Octagon House of Camillus
About
The Octagon House of Camillus is the restored 1856 home of Isaiah Wilcox, his wife Ann and their two children, who came to the Camillus area from Rhode Island. It stands today as a museum and historic attraction on the National Register of Historic Places. Camillus is a town west of Syracuse in Onondaga County.
A circular central staircase is the signature feature, and 21 rooms are furnished with period antiques. The house is rumored to have been part of the Underground Railroad, adding another layer of intrigue to a visit. Hours are limited, so confirm the schedule before planning a trip.
What to Know
- The house dates to 1856 and was built for Isaiah Wilcox and his family.
- A circular central staircase is the highlight of the interior.
- Twenty-one rooms are furnished with period antiques.
- The house is rumored to have been part of the Underground Railroad.
- It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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