900 East Avenue, George Eastman House
17 Madison St, Susan B. Anthony House
693 East Avenue, Home of Henry A. Strong (first president Eastman's company)
693 East Avenue, Home of Henry A. Strong
147 Lake Avenue, Home of Margaret Woodbury Strong (benefactor of Museum of Play)
147 Lake Avenue, Home of Margaret Woodbury Strong
Upper: 693 East Avenue, Home of Henry A. Strong Lower: 147 Lake Avenue, Summer home of Margaret Woodbury Strong
935 East Av, Wedding present from Rufus Sibley to his daughter Elizabeth
1075 St. Paul St., Home of John Jacob Bausch (founder of Bausch + Lomb)
1075 St. Paul St., Home of John Jacob Bausch
1065 St. Paul Blvd, home of William Bausch (son of john Jacob Bausch)
1065 St. Paul Blvd, home of William Bausch
1065 St. Paul Blvd, home of Henry Bausch (son of John Jacob Bausch)
1062 St. Paul Blvd, Henry Bausch
"Bausch Corners" (St. Paul and Huntington Park), Homes of John Jacob Bausch and sons William and Henry
Jefferson Rd at Sutherland St, Home of Adolph Lomb (eldest son of Bausch + Lomb co-founder)
183 Troup Street, Campbell-Whittlessey House
400 East Ave., Home of Hiram Sibley (Western Union)
400 East Ave., Home of Hiram Sibley
9 Prince Street, Sibley Watson House
Upper: 400 East Ave., Home of Hiram Sibley; Lower: 9 Prince Street, Sibley Watson House
16 East Blvd, Edward Boynton House, Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Built 1908, Rehabilitated 2010-2012
70 East Blvd, Home of Oliver Culver, Moved from Culver Rd.
35 South Washington Street, Jonathan Child House (first mayor of Rochester)
35 South Washington Street, Jonathan Child House
1316 East Avenue, Home of M. Herbert and Elsa Bausch Eisenhart
Mt Hope, Home of Patrick Barry ( pioneer horticulturist)
Stone-Tolan House, 2370 East Avenue The home and tavern run by Orringh and Elizabeth Stone was built in 1792 and is the oldest home in the county.
853 Culver Rd, Home of Martha Matilda Harper, Hair care products
706 East Ave , home of George Hamlet Taylor
930 East Avenue, Charles Force Hutchison
133 South Fitzhugh Street, Hoyt-Potter House (Current home of Landmark Society)
Kanatota House in Webster Park, summer home of J. Warren Cutler, the quieter half of the Cutler brothers (think mail chutes)
947 East Ave, home of R. Frank Ritter (founder of Ritter Dental)
947 East Ave, home of R. Frank Ritter
