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Home > History > Historic PlacesHistoric Places in Monroe CountyAdams-Ryan House425 Washington St. Adams Basin, NY 14410 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1874 Ownership: Private Adsit Cobblestone Farmhouse3871 Clover St. Mendon, NY 14506 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Susan B. Anthony House17 Madison St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Not listed Style: Not listed Period: 1850-1924 Ownership: Private Historic Significance: Associated with Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906), women's rights activist. It is the site of many meetings Anthony had with other leaders of the movement. Designated a National Historic Landmark. The house is a museum and is open year-round. Aquinas Institute1127 Dewey Ave. Rochester, NY 14613 Architect: J. Foster Warner Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Arcade Mill26-32 Aqueduct St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Unknown Style: Not listed Period: 1850-1890 Ownership: Private Baptist Temple Building14 Franklin St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Gordon & Kaelber Style: Chicago, Late Gothic Revival Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Bevier Memorial BuildingWashington St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Claude Bragdon Style: Not listed Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell Childhood Home1099 Pinnacle Rd. Henrietta, NY 14467 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Historic Significance: Associated with Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell (1825-1921). Abolitionist, prohibitionist, suffragette, and author, Blackwell was the first American woman ordained as a minister. She was appointed pastor of the First Congregational Church in South Butler (Wayne Co.). In 1920, at the age of 95, she voted in the first election open to women--one of the few suffragettes who survived to do so. Brick Presbyterian Church Complex121 N. Fitzhugh St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner, J. Foster Warner Style: Colonial Revival Period: 1850-1924 Ownership: Private Bridge Square Historic Districtbounded by Inner Loop, Centre Park, Washington and W. Main Sts. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Not listed Style: Romanesque, Federal Period: 1825-1949 Ownership: Private Brown's Race Historic DistrictBrown's Race St. from Platt St. to Conrail tracks Rochester, NY 14605 Architect: Unknown Style: 19th Century Urban Industrial Period: 1800-1924 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. Adam Brown Block480 E. Main St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Harvey Ellis Style: Romanesque Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Building551-555 N. Goodman St. Rochester, NY 14609 Architect: Unknown Style: Queen Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Horace and Grace Bush House1932 Five Mile Line Rd. Penfield, NY 14526 Architect: Calvin Owen Style: Federal Period: 1800-1949 Ownership: Private Campbell-Whittlesey House123 S. Fitzhugh St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Minard Lafever Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Chamber of Commerce Building55 St. Paul St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Claude Fayette Bragdon, Charles Evans Style: Classical Revival, Beaux Arts Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Chase Cobblestone Farmhouse (Chase-Flack Farmhouse)1191 Manitou Rd. (Town of Parma) Hilton, NY 14468 Architect: Isaac Chase Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private Jonathan Child House & Brewster-Burke House Historic District37 S. Washington St. and 130 Spring St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Claude Fayette Bragdon, et al. Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Chili Mills Conservation AreaBlack Creek Hamlet of West Chili Scottsville, NY 14546 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private City Hall Historic DistrictS. Fitzhugh St. between Broad and W. Main Sts. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner Style: Renaissance, Gothic Revival Period: 1800-1899 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. The Architecture of Andrew Jackson Warner in Rochester by Suzanne Maruoka The Warner Legacy by Betsy Brayer Clarkson Corners Historic DistrictJst. of Ridge and Lake Rds. & E. and W. along Ridge and S. along Lake Clarkson Corners, NY 14430 Architect: Various Style: Late Victorian, Mid-19th Century Revival, Early Republic Period: 1800-1924 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. H.C. Cohen Company Building (Andrews Building)216 Andrews St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Unknown Style: Romanesque Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Cole Cobblestone Farmhouse933 Mile Square Rd. Mendon, NY 14506 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Court Exchange Building (National Casket Company)142 Exchange St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Harvey Ellis Style: Romanesque Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private