Mumford is a bit south from Rochester, N.Y. It was in the line of totality for yesterday’s solar eclipse. Unfortunately, northwestern New York State was blanked by a thick layer of clouds. So we saw little of the sun. But since we were in the line of totality we watched darkness fall on the Genesee Country Village and Museum in the middle of the afternoon, followed by what seemed the day’s second sunrise.

The Genesee Country Village and Museum, where these photos were taken, was created in 1966 with the goal of preserving the rural architecture of the area. The museum includes a reproduction of a 19th century village. There are some 68 structures which were relocated from 11 countries in Western New York. Below are a few of them.