Built by John and Margaret Johnston in the 1820s, the Johnston House originally sat on an important farm where John Johnston became a well-known advocate of improved farming techniques. Johnston was the first American farmer to use soil drainage tiles to increase productivity on his farm. Visitors are invited to explore the house on the self-guided tour. In addition to period rooms furnished with original and reproduction objects, three rooms in the house contain exhibits focused on the themes of Immigration, Agriculture, and Technology and Innovation, all aspects of the Johnston family’s experience. Incorporating interactive elements, books, and artifacts, the displays also connect the story of the family to contemporary issues and concerns. Visitors to the Johnston House can also see the Mike Weaver Drain Tile Museum on site. Owned and operated by Historic Geneva, the Johnston House is open by appointment only in 2022.

Unique natural art gallery in a small, historic setting in the heart of the Finger Lakes.

Indoor Playtime for children ages 0-4 years. Two Bounce Houses, cars, tunnels, toys and breakfast! Super Saturday features a full Pancake Breakfast and added fun! Children must be attended by an adult. Admission is FREE