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Eastman Gardens 

By Christine Carrie Fien
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Tenants should start moving into the Eastman Gardens senior living community next month. The landmark building on East Main Street was once the Eastman Dental Dispensary. 
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The children's waiting area in the former Eastman Dental Dispensary is being remade into a community room for residents of the Eastman Gardens senior living community, the dispensary's new name.
Lex Blaakman will replicate the nursery rhyme-themed wood carvings that used to be on the walls.
Another view of the children's waiting area, which is just inside the building's Main Street entrance.
One of the many art-tile mosaics that are outside the front of the building.
Built by George Eastman, the Dental Dispensary building has been vacant since 1977.
The kitchen area in one of the building's apartments.
The building should get its certificate of occupancy on July 8, say representatives of Home Leasing.
A mosaic runs through the center of the walls in this former surgical recovery room.
Period-appropriate lighting fixtures are part of the project.
Another kitchen area in one of the building's 52 apartments.
Many of the units have large windows that let in lots of light.
The inside of an apartment.
An outdoor gathering area with picnic tables and grills will be behind the building.
Another look inside one of Eastman Gardens' apartments.
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A mosaic runs through the center of the walls in this former surgical recovery room.
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