Ganondagan State Historic Site
Under $25Former 17th-century Seneca town site near Victor, New York, with a furnished bark longhouse and a cultural arts center.

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Historic 1879 community hall in Victor, NY, now a volunteer-run museum of rural 19th and early 20th century life.
267 High St., Victor, New York 14564 · Victor, NY
Valentown Museum, originally called Valentown Hall, sits in a cluster of 19th century buildings at Valentown Square in Victor, New York. Two local brothers built the four-story hall in 1879 as a shopping plaza and community center. The Victor Grange then met there for more than thirty years. The building has kept much of its original look and holds a Grange meeting room, a co-op general store, shops, and a third-floor ballroom. Its exhibits show handmade American goods and family heirlooms from the Fishers and Victor area near Rochester. The museum is run entirely by volunteers and is owned by the Victor Historical Society. Guided tours involve stair climbing, and access beyond the first floor is limited.
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