William Covert Cobblestone Farmhouse (Covert-Brodie-Pollack House)978 N. Greece Rd. Greece, NY 14616 Architect: William Covert Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Cox Building36-48 St. Paul St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Style: Romanesque Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Isaac Cox Cobblestone Farmhouse (Letson Farm)5015 River Rd. Scottsville, NY 14546 Architect: Not listed Style: Federal Period: 1825-1899 Ownership: Private Curtis-Crumb Farm307 Curtis Rd. Hilton, NY 14468 Architect: Elias Curtis Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private Daisy Flour Mill, Inc. (Dugway Mills, Sperry Mills)1880 Blossom Rd. Rochester, NY 14625 Architect: Unknown Style: Not listed Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Dayton's Corners School (District School No. 9)1363 Creek St. Penfield, NY 14526 Architect: Not listed Style: Mid-19th century Revival Period: 1850-1974 Ownership: Local Govt. Henry DeLand House (Green Lantern Inn)One E. Church St. Fairport, NY 14450 Architect: Henry Addison DeLand Style: Second Empire Period: 1850-1874 Ownership: Private Note: See a detailed history of the house Chester Dewey School No. 14200 University Ave. Rochester, NY 14605 Architect: Edwin Gordon Style: Renaissance Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Local Govt. Duffy-Powers Building50 W. Main St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Crandall & Strobel, Duff & McInnery Style: Beaux Arts Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private East Avenue Historic Districtfrom Probert St. to Alexander St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright, et al. Style: Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne Period: 1800-1924 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. Note: The Edward E. Boynton House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is located at 16 East Blvd. East High School410 Alexander St. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: J. Foster Warner Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Eastman Dental Dispensary800 E. Main St. Rochester, NY 14605 Architect: Gordon, Madden & Kaelber Style: Renaissance Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Eastman Historic DistrictBounded by Main, Swan, Lawn, and Gibbs Sts. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: Gordon & Kaelber, et al. Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals, Classical Revival Period: 1875-1949 Ownership: Private George Eastman House900 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: Not listed Style: Not listed Period: 1900-1949 Ownership: Private Historic Significance: Associated with George Eastman, inventor, owner of the Kodak Company. Designated a National Historic Landmark. Lovely gardens. House is now a museum and open to the public. Edwards Building (Edwards Department Store)26-34 St. Paul St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Crandall & Strobel Style: Renaissance Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Hervey Ely House (Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter House)138 Troup St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Hugh Hastings Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Note: Built in 1837 for Hervey Ely, a local flour miller, the Ely House sits on land that had been in Seneca Indian possession for over 2,000 years and is near land used by the Senecas in their Last Sacrifice of the White Dog ceremony. It is currently owned by the Irondequoit Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Emmanuel Presbyterian Church (Trinity Emmanuel Presbyterian Church)9 Shelter St. Rochester, NY 14611 Architect: O.J. Heech Style: Late 19th and Early 20th Century American Movements Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private English Evangelical Church of the Reformation and Parish House111 N. Chestnut St. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: William Brockett, Gordon & Kaelber Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Federal Building (Old Post Office)N. Fitzhugh and Church Sts. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Harvey Ellis, Charles Ellis, M.E. Bell Style: Romaneqsque Period: 1875-199 Ownership: Federal First National Bank of Rochester (former Monroe County Savings Bank Building)35 State St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Mowbray & Uffinger, A. Frederich & Sons Style: Classical Revival Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private First Presbyterian Church101 S. Plymouth Ave. