|
The Landmark Society maintains two house museums, one in Brighton and one in Rochester, a historic garden,
a park, and an 1840s 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 x15 or e-mail mail@landmarksociety.org
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. Closed January
through March.
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.
St. Joseph's Park
St. Joseph's Park, created within the burned out remains of Rochester's oldest Catholic church (1846), today is a notable architectural monument and a focus for new downtown development in Rochester. The park inside the stone walls is temporarily closed to the public.
|
