George Eastman Museum

The George Eastman House is a beautiful building with a lot of interesting exhibitions. For Photography lovers it is a real gem! The gardens are beautiful and we really enjoyed walking through them and looking at all the plants. The staff was very nice and helpful. I am looking forward to my next visit!

Absolutely beautiful. I recently moved to Rochester and I'm so glad this was one of the first sights I went to see. I did not know there was so much incredible rich history in Rochester. The staff was so nice and so helpful I can't wait to go visit again!

This place is one of top tourist attraction in Rochester city. The fee is minimal for every category of people. This museum features personal residential of the person who founded Kodak. That is George Eastman. The residence is not anything less than a palace. It has in house small cafe with exciting ice creams and other food. If also has in built fancy shop. If you are interested to know how we did we reach to camera which we use today. The place also feature arts of other artist.

We went to the George Eastman Museum, this time, to see their annual flower show. We were not disappointed. The Eastman Museum produced a large, and impressive array of colorful Spring flowers, and this was a welcome contrast to the cold, black and white Winter we've all been experiencing. The Eastman Museum is a great place to visit, any time of the year, if you are interested in photography, the history of Rochester, New York, or the history of American industry, in general; but the most beautiful you will ever see the Eastman Museum is during their early Spring Flower Show.

Beautiful mansion and fascinating displays of the history and highlights of fun and photography. Well worth the visit to learn more about this amazing man and his influence on how we view and interact with the world. I have to get back to hear an organ recital on a Sunday afternoon. The organ and its restoration are another amazing story. We also wanted to see the Christmas gingerbread house display, but were disappointed that they took it down before Christmas.