I like to visit the homes of people from history and the George Eastman House delivered. Take the tour - it is worth the time to hear about his fascinating life and his eccentricities. I stayed for the garden tour - it was a little early in the season so I can only imagine how gorgeous it is once it... More

I decided to take a docent led tour of this combination historical mansion and world renowned museum and library on the history of film. It's set amidst beautiful grounds and gardens, has had painstaking restoration of period furnishings and provides ample opportunities to learn about Eastman's wide ranging influence on photography. I found that taking the tour gave me a... More

What a wonderful museum which takes you back into time and the invention and evolution of cameras. The main house is spectacular and worth seeing

Had no idea what to expect but got a lot: history of Eastman's contributions to photography, tour of his amazing house and gardens, lovingly restored. Definitely worth doing, held the attention of three 20 somethings and three 60s somethings in town for graduation. Same complaint as museums everywhere but Washington DC: they all cost too much to enter! making it... More

This is a well-maintained museum and the Eastman House is an added bonus with the elephant in the solarium! Great for those interested in the history of the camera and Eastman's part in that history.

We learned lots about both Eastman and the history of pocket cameras. Amazing period details in the Eastman mansion. Interesting exhibit of pocket cameras.

Sure, we all know about Kodak is struggling to survive. However, if you're into photography and want to learn more about George Eastman you've got to come here!

Fantastic!!!! Great for history buffs!! George was quite an interesting person. I liked that you could go on a self guided tour using your cell phone. Very unique.

this is rich in rochester history, and all over the mansion there are photos and connections to days gone by and distinguished guests of political and historical note. architecturally very cool.