Bruce K.
7/26/2024
Constructed in 1822 of stone and decommissioned in 1881 and then returned to active service in 2014, the Charlotte Genesee Light is a lovely example of some of the earliest lighthouses. 40 feet...
Charlotte Genesee Lighthouse
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70 Lighthouse St
Rochester, NY 14612
The Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse Historical Society is committed to preserving and showcasing the rich maritime and local history of Rochester, NY. Through engaging exhibits and educational tours, the lighthouse serves as a focal point for understanding the area's historical significance, particularly in relation to the influence of lighthouses and local women involved in the suffrage movement.
Visitors can explore the lighthouse and its collections, which include unique displays like the wheel from the Tug Florence Yates, as well as multimedia presentations that enhance the visitor experience. The society actively encourages community involvement by inviting volunteers to participate in various activities within the museum.
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Richard D.
8/20/2023
My girlfriend and I walked with a friend from Schaller's on Edgemere to the beach, deciding to check out the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse in the process. The staff are all very welcoming and...
Kellie M.
10/24/2020
Very nice tour inside the lighthouse. Very knowledgeable guide. Nice area to visit. Not hard to climb to the top. Masks required and they gave out gloves to wear on your walk up.
Jon B.
5/17/2017
Stopped at the lighthouse on my way back from the Charlotte Pier today, have been before and it's a neat sight to check out. Reminds me of the Lamberton Conservatory in that it costs $3.00 and...
Diego P.
3/8/2018
Nice historic location to visit the day we came the light house was closed maybe because of the weather but it still very nice to see his historic structure still up
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