The Landmark Society maintains two museums, a historic garden, a park and a 1840's house adapted for our offices. We love to share them with visitors. Please click on a picture to learn about the different sites and their public hours. For tours and special packages for schools or other groups, please call 546-7029 x26 or e-mail. The best email address for our museums is: info@landmarksociety.org. Click on a picture for information about that museum

Campbell-Whittlesey House One of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in America. It represents the prosperity the Erie Canal brought to Rochester during the boom-town years. [Get Directions]

Saint Joseph's Park The city's oldest Catholic church building.

Stone-Tolan House Recreates the private and public activities of a household and rural tavern on the frontier in Brighton, NY between 1790 and 1820. [Get Directions]

Ellwanger Garden Visit a Victorian style English garden with an extensive collection of peonies and other plantings.

Hoyt-Potter House Originally built in 1840 by bookstore owner David Hoyt this building is now the Landmark Society Headquarters.