Total Solar Eclipse Barn Quilt Added - Explore the Trail | Barn Quilt Trail of LeRoy

In celebration of the April 8th Total Solar Eclipse, a newly painted barn quilt has been added to the famous Barn Quilt Trail in Le Roy, New York. 

The design of the 8-foot-square barn quilt is a reproduction of the original barn quilt design that adorns the red barn in Genesee County's original children's book "Genny Sees The Eclipse".  The informative and fun story takes place at the fictional Genesee Farm on April 8, 2024, when Genny the Cow and her farm animal friends experience the solar eclipse.

Read the full article by Ben Beagle, Batavia Daily News

• The book was created under art direction of Glenn Clark, Crafting A Brand, written by Colleen Onuffer, Break the Ice Media, and illustrated by Andy Reddout, who also designed the County’s commemorative poster. All proceeds of this limited-edition book are being donated to animal shelters within Genesee County. It can be purchased online or at the Genesee County Visitor Center.

• The Total Solar Eclipse Barn Quilt can be seen on the north face of the Fort Hill Farm's red barn located at 8042 Lake Road, LeRoy, NY, which is currently #35 on the Barn Quilt Trail and also features the "Windmill" barn quilt. Look for it as seen on the west side of Rt. 19

View Over 100 Hand-Painted Barn Quilts along Four Trails in and around LeRoy!

You’ll find them placed on barns, homes, fences, and even inside some of the town’s public locations. A free Barn Quilt Trail brochure can be picked up at the Genesee County Visitor Center, located at 8276 Park Road in Batavia. The  LeRoyBarnQuilt.org website also features full-size images of the quilts, and the stories behind each pattern, as well as to find clues as to where you'll find them along the trails!

LeRoy, NY is nestled along the beautiful Oatka Creek, LeRoy is one of the most picturesque communities in Western New York. The tree-lined streets are dotted with stately Victorian homes in a quiet setting just 30 minutes south of Rochester and an hour east of Buffalo and Niagara Falls.