Valentown Museum is located across from the Eastview Mall in Victor. Built in 1879 by Levi Valentine as a community center and shopping plaza, the Valentown Museum features thousands of local 19th century historical artifacts from both Victor and Rochester. Enjoy ongoing events at the Valentown Museum, including field trips to historic sites, tours and benefit dances. It also offers Ghost Hunts and Ghost Hunt Tours during the winter.
Valentown Museum
7370 Valentown Square
Victor, NY 14564
585-924-4170
valentown.org
Step back in time to the 17th century when you come to Ganondagan (pronounced ga-NON-da-gan), a Native American community that was formerly a Seneca settlement site. Learn how the Seneca's matriarchal society helped lead to the right to vote for women in the U.S. The democratic ideals of the Seneca people helped inspire the U.S. Constitution. Enjoy the three marked trails year-round and learn about how the Senecas placed value on the plant life there, which is used to create healthy cuisine still popular today as well as for medicine. There are free guided trail walks on weekends.
Ganondagan
1488 State Route 444
Victor, NY 14564
585-742-1690
ganondagan.org
Pick or purchase apples seven days per week, starting in late August, at the Victor Apple Farm. On weekends, enjoy wagon rides to the orchard. You can also purchase several types of pies, jellies, jams, apples and baked goods at the Victor Apple Farm store--just call ahead if you want to order holiday baked goods. Also available are local raw honey, maple syrup, fresh-pressed apple cider and apple pancake mixes.
The Victor Apple Farm
1640 State Route 444
Victor, NY 14564
585-924-3420
thevictorapplefarm.com
