Rochester NY: Old Factories Near Kodak -- Black and White Photography
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this video, we check out an old factory block, focusing on the abandoned hotel and saloon on the end. Built in 1844, this is called Teoronto Hall Smith's Block, and it sits in the shadow of Kodak's World Headquarters in Rochester, New York.
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I was born in Rochester and moved out in 1991. One thing I can not get enough of though is it's deep, rich history. Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed my visit there
That building definitely looks out of place in that neighborhood. I also noticed a couple of video cameras on the sides of the building. Gentrification, as you said. Plus, that's one hell of a waterfall right in town! Great images, as always, my friend.
Thanks Terry! Can you believe that waterfall?
Rochester is my home town. And yes i remember that building omg still standing
I liked Rochester. I wish I could have spent more time there.
Loved seeing the Kodak headquarters!
Thanks Graham!
Thank you so much for your videos. I have lived in this area my whole life and never knew many of the facts you discussed. Thank you for investigating all these buildings.
Oh good! I'm really happy to get that kind of feedback! Thanks for watching.
@@Keithdotson you are very welcome !!
Thank you for this video. I looked at some pictures of this same area on Google Earth. Since you like architecture, you should check out some of the residential areas... Corn Hill, Park Avenue, South Wedge and many other areas. Sadly, only a few areas of the city have been preserved and rehabilitated. City leaders did not appreciate the older architecture and unfortunately allowed many older homes to be carved up into apartments. There are many gorgeous old houses in neighborhoods you wouldn't want to go into because of all the crime and drugs.
Hey thanks for the tips! It wouldn't be the first time I've made photographs in sketchy neighborhoods -- Memphis and St. Louis spring to mind. It is where you often find the most interesting houses. I'll look into those neighborhoods you recommended.
@@Keithdotson I grew up in Rochester. Gorgeous old homes in many neighborhoods. Google Earth along the streets in the south eastern part of the city. Many of those homes have been restored and there is much history in the area. South Avenue, Gregory Street, streets off Monroe Avenue are just a few of the streets where people have fixed up these great older homes.
Interesting watching your video. I am English and in 1909 my grand parents emigrated to USA Rochester and my mother was born there in 1912. At the start of WWI 1914 he felt it his duty to return to the UK and joined the army, he died in France August 1918 just 3 months before the war ended having got through all before. having sold his business in the UK he was looking for a business to buy in Rochester, just shows some things are not meant to be.
Thanks for sharing that story! Had his plan been followed through, you might now be a New Yorker.
Ever film the old train station? (Nick Tahou's)
No! But that sounds great. I am sorry I didn't know about it. I was only in town for two days but I'll mark that down for my next visit. Thanks for watching.
Almost visited Rochester a few years back because my son was considering RIT for college. What was that building at 4:32 with the beautiful window arches? Has an old NYC feel to it.
I think you’re talking about the Powers Building. Isn’t that gorgeous?
@@Keithdotson It's beautiful. Love the intricate trim work.
@@Keithdotson Early iron Frame Sky Scraper . Note the 2 additions to make it taller . A Sky Scraper Race back then .
i like vid but panning camera to quickly
Very nice, but still very sad about my hometown. The mayor really has been very stupid and I hope a new one will rebuild, but Albany is stupid, too because I hope Albany will be able to help Rochester into a great shape again soon.
It's a great city -- it'll come back around
@@Keithdotson of course, I suppose s.
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