Administered by the Geneva Historical Society, Rose Hill Mansion helps to tell the story of the social and agricultural development of Geneva and the Finger Lakes Region in the early 19th century. The house and its Empire furnishings exemplify the Greek Revival style and illustrate the lifestyle of the well-to-do families who settled the area. Rose Hill became the home of Robert and Margaret Johnston Swan in 1850, when Swan acquired the house and established an award-winning farm. Many of the furnishings displayed belonged to the Swan family or their Geneva contemporaries, including a magnificent Alexandre Roux Victorian parlor set. Visitors will also have the opportunity to see paintings by Rembrandt Peale and Severin Roesin, a unique 1916 Ford Model T truck, and the earliest known American grand piano.