A beautifully-run museum of local 19th-century architecture and living in Wheatland, New York. With over 600 acres, 68 restored buildings, an art gallery, and multiple events throughout the year, it is not only a major tourist attraction for the Finger Lakes region, but it is also a living treasure of American pioneer and colonial culture.
Our search to find the best locations for photography in New York State started in this isolated Victorian cemetery in Rochester, NY. What began as a “spooky” strip of hills and gullies, evolved into one of the most beautiful resting places in the country. Housing many notable Rochesterians, as well as many forgotten inhabitants, it has countless stories to tell.
We obtained access to explore the abandoned chapel. Here are the photos and details.
