The Rochestarian's Bucket List #ROC

HISTORY: Founded in 1838, it is the United States' first municipal rural cemetery. This cemetery is the permanent home of Susan B. Anthony, General E. G. Marshall, & Charles S. Baker.

Kristin Munson: Cheeseburger plate, Mac salad and homefries, hot sauce, extra onions. Smother that baby in ketchup, mustard, and red hot and give it a little stir.

John Lam: Walk the entire underground, from South Ave and Court St near Dinosaur Barbecue to Broad St and Main St near Nick Tahou's. Read more.

HISTORY: Home of the national Toy Hall of Fame, which opened to the public in 1998. To date, 44 toys have made it into the National Toy Hall of Fame, including 2009 inductees: the Ball, Big Wheel® & Game Boy®

HISTORY: Susan B. Anthony, along with her sister Mary and mother Lucy, moved into this house in 1865. Susan lived her until her death on March 13th 1906.

Becky Bachmann: A penultimate Rochester event.Grab fair food, see excellent arts&crafts, catch a band, and your children will be kept busy with activities for them too.Don't forget to smell-test the lilac bushes? ;-)

Debi B: Museum & lighthouse open May to Mid-October on weekend afternoons from 1 to 5pm. Special Tours during off season and off hours can be arranged by calling 585-621-6179

Sheryl schrom: Great place to walk and relax with friends and family

Chris Clemens: Oldest cemetery site in the Rochester area.

MyRochester.com: Great Jazz Fest!

Jennifer Cisney: Open on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday with fresh fruits, vegetables & flowers. You can also find great coffee, cheese, taco and other great bargains. Read more.

Monica Secore-Erbland: Nice walk on a short pier

Chris Clemens: One of the oldest churches in Rochester, the congregation was founded in 1873. A neo-gothic style architecture that features some of the best Western European style stained glass windows in the area.

Vanessa Cheeks: Go to javas and find a table with a drink in hand.Great place to people watch.

HISTORY: This Museum was home to George Eastman. It’s the world’s oldest photography museum & one of the world’s oldest film archives which was opened to the public in 1949.

Livingston County Tourism Information Center: It's the Grand Canyon of the East and you'll see why when you visit

Visit Finger Lakes: Third Full Weekend in September

Billy Kidd: People watching = priceless

Dave Hassett: My bro lives in Roch. NY , 30 yrs ago when he first moved up there, we visited Tom Wahl's & had Wahlburgers . Best burgers I ever had, never got back up there but have never forgotten them...

Chris Clemens: Great place in Rochester for BBQ with national recognition! Checkout the Man Vs. Food Episode!

Benjamin Woelk: order a syphon brew! 8 )

Michael Marciano: Best custard (not ice cream) in American! Got to the Lake Avenue location in Charlotte. The beach and atmosphere make it a great experience for a date or a fun evening with friends.

Chris Clemens: This Wegman's could keep u busy for HOURS! If ur just going in for lunch, or doing ur shopping, make sure u budget ur time appropriately--if u want to see everything, u'll be here a while.

David Puskas: Built by George Eastman, it's the home of the Eastman School of Music, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and is the venue of the major acts of the Rochester International Jazz Festival.

Bennett White: It's good in the summer

Shannon Ealy: The perfect mix of quirky and classy stuff. Gifts, cards, apparel, jewelry, mouthwatering chocolates, plus coffee samples and weekly special events. Sign up for their email list to stay in the know.

JoLynne Valerie: Gorgeous year round. Lots of hiking trails, mature trees, creek, doggy play ground, amazing elevations. Dress for the outdoors.

HISTORY: Seabreeze was known through the early part of the 20th century as the "Coney Island of the West." The park’s original name was Dreamland for approximately thirty years during the post-World War II era