Status Complete Opening June 1976 Construction started April 1974 Height 94 m | Completed 1976 Floor count 21 Floors 21 | |
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Type Office
Revolving restaurant (before 1990) Location 28 E. Main St.
Rochester, NY Address 28 E Main St #1530, Rochester, NY 14614, USA Hours Closed today SundayClosedMonday6PM–6AMTuesday6PM–6AMWednesday6PM–6AMThursday6PM–6AMFriday6PM–6AMSaturdayClosed Similar Xerox Tower, Kodak Tower, Legacy Tower, Times Square Building, The Metropolitan | ||
Rose ken crist rappel down the first federal plaza
First Federal Plaza is a high-rise building located in Rochester, New York. It is the fifth tallest building in Rochester, standing at 309 feet (94 meters) with 21 floors. It was designed by architects Corgan, Balestiere and Leaper in 1976
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The building is known for its circular top, which used to be a 7,000-square-foot (650 m2) revolving restaurant called Changing Scene. That closed in 1990 and the rotating mechanism was dismantled. The space was rented out by local Rochester attorney Christina Agola until she was disbarred over allegations of deceitful conduct.
The building is located at 28 East Main Street
The building is also home to the studios for the Stephens Media Group radio stations in Rochester. (WFKL, WZNE, and WRMM-FM). In addition to the studios, WZNE and WRMM-FM both maintain an auxiliary (backup) transmitter facility on the top of the building.
The building is used as part of 21 Stories for Scouts, an annual fundraiser for the Boy Scouts of America.