Valentown Museum

Valentown Hall, located in Victor, New York, is a historic shopping and community center that was built in 1879 by Levi Valentine. Despite its initial abandonment, it has been restored and is now operated as a museum. It holds a place on the National Register of Historic Places, making it a significant site for those interested in history.

Victor Historical Society and the Museum

Today, the Victor Historical Society owns and operates Valentown Hall as a local history museum. The museum houses a collection of artifacts that provide a glimpse into the life in the Fishers, Victor, and Rochester, New York area during the nineteenth century.

Exhibits at Valentown Hall

Valentown Hall now functions solely as a historical museum. It houses numerous exhibits with display cases and room settings that showcase historic American artifacts and heirlooms. These exhibits represent the rural life of people who lived in the Victor area near Rochester, New York, during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.