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner Style: Gothic Period: 1850-1874 Ownership: Private First Presbyterian Church (Congregational Society of Brockport)35 State St. Brockport, NY 14420 Architect: Not listed Style: Greek Revival Period: 1850-1949 Ownership: Private First Presbyterian Church of MumfordGeorge and William Sts. Mumford, NY 14511 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner Style: Gothic Period: 1850-1899 Ownership: Private First Universalist ChurchSE corner of S. Clinton Ave. and Court St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Claude Fayette Bragdon Style: Not listed Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Gannett Building55 Exchange St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Howell & Thomas Style: Classical Revival Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Gate-Livermore Cobblestone4389 Clover St. Mendon, NY 14506 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private German United Evangelical Church Complex (Salem Evangelical Church, Salem Evangelical and Reform Church)60-90 Bittner St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Charles Coots, Gordon & Kaelber Style: Late 19th and 20th century Revival Period: 1875-1949 Ownership: Private Granite Building124 E. Main St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: J. Foster Warner, Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Co. Style: Renaissance Period: 1875-1924 Ownership: Private Greece Memorial Hall2595 Ridge Rd. Hamlet of W. Rochester Greece, NY 14616 Architect: Crandall & Strobel Style: Colonial Revival Period: 1900-1949 Ownership: Local Govt. Grove Place Historic DistrictGibbs, Selden, Grove & Windsor Sts. Rochester, NY 14605 Architect: Unknown Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals, Late Victorian Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private David Hagaman House661 Highland Ave. Rochester, NY 14620 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1874 Ownership: Private Hildreth-Lord-Hawley Farm (Pittsford Farms)44 N. Main St. Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Samuel Hildreth Style: Italianate Period: 1800-1949 Ownership: Private Historic Significance: Association with Jarvis Lord, canal contractor and state senator. Evidently Lord also dabbled in spirits of the alcoholic kind as there is record that Jarvis Lord & Co. paid a tax on alcohol that was "rectified." To "rectify" alcohol was to add water to adjust its proof. Franklin Hinchey House634 Hinchey Rd. Town of Gates Rochester, NY 14624 Architect: James Cummings, Patrick Fitzsimmons Style: Gothic Revival Period: 1850-1874 Ownership: Private Hipp-Kennedy House1931 Five Miles Run Rd. Penfield, NY 14526 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private Honeoye Falls Village Historic DistrictJct. of Main, Monroe & Ontario Sts. Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 Architect: Not listed Style: Not listed Period: 1750-1949 Ownership: Local Govt., Federal Hopkins Farm3151 Clover St. Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Not listed Style: Greek Revival Period: 1800-1949 Ownership: Private House235-237 Reynolds St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: John Abbs Style: Gothic Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church Complex445 Frederick Douglass St. and 187 & 205 Edinburgh St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Frank Frey, Gordon & Madden Style: Second Empire, Italianate, Romanesque Period: 1850-1949 Ownership: Private Immanuel Baptist Church815 Park Ave. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: J. Foster Warner Style: Tudor Revival Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Jewish Young Men's and Women's Association400 Andrews St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Siegmund Firestone, A. Friedfich & Sons Co. Style: Colonial Revival Period: 1928-1949 Ownership: Private Kirstein Building242 Andrews St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Unknown Style: Classical Revival Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Lehigh Valley Railroad Station99 Court St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: F.D. Hyde Style: late 19th and 20th Century Revivals, Gothic Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Leopold Street Shule30 Leopold St. Rochester, NY 14605 Architect: Unknown Style: Not listed Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Little Theatre240 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Edgar Phillips Style: Art Deco Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Adolph Lomb HouseJct. of Southerland St. and W. Jefferson Rd. Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Unknown Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Local Govt. Lower MillN. Main St. Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 Architect: Unknown Style: Not listed Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Madison Square-West Main Street Historic DistrictBounded by Silver, Canal, W. Main and Madison Sts. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Various Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals, Greek Revival, Late Victorian Period: 1825-1949 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. Maplewood Historic DistrictAlong Lakeview Park, Lake Ave., Seneca Pkwy., and Maplewood Ave. Rochester, NY 14613 Architect: Various Style: Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne Period: 1850-1949 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. Maplewood ParkMaplewood Dr. at Seneca Pkwy Rochester, NY 14615 Architect: Frederick Law Olmsted, John C. Olmsted Style: Modern Period: 1875-1974 Ownership: Local Govt. Note: This is a 2-mile park along the west side of the Genesee River from which 2 waterfalls can be enjoyed. See more information about what the park currently offers. Mendon Cobblestone Academy16 Mendon-Ionia Rd. Mendon, NY 14506 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Michaels-Stern Building87 N. