With Thanks...
As Sam Patch and Mary Jemison cruise the celebrated Erie Canal and Genesee River, bringing Rochester history to life and sparking new appreciation for the beauty and vitality of this region, Corn Hill Navigation gratefully acknowledges the generosity and commitment of the supporters and partners who enable us to continue our mission.
Donations and collaborations enable us to contribute to the economic revitalization of the Rochester region, fostering the growth of tourism here and educating tens of thousands of area school children who study the Erie Canal and history of Rochester in 4th and 7th grades. Gifts also support the care and maintenance of our vessels, making it possible for us to extend our reach to tourists, area residents, individuals with special needs, and students, many of whom are underserved. For many of our passengers, Corn Hill Navigation cruises provide the only opportunity to enjoy the first-hand experience of the history, science, economic importance, and simple delight of our legendary waterways.
To make a donation to support Corn Hill Navigation's mission of fostering the improvement and sustainability of the Erie Canal and Genesee River for current and future generations through education, awareness and enjoyment, please contact:
Victoria Schmitt, President Corn Hill Navigation
585-509-8229
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P.O. Box 18417
Rochester, NY 14618
We are grateful to the The Community Foundation for its support for Corn Hill Navigation education programs.
Supporters and Partners
- Canal New York
- Canal Society of New York State
- City of Rochester
- The Community Foundation
- Corn Hill Neighbors Association
- Empire State Development
- Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor
- Friends of Mount Hope Cemetery
- Finger Lakes Regional Economics Council
- Ganondagan State Historic Site
- Gleason Foundation
- The B. Thomas Golisano Foundation
- M and T Bank
- Mark IV Enterprises
- Mid-Lakes Navigation
- New York State Canal Corporation
- New York State's Division of Tourism
- Parks & Trails New York
- Pittsford Chamber of Commerce
- Rochester Area Community Foundation
- Rochester Business Alliance
- Rochester City Historian
- Rochester City School District
- Rochester Historical Society
- Rochester Museum & Science Center
- Rochester Public Library
- Town of Brighton
- Town of Pittsford
- Village of Palmyra
- Village of Pittsford
- Visit Rochester
- Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation
Sam Patch and Mary Jemison are located within the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor. Find more great places to explore at www.eriecanalway.org.
