Review & Frequenly Asked Questions:

Constructed by a Scottish immigrant in 1822, the The Johnston House and Mike Weaver Drain Tile Museum offers a fascinating introduction to 19th-century farming techniques. John Johnston, the original property owner, was the first farmer in America to use drain tiles on his farm, and three rooms of the house are dedicated to exhibits about innovation in agriculture and the immigrant experience. Three different rooms are furnished with period items, and there's also a large collection of drain tiles from throughout the centuries. The museum is open on weekends between the beginning of May and the end of October, and admission is by donation.

Address: The Johnston House and Mike Weaver Drain Tile Museum, 3523 E Lake Rd, Geneva, NY 14456, Phone: 315-789-3848

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Seneca Lake State Park Ravines Wine Cellars - Seneca Lake Rose Hill Mansion Zugibe Vineyards Smith Opera House Ventosa Vineyard Billsboro Winery Lake Drum Brewing The Johnston House and Mike Weaver Drain Tile Museum WeBe Brewing Kindred Fare Cosentino’s Ristorante Uncle Joe's

Explore more: New York State > Things to Do in Geneva, New York

Plan Your Trip

Get Ready to Go!

Need some more help?


Go to travel reservations.