The LeRoy House
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23 E Main St, Le Roy NY 14482 Hours
About The LeRoy House
Free Admission! Please call 585-768-7433 to verify hours. Welcome to the LeRoy House, formerly the land office for the Triangle Tract. Enlarged in 1822, it became a residence for Jacob LeRoy, the land agent for the Triangle Tract and son of Herman LeRoy, the town’s namesake. Threatened by demolition, the house was donated to the LeRoy Historical Society in 1942 and is now on the National Register of Historic Places. Three floors are open to the public, with rooms furnished in different periods, reflecting the people who lived there.
Most Recent Reviews
May 2026
created in 1897 !!! someone told me that there's always room for jell-o . I love quirky and unusual places to visit. From my CA to NH trip with the help of chatgpt, I spent time here. find the time to learn more about Jell-O you'll thank me later.
September 2024
Talk about a time capsule! This house holds tons of history on the Leroy family and local interesting facts of the area. Well worth the visit. I encourage you to spend a few hours in Leroy - there is so much to see and do in this part of NY.
June 2024
Great place- it’s open to the public. The tour guide guy was very nice and helpful to the history. Thank for the history lesson.
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