A beautiful historic home built in the 18th century still stands tall and proud at Brighton. Built with Federal style of architecture, the Stone-Tolan House is spread over an area of 4 acres (1.6 hectare). The rustic home is now open to visitors as a museum while group tours remain available. A tour into the house will acquaint you with the lifestyle of the people back then.
Website: landmarksociety.org
Phone: (585) 442-4606
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of East Ave and Council Rock Ave
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- Wed Closed
2370 East Ave Rochester, NY 14610-2511 ·369.28 mi
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- Accessible
- Family friendly
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Run by the Landmark society. The apple orchard is wonderful. they need a better parking lot. the histoic house is historic.
MoreThe Stone-Tolan House is one of the earliest buildings still standing in Rochester. Nestled now between East Avenue and I-490, the site includes an orchard. An annual fundraiser is an antiques show that offers fine antiques from a number of dealers. Our ancestors lived much more simply than do we.
MoreOnly open Fridays 1-3 not easy to find using public transport from Rochester.Some good displays and well briefed docent. Worth a visit, but make sure it is Friday!
MoreMy husband and I like historic sites, and this particular site gives you a good glimpse of the past along with some Rochester background history. For the cost, it is well worth the visit here!
Moreperfect to just drop in to see; or to come when they have classes or special events...on East Avenue at the Brighton/Pittsford line; we always enjoy a visit here.
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