Lorenzo State Historic Site
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I grew up in Caz, and visited Lorenzo many times with my family and for school trips as well. I was finally able to show my wife around. The grounds are beautiful as always, and a walk through the well kept paths and trails is a great way to relax. They’re currently doing maintenance on the front steps of the main house, and the building is closed, but it’s still a great place full of history to visit.
Jacob “Jake” HassJacob “Jake” Hass
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Beautiful home with a lot of history covering the owner John Lincklaen - an agent of Holland Land Company and the founder of Cazenovia. Our guide was very knowlegeable, the home was filled with so many wonderful pieces of yesteryear. The gardens were in bloom and we were lucky they were open that day and there were several tour group on site. I'd love to wander through during the Christmas season.
Theresa St. JohnTheresa St. John
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The house was closed when I visited as this was the final stop on a long day of historical tourism but I was still able to walk the grounds and see the beautiful gardens. All were well maintained and groomed. There is also some restoration work going on the front of the home currently.
bobbie mannsbobbie manns
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If you're here for the geocaching, the caches were fairly straightforward with really pretty fields and wildflowers to walk through. Bathrooms were open although the historic site was closed when I went (Tuesday).
Heather HornHeather Horn
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Beautiful gardens. Trails along the meadows and into the woods make sure some fun hikes. The main house and visitor center are only open certain days - so make sure to check before you go.
J HornJ Horn
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Nearby Attractions Of Lorenzo State Historic Site
Lakeland Park Pier
Jasmine Rae Floral Design
20|EAST
Cazenovia Public Library
Cazenovia Artisans
Carriage Barn Books
American Legion
Cazenovia Jewelry
Cazenovia Preservation Foundation Willow Patch Trail
Lakeland Park Pier
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Jasmine Rae Floral Design
5.0
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20|EAST
4.8
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Cazenovia Public Library
5.0
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Nearby Restaurants Of Lorenzo State Historic Site
The Brae Loch Inn
Lincklaen House
Meier's Creek Brewing Company
Caz Pizza
Dave's Diner
Seven Stone Steps
Kalamata Pita
McCarthy's Irish Pub
Loka Leaf Tea Lounge
HeartStone Artisan Bakery
The Brae Loch Inn
4.5
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Lincklaen House
4.5
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Meier's Creek Brewing Company
4.5
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Caz Pizza
4.3
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Address
17 Rippleton Rd, Cazenovia, NY 13035
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Phone
(315) 655-3200
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Website
parks.ny.gov
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Lorenzo State Historic Site is a mansion built by Colonel John Lincklaen, founder of the village of Cazenovia, New York. Colonel Linklaen was the agent of the Holland Land Company upon whose recommendation the Company purchased the 135,000-acre tract of land where the village grew.
attractions: Lakeland Park Pier, Jasmine Rae Floral Design, 20|EAST, Cazenovia Public Library, Cazenovia Artisans, Carriage Barn Books, American Legion, Cazenovia Jewelry, Cazenovia Preservation Foundation Willow Patch Trail, restaurants: The Brae Loch Inn, Lincklaen House, Meier's Creek Brewing Company, Caz Pizza, Dave's Diner, Seven Stone Steps, Kalamata Pita, McCarthy's Irish Pub, Loka Leaf Tea Lounge, HeartStone Artisan Bakery
