Ellwanger Garden, brimming with rare and beautiful perennials, is open to the public on select Sundays in May. Located at 625 Mt. Hope Avenue, Rochester’s “secret garden” is maintained by The Landmark Society of Western New York. This living preservation site, established in 1867
Ellwanger Garden, brimming with rare and beautiful perennials, is open to the public on select Sundays in May. Located at 625 Mt. Hope Avenue, Rochester’s “secret garden” is maintained by The Landmark Society of Western New York. This living preservation site, established in 1867
Ellwanger Garden, brimming with rare and beautiful perennials, is open to the public on select Sundays in May. Located at 625 Mt. Hope Avenue, Rochester’s “secret garden” is maintained by The Landmark Society of Western New York. This living preservation site, established in 1867
The ellwanger garden Ellwanger Garden is a “living museum.” Originally the private garden of famed 19th-century horticulturist George Ellwanger, it was cultivated by the Ellwanger family from 1867 to 1982.
Dear Friends of The Landmark Society, Thank you for your continued support of The Landmark Society. As we close out another extraordinary year, we turn to our Annual Fund—the only
The Landmark Society of Western New York is at the forefront of recent accomplishments in improving our shared spaces as the leading voice for preserving our region’s architectural heritage and
Learn More & Schedule a Visit Stone-Tolan House Historic Site Oldest standing structure in Monroe County and maintained by The Landmark Society as a historic house museum. Our interpretation recreates the
