Best places: Historical landmarks in Harris Hill, United States

Built 1903–05, this restored estate designed by Frank Lloyd Wright offers guided tours.

Frederick Law Olmsted-designed park featuring stone-arch bridges, lakes & landscaped gardens.

Photography & film collections in a Colonial Revival mansion with a theater for rare screenings.

21-acre park offers concerts & kids' shows, water sports & simple lounging in Adirondack chairs.

Artifacts & materials displayed in Susan B. Anthony's former home & site of her 1872 arrest.

Landmark operational lighthouse with an onsite maritime museum & picturesque lake views.

Greek revival house & museum marking the site of Theodore Roosevelt's oath of office in 1901.

Designed by the architect of NYC's Central Park, with lawns, sports facilities, a pool & ice rink.

Lakeside summer estate designed by Frank Lloyd Wright offers historical & architectural tours.

Site of a natural waterfall in a historic district with a living history museum & visitor center.

This company features guided boat tours through the 19th-century Erie Canal locks, tunnels & caves.

Intimate live music venue & bar in an early 1900s factory space serving wings & other bar food.

Lighthouse built in 1822, with a 40-ft. tower & a lantern room with views, plus museum displays.

56-acre park built in the 19th century with a big wading pool that becomes an ice rink in winter.

Late-19th-century cradle for the US Arts & Crafts movement, with workshops, a museum & guided tours.

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Landscaped 1840s cemetery with tours of notable graves like that of President Millard Fillmore.

👍👍 A beautiful scenic location by scenic Lake Erie , The food was excellent , and the service was excellent I would definitely come back again.

Landmark 19th-century former hospital with surrounding green space & guided tours.