Aerial Photograph of the Eastman Kodak Park, Rochester, N.Y.
These photos were given out to visitors of the park and served as their pass to the facility.

By 1890, in response to the increasing demand for photographic products, the Eastman Kodak Company started construction on "Kodak Park." Having bought out designer, Frank Brownwell, and his Brownwell Manufacturing Company (operating in the Camera Works Factory on State Street), the establishment of Kodak Park meant that the Eastman Kodak Company was now completely designing and manufacturing their own photographic products. In the following decades, the total of 154 facilities (which included cafeteries, laundry services, softball fields, movie theaters, swimming pool and even a bowling alley), for its 15,000 employees located on this 1,300 acres in Greece, N.Y. gave Kodak Park the worldwide prestige as the largest photographic product manufacturing facility in existence. 


Present-day view would be from above the Veterans' Memorial bridge, click here.


Aerial Photograph of Kodak Park, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N.Y.

