Greece Historical Society & Museum, Rochester

About Greece Historical Society & Museum

The Greece Historical Society and Museum in Rochester, New York offers visitors a chance to explore the local history of the town of Greece. Guests can view exhibits covering topics including pioneer families of Greece, the Erie Canal's role in the region, and scouting history in the community. The museum features the Larkin-Beattie House, where visitors can explore displays while learning about the area's past. Docents are available to guide tours and explain the exhibits during open hours, or visitors may explore independently. Private and group tours can be arranged by request. The museum maintains a gift shop and offers special programs and events throughout the year. The facility is located adjacent to Greece Town Hall and includes wheelchair-accessible entrance at the rear. A small parking lot accommodates visitors, with accessible spots near the flagpole. Children under twelve are welcome with a responsible adult present.