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Nolan, Nolan & Stern Style: Beaux Arts Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private The buildings of Main Street bu Richard Longstreth Beaux Art Architecture in New York by Edmund Gillon Beaux Art New York by David Lowe Morgan-Manning House151 Main St. Brockport, NY 14420 Architect: Unknown Style: Italianate Period: 1850-1899 Ownership: Private Historic Significance: Association with Dayton S. Morgan (1819-1890). Morgan met William H. Seymour of Brockport and the two started the Globe Iron Works in Brockport in 1844. Shortly thereafter, they were approached by Cyrus H. McCormick who had devised a crude mechanical reaper. After considerable improvement, McCormick and Globe Iron Works entered into an agreement whereby Globe would manufacture, market, and sell 100 reapers for the harvest season of 1846. Globe Iron Works thereby became the first reaper manufacturer in the world. A couple of years later, Morgan and Seymour manufactured a reaper model of their own design called the "New Yorker," which became quite popular. In 1851, the company produced and sold 500 reapers. Morgan then bought out Seymour's interest in the company (eventually renaming the company D.S. Morgan & Company) and his rights to the patents and licensed other companies to manufacture reapers. Patent infringements occurred and the resulting law suits gained wide attention. Morgan engaged in other business ventures which appear to have been successful. His home is now a museum owned by the Western Monroe Historical Society and is open for tours by appointment. See a more detailed description of Morgan's life. Mt. Hope-Highland Historic DistrictBounded by the Clarissa St. Bridge, the Genesee River, Grove and Mt. Hope Aves. Rochester, NY 14620 Architect: A.J. Davis, et al. Style: Gothic Revival Period: 1875-1924 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. Historic Significance: Association with George Ellwanger (1816-1906), nurseryman. See information about Ellwanger and his work. Mud House1000 Whalen Rd. Penfield, NY 14526 Architect: William Gors Style: Not listed Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Note: See an article about this house and a photo. National Company Building159 E. Main St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: J. Foster Warner, The National Company Style: Classical Revival Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Naval Armory--Convention Hall75 Woodbury Blvd. Rochester, NY 14605 Architect: Not listed Style: Not listed Period: 1850-1949 Ownership: Private Nazareth House (St. Andrew's Parish House)94 Averill Ave. Rochester, NY 14620 Architect: Walker & Nichols Style: Not listed Period: 1875-1924 Ownership: Private O'Kane Market and O'Kane Building104-106 Bartlett St. & 239-255 Reynolds St. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Unknown Style: Gothic, Italianate, Queen Anne Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Old Stone Warehouse12 Mt. Hope Ave. Rochester, NY 14620 Architect: Myron Holley, John Gilbert Style: Not listed Period: 1800-1824 Ownership: Local Govt. Our Lady of Victory Roman Catholic Church210 Pleasant St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals Period: 1850-1874 Ownership: Private Our Mother of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church Complex1785 Latta Rd. Greece, NY 14616 Architect: Unknown Style: Romanesque Period: 1800-1949 Ownership: Private Stephen Phelps House2701 Penfield Rd. Penfield, NY 14526 Architect: Not listed Style: Federal Period: 1800-1824 Ownership: Private Phoenix Building (Phoenix Hotel, Pittsford Inn)S. Main and State Sts. Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1800-1824 Ownership: Private Pittsford Village Historic District (Phoenix Building)Bounded by the Canal, Jefferson Ave., Sutherland and South Sts. Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Unknown Style: Mid-19th Century Revival, Late Victorian, Federal Period: 1800-1949 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. Powers BuildingW. Main and State Sts. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner Style: Not listed Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Pulaski Library (Hudson Branch Library)1151 Hudson Ave. Rochester, NY 14621 Architect: Bohacket & Brew Style: Renaissance Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Local Govt. Reynolds Arcade16 E. Main St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Gordon & Kaelber Style: Art Deco Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Samuel Rich House2204 Five Mile Line Rd. Penfield, NY 14526 Architect: Calvin Owen Style: Federal Period: 1800-1849 Ownership: Private Richardson's Tavern (Richardson's Canal House Inn)1474 Marsh Rd. Town of Perinton Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival, Federal Period: 1800-1849 Ownership: Private Riga Academy3 Riga-Mumford Rd. Town of Riga Chruchville, NY 14428 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1800-1849 Ownership: Private Rochester City School #24 (Ellwanger and Barry School)Meigs St. