How to Enjoy:
Hornell is home to many examples of historic architecture from the Greek Revival, Italianate, Colonial, and Queen Anne periods. Pick up a self-guided tour available from the Hornell Chamber of Commerce at 40 Main Street to relive the beauty of yesteryear. You can also pick up an antiques guide to the Hornell area to hunt for the perfect treasure for your home.

Related Places:
Just nine miles west of Hornell, off of Exit 33 of Interstate 86, is the Schein-Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art located on the Alfred University campus., which houses nearly 8000 pieces of glass and ceramics ranging from small pottery shards from ancient civilizations to advanced installations showing the cutting edge of ceramic technology today.

Trivia:
Did you know that arks were built in the town now known as Arkport, NY and used to transport wheat, pork and other goods? The first ark was built in 1800 and bound for Baltimore, MD. Upon arrival the products were sold, then the ark was dismantled and the lumber sold as it was more expensive to bring the empty arks back. Arkport Summerfest is held each July.