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1839 Greek Revival
3373 Route 96A
Geneva, New York 14456
Geneva, New York 14456
Rose Hill Mansion
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Facade of a large Greek Revival building with six 2-story columns and two wings. The building has a wooden fence with a gate in its center and a wide lawn with trees and shrubs in between the house and fence.
Tour Rose Hill Mansion to learn about the Swan family, who made it their home from 1850 to 1890. Overlooking Seneca Lake, the Greek Revival mansion features 21 furnished rooms. Exhibits highlight the people who lived and worked on the Rose Hill property. A restored 1916 Model T that belonged to a descendant of the Swan family is also on display. The Carriage House Gift Shop carries historically inspired and locally made items, as well as souvenirs, history books, jewelry, and home decorative items. The grounds are open year-round. Guided tours, May to October. Closed Mondays and July 4.
Rose Hill is owned and operated by Historic Geneva, which tells the stories of Geneva, New York. Discover these stories online and in person through the Geneva History Museum, Rose Hill Mansion, and Johnston House.
Rose Hill is owned and operated by Historic Geneva, which tells the stories of Geneva, New York. Discover these stories online and in person through the Geneva History Museum, Rose Hill Mansion, and Johnston House.
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Rose Hill Mansion is owned and operated by Historic Geneva. Rose Hill is open May to October. During the off-season, call the Society at 315-789-5151 for information about the house or visit historicgeneva.org.
Phone: 315-789-3848
info@historicgeneva.org
Website: historicgeneva.org
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