Fannie Bartlett House and Point Museum

Beautiful historic home in Olean! Hosted a quilt show for local guild and was so wonderful! Amazing woodwork and furnishings !Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitPrice for adult entryFree

Awesome to walk through. Just wish they had more hours.Wait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree

Our own little Downton Abbey! It was taking a walk back in time. The woodwork is beautiful and it is just so cool imagining what it was like back when. I recommend visiting for something different to do.

The Bartlett House is an 1880 Victorian house built by a local oil baron Olean is not far from Pennsylvania. home of Pennzoil, Quaker State, Brad-Penn, etc., and is perfectly gorgeous inside, with wonderful floors, woodwork, windows, and an interesting history provided by a local historian. If you are in Olean and looking for a way to pass an hour or two, this is perfect.

Wonderful structure with ornate interior design. Dave Deckman is the historian and was very educated about this house. Also, discovered that he was a close neighbor of mine back in the early 1950's. Great visit and a must see historical site.

Old architecture and woodwork at its best!! Add the friendly, knowledgable staff, and you are in for a real treat!! Staff plans and holds many events including tea and cookie tours, Christmas tours, and psychic readings! Something for everyone!!

Awesome history. Be sure to check out the museum in the carriage house!

Very impressive, historical mansion, with very helpful volunteer to explain the history

Beautiful old home. Worth seeing if you have an hour in Olean.

Beautiful place. A must see in Olean!