Great collection of history, and the people who work there are very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Have definitely enjoyed this place the few times Ive visited. They also have a great childrens area with interactive displays.

I was here for a meeting of area archives and library folks. I did have a look around the collections, some great displays and exhibits! These are pics of one display, a fellow who was in an African American unit in WWII. If you havent explored your local history or thought about it much, do, history happened right in your area, not just in distant places ;-)

Wish they had new stuff, its all great but who uses this stuff, books can be read apparently. Great place to take the old kids

If you enjoy learning this is a great place to start. The program on J.T.Wells & Sons was very well presented. I also had two of the best home made cookies. Wish I could have the receipts.

Enjoyable. Great childrens room.

I wanted to know the history of thisarea and they did an excellent job.

Johnston Drain Tile museum. Farmers in the northeast know the importance of drain tiles. This museum tells the history of drain tiles in the US. Those who dont study history are condemned to repeat it.

False advertising! We called ahead a few days ago to make sure the museum would be open. We were told it would be. Website, outdoor sign and the lady on the phone confirmed the winter hours of 1:30pm-4:30pm on Saturdays. We arrived at 2:00pm on Saturday 12/29/18...doors locked and no one answering the phone. We came from out of town to spend a holiday weekend in Geneva and this was one of our desired stops along the way. Disappointed!

Lots of fun. Helpful nice staff

Very informative about the history of the greater Geneva area.

Not a large museum, but has a good collection and tells the history of the Geneva and Seneca Lake area

Interesting and fairly well laid out history of Geneva area and displays

A lot of great information and a very helpful staff

Love it

I plan to visit the area again.However, an associate of mine is involved in the Society.This makes me all the more curious about visiting the area.