Listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the Richardson-Bates House offers a unique glimpse of the lifestyle of a wealthy and prominent Oswego family. The Richardson-Bates House remains one of the most intact house museums in New York State, featuring over 90% of the original Victorian-era furnishings and an extensive archival collection and exhibit space documenting the history of Oswego County. The opulent interior and décor of this 1867 Victorian Mansion reflect the tastes of the 19th century residents who were fascinated with art, culture, education, and history. Visit the Museum and learn more about of the life and times of a fascinating Oswego family and see how they lived.