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: Edwin S. Gordon Style: Mission Spanish Revival Period: 1900-1924 Ownership: Private Rochester Fire Dept. Headquarters and Shops185 North St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Joseph P. Flynn, Stewart & Bennett, Inc. Style: Art Deco Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Local Govt. Rochester Savings Bank40 Franklin St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: J. Foster Warner, McKim, Mead & White Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Rochester Street Historic DistrictBoth sides of Rochester St. Scottsville, NY 14546 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1800-1924 Ownership: Private Rundel Memorial Library115 South Ave. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Gordon & Kaelber Style: Beaux Arts, Art Deco Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Local Govt. St. Bernard's Seminary2260 Lake Ave. Rochester, NY 14612 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner, Willis J. Brocket Style: Gothic Period: 1875-1949 Ownership: Private Salmon-Nusbaum Building148 Clinton Ave. N. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Unknown Style: Second Empire Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Seneca Park2222 St. Paul St. Rochester, NY 14621 Architect: Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903), John C. Olmsted Style: Modern Period: 1875-1974 Ownership: Local Govt. Note: Originally known as North Park, this three-mile, 297-acre county park preserves the east side of the Genesee River gorge and the forest in that area. The Olmsted brothers were asked to plan this park and Maplewood Park, which became part of Frederick Law Olmsted's living art. They both fit in well with Olmsted's desire to create sweeping vistas and his use of rocky outcroppings and water features. Considered the father of American landscape architecture, Olmsted is best known for having created Central Park in New York City. Rarely does anyone acknowledge his work in Rochester. Seneca Park is controversial because of its zoo on which one could write volumes. See more information about other activities the park currently offers. Sheldon Cobblestone House21 Mendon-Ionia Rd. Mendon, NY 14506 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Shingleside476 Beach Ave. Rochester, NY 14612 Architect: Claude Fayette Bragdon Style: Colonial Revival, Shingle Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Note: One of the first houses by Bragdon as an independent architect, Shingleside was commissioned by clothing manufacturer Nathan Stein and constructed in 1898-99. It is eclectic in style, but its gambrel roof and wood shingles are distinctive. Sibley Triangle Building20-30 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: J. Foster Warner, T.W. Finucane Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Sibley's Lindsay and Curr Building228 E. Main St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: J. Foster Warner Style: Chicago Period: 1900-1949 Ownership: Private Hiram Sibley Homestead29 Sibley Rd. Hamlet of Sibleyville Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Soldiers' Memorial TowerOwens Rd. north of Conrail tracks Brockport, NY 14420 Architect: Clarence Birdsell Style: Late Gothic Revival Period: 1875-1924 Ownership: Private Spring House3001 Monroe Ave. Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Unknown Style: Not listed Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private St. John's Episcopal Church11 Episcopal Ave. Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival, Gothic Revival Period: 1825-1899 Ownership: Private St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church and Rectory108 Franklin St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Jones & Nevins Style: Greek Revival, Italianate Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private St. Luke's Episcopal Church17 Main St. Brockport, NY 14420 Architect: Unknown Style: Late Gothic Revival, Romanesque, Gothic Revival Period: 1850-1924 Ownership: Private St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church and Rectory15 St. Mary's Pl. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: Unknown Style: Mid 19th Century Revival Period: 1850-1924 Ownership: Private St. Paul-North Water Streets Historic DistrictSt.Paul, N. Water and Andrews Sts. