Antique Radio Museum – Bloomfield (585-657-7489 or 585-657-6260). Devoted to research, preservation and documentation of the history of wireless communications, with a large range of communications equipment exhibited.

Frederick Douglas Museum and Cultural Center – Rochester (585-546-3960). Center dedicated as a tribute to Frederick Doughlas and his struggle for freedom, justice and equality.

Genesee Country Village & Museum – Mumford (585-538-6822). Enjoy the restored pioneer’s village, their lifestyles and historic gardens of the Genesee Valley.

George Eastman House – Rochester (585-371-3361). In the cultural district, home of George Eastman (founder of Eastman Kodak Company) hosts the world’s leading museum of photography and film.

Granger Homestead and Carriage Museum – Canandaigua (585-394-1472). Built in 1816, American architecture home of the Granger family, along with horse-drawn vehicles (carriages and more) featured at the museum.

Jell-O Museum & Gallery - LeRoy (585-768-7433). Visit the Jell-O Exhibit and go back in time to where America's most famous dessert was invented.

New York Museum of Transportation – Rush (585-533-1113). Museum features a restored 1904 Rochester Streetcar as part of its collection.

Ontario County Historical Society and Museum – Contains the calendar of events, current museum collections and exhibits, society membership and other information about the museum.

Rochester and Genesee Valley Railroad Museum – Rush (585-533-1113). Features a former Erie Railroad depot and supported by the Rochester Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society.

Rochester Museum and Science Center – Rochester (585-271-1880 or 585-271-4320). Exhibits geology, natural science and astrology. Features films and laser shows in planetarium.

Strong Museum – Rochester (585-454-7630 or 585-454-7639). Hands-on exhibits of American life since the early 1800’s for the entire family. Interactive and fun learning experience for kids. Extensive toy & doll collections.

Susan B. Anthony House – Rochester (585-235-6124). As her residence, is Rochester’s first National Historic Landmark. From here, she led her women’s rights and educational reform efforts.

Victorian Doll Museum – North Chili (585-247-0130). Exhibits over 2,000 dolls from the mid-1800's to the present. Also provides a doll hospital and gift shop.

Xerox Historical Museum – Rochester (585-427-4207).