3 Best Landmarks in Rochester, NY

"RMSC (Rochester Museum & Science Center) is dedicated to advancing community education in science, technology, and local history. The museum provides visitors with exceptional and interactive educational experiences. The museum has an extensive collection of 1.2 million artifacts and features exhibits such as Flight to Freedom, Rochester's Underground Railroad, At the Western Door, The American Civil War, The Impact of the Industrial Revolution, which educate visitors about local history. The museum also features an outdoor Regional Green Infrastructure Showcase that informs visitors about the advantages of capturing and managing stormwater runoff and the benefits of green infrastructure in general.

"Susan B. Anthony Museum & House was the home of Susan B. Anthony for forty years while she was a national figure in the women's rights movement. The home was the headquarters of the National American Woman Suffrage Association when she was its president. The House offers tours and interpretive programs to share its story with the world. The home keeps her vision alive and relevant by preserving and sharing Anthony's National Historic Landmark home, collecting research materials and artifacts directly related to her life and work, and making these resources available to the public through publications, tours, and internet interpretive programs. The house also has group tours and a wide variety of special programs offered in their Carriage House. A gender-inclusive restroom and a wheelchair-accessible facility are available in the Visitor Center. Susan B. Anthony Museum & House provides an inspiring and insightful tour for your group.

"Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse is an octagonal stone lighthouse in Rochester. The 40-foot tower was constructed of native sandstone and was topped by an eight-sided iron lantern, containing 144 glass panes and supported by two square posts, which extended six feet into the stonework of the tower. The events are free and open to the general public. Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse offers free admission for members, children ages four or younger.