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Oscar Knebel, Ellis & Ellis Style: Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals, Romanesque Period: 1875-1949 Ownership: Private State Street Historic District109-173 State St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Not listed Style: Federal Period: 1800-1924 Ownership: Private Stewart Cobblestone FarmhouseDouglas Rd., S. of jct. with Canfield Rd. Mendon, NY 14506 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private Stone-Tolan House2370 East Ave. Town of Brighton Rochester, NY 14610 Architect: Not listed Style: Federal Period: 1750-1824 Ownership: Private Tall Maples Miniature Golf Course (Parkside Whispering Pines Miniature Golf Course)4083 Culver Rd. Hamlet of Sea Breeze Rochester, NY 14622 Architect: Robert Ocurr, et al. Style: Not listed Period: 1925-1974 Ownership: Private Third Ward Historic District (Corn Hill)Bounded by Adams and Peach Sts., I-90 and both sides of Troup and Fitzhugh Sts. Rochester, NY 14608 Architect: Various Style: Greek Revival, Gothic Period: 1825-1899 Ownership: Private, Local Govt. Historic Significance: Association with Henry Potter, president of Western Union Telegraph, who acquired 133 S. Fitzhugh St. (now known as the Hoyt-Potter House), a Greek Revival structure, in 1850. The family lived there for 50 years. The house had been built by bookseller David Hoyt in 1840. The Landmark Society acquired it in 1991. It serves as its headquarters and provides offices to the Corn Hill Neighbors Association. See more information about Corn Hill. Tinker Cobblestone Farmstead (Tinker Homestead and Farm Museum)1585 Calkins Rd. Henrietta, NY 14467 Architect: Michael McCarty Style: Federal Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Local Govt. Note: Sixty-eight acres of this 1830s property is devoted to the Tinker Nature Park and the Hansen Nature Center. Totiakton SiteHoneoye Falls, NY 14472 Architect: Unknown Style: Aboriginal Period: 1650-1699 Ownership: Private Note: Totiakton was a Seneca Indian village of about 120 cabins burned by French soldiers under the direction of Jacques René de Brisay, marquis de Denonville in 1687, who was governor of New France at the time, and the site of a Jesuit Mission from 1668 to 1683. The site is currently under the stewardship to the Mendon Foundation. Learn more about the site and the Foundation. Learn more about the Marquis of Denonville. U.S. Post Office206 W. Commercial St. East Rochester, NY 14445 Architect: Louis A. Simon Style: Colonial Revival Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Federal U.S. Post OfficeW. Main St. and Episcopal Ave. Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 Architect: Louis A. Simon, Stuart Edie Style: Colonial Revival Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Federal United Congregational Church of Irondequoit (Irondequoit United Church of Christ)644 Titus Ave. Rochester, NY 14617 Architect: Orlando K. Foote, Charles Carpenter Style: Greek Revival, Bungalow/Craftsman Period: 1900-1974 Ownership: Private University Club26 Broadway Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: Leon Stern Style: Colonial Revival Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Vanderbeck House1295 Lake Ave. Rochester, NY 14613 Architect: Unknown Style: Classical Revival, Second Empire Period: 1850-1924 Ownership: Private Timothy Wallace House2169 S. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY 14618 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1924 Ownership: Private H.H. Warner Building72-82 St. Paul St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Louis P. Rogers Style: Not listed Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Washington Street Rowhouses30-32 N. Washington St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Ebenezer Watts House47 S. Fitzhugh St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Unknown Style: Italianate, Federal Period: 1825-1874 Ownership: Private Webster Baptist Church59 South Ave. Webster, NY 14580 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1850-1924 Ownership: Private Harvey Whalen House140 Whalen Rd. Penfield, NY 14526 Architect: Unknown Style: Second Empire, Gothic Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Whitcomb Cobblestone Farmhouse437 Pond Rd. Mendon, NY 14506 Architect: Unknown Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private Whiteside, Barnett and Co. Agricultural Works (Canal-Front Warehouse)60 Clinton St. Brockport, NY 14420 Architect: Not listed Style: Not listed Period: 1850-1949 Ownership: Private Wilbur House187 S. Main St. Fairport, NY 14450 Architect: Unknown Style: Second Empire Period: 1850-1874 Ownership: Private Wilder Building1 E. Main St. Rochester, NY 14614 Architect: Andrew Jackson Warner, William Brockett Style: Romanesque Period: 1875-1899 Ownership: Private Windom Hall (Scottsville Free Library)28 Main St. Scottsville, NY 14546 Architect: Charles Ellis, Myron Pope Style: Queen Anne Period: 1875-1949 Ownership: Private Woodside Mansion [http://www.rochesterhistory.org/]485 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14607 Architect: Silas O. Smith Style: Greek Revival Period: 1825-1849 Ownership: Private (Rochester Historical Society) Note: Rochester's oldest museum, Woodside was built ca. 1839, the second mansion on East Avenue. The house, gardens, and historical collections are open to the public. Yawman and Erbe Building41 Chestnut St. Rochester, NY 14604 Architect: Rob Roy Converse Style: Classical Revival Period: 1925-1949 Ownership: Private Thomas Youngs House50 Mitchell Rd. Pittsford, NY 14534 Architect: Unknown Style: Federal Period: 1800-1849 Ownership: Private
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