Culver House originally built in 1816 by Oliver Culver still underwent construction and reparations until 1945. Oliver Culver was an influential personality in Rochester at the time and was a person of many qualities and skills. He has proved his mettle as a businessman, shipbuilder, fur trader, surveyor, coroner and even as a politician helping him gain respect and love amongst the locals. He was committed to improving the neighborhood, and the lives of the people in it, his entire life and was an active social worker. The Culver House situated facing the narrow East Boulevard Street dotted with trees on both sides is where he and the following generations of the Culver family spent most of their lives until 1945 when the ownership of the house changed hands.  This beautiful building is one of the oldest residential structures in the city and is a popular landmark in the neighborhood. 

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Cross Streets: Near the intersection of East Blvd and Sager Dr