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Orphan Asylum Fire Tragedy

alexandergartley — 2007-12-23T06:37:17Z

added wiki link to 1901

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- The ["Rochester Orphan Asylum"], located on Hubbell Park, caught fire on the cold night of January 8, 1901. The fire spread quickly, and would eventually claim the lives of 31 children and adults. Although there was initial criticism of the trustees for an inadequate number of fire escapes, investigation would reveal the Asylum had followed city regulations to the letter. The tragedy would ultimately force the city to reevaluate its fire codes.	+ The ["Rochester Orphan Asylum"], located on Hubbell Park, caught fire on the cold night of January 8, ["1901"]. The fire spread quickly, and would eventually claim the lives of 31 children and adults. Although there was initial criticism of the trustees for an inadequate number of fire escapes, investigation would reveal the Asylum had followed city regulations to the letter. The tragedy would ultimately force the city to reevaluate its fire codes.

alexandergartley — 2007-12-22T19:38:49Z

added weblink to New York Times article

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	+ An article appeared in the New York Times relating the incident, which can be viewed [http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=1&res=9A04E0D9133BE733A2575AC0A9679C946097D6CF&oref=slogin here]. +

RobertPolyn — 2007-04-03T04:54:38Z

added an internal link to pinnacle hill, nothing special

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- The trustees decided to rebuild at a different site outside (at the time) of the city. Originally named Hillside Home for Children, it is now known as Hillside Children's Center.	+ The trustees decided to rebuild at a different site outside (at the time) of the city on ["Pinnacle Hill"]. Originally named Hillside Home for Children, it is now known as ["Hillside Children's Center"].

TobinFricke — 2006-02-04T00:23:26Z

linked to Orphan Asylum

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- The Rochester Orphan Asylum, located on Hubbell Park, caught fire on the cold night of January 8, 1901. The fire spread quickly, and would eventually claim the lives of 31 children and adults. Although there was initial criticism of the trustees for an inadequate number of fire escapes, investigation would reveal the Asylum had followed city regulations to the letter. The tragedy would ultimately force the city to reevaluate its fire codes.	+ The ["Rochester Orphan Asylum"], located on Hubbell Park, caught fire on the cold night of January 8, 1901. The fire spread quickly, and would eventually claim the lives of 31 children and adults. Although there was initial criticism of the trustees for an inadequate number of fire escapes, investigation would reveal the Asylum had followed city regulations to the letter. The tragedy would ultimately force the city to reevaluate its fire codes.

TomMaszerowski — 2006-02-04T00:16:31Z

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	+ The Rochester Orphan Asylum, located on Hubbell Park, caught fire on the cold night of January 8, 1901. The fire spread quickly, and would eventually claim the lives of 31 children and adults. Although there was initial criticism of the trustees for an inadequate number of fire escapes, investigation would reveal the Asylum had followed city regulations to the letter. The tragedy would ultimately force the city to reevaluate its fire codes. + + The trustees decided to rebuild at a different site outside (at the time) of the city. Originally named Hillside Home for Children, it is now known as Hillside Children's Center.