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Rose Hill Mansion
Rose Hill Mansion in Geneva offers a glimpse of the 19th-century lifestyle
Experience a taste of 19th-century life when you visit Rose Hill Mansion in Geneva. Once a working farm, the house and surrounding grounds are now designated a National Historic Landmark and open seasonally for guided tours.
Built in 1839, the tour focuses on the Swan family, who lived in the elegant Greek Revival house from 1850-1890. Discover how Robert Swan used scientific innovations like drain tile to make his farm more productive and profitable.
Admire 20 restored rooms furnished in the Empire style, popular from the 1820s to 1850s, while enjoying the magnificent view of Seneca Lake from the front porch.
Built in 1839, the tour focuses on the Swan family, who lived in the elegant Greek Revival house from 1850-1890. Discover how Robert Swan used scientific innovations like drain tile to make his farm more productive and profitable.
Admire 20 restored rooms furnished in the Empire style, popular from the 1820s to 1850s, while enjoying the magnificent view of Seneca Lake from the front porch.
Geneva, NY
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