends to re-purpose portions of the park. As the grounds are almost certainly contaminated after a century of processing nasty chemicals, disused buildings will be demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space. Demolition began during the summer of 2007 and is expected to go on for some time. + + == See Also == + * [http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=kodak+implosion&ss=2 Photos of the demolition in 2007] + * [http://www.biggerblast.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=70&Itemid=2 Advanced Explosive Demolition's blurb] + * [http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=43.191974,-77.650938&spn=0.028347,0.080338&t=h&z=14&om=1 Google Maps]