Warrensburgh Historical Society
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We are sorry to announce that the Museum is out of the Bicenntenial Book until further notice.  

Warrensburg

A quiet, scenic town in the southern Adirondack Mountains between the Schroon and Hudson rivers.

The Warrensburgh Historical Society was founded in 1973 to protect and provide historical information to our residents and visitors to the community.
The Museum, as well as the Society's educational and community-oriented programs will enhance your  appreciation for Warrensburg and the surrounding region. Our annual events, The Sticky Wicket Croquet Tournament and Picnic in August and the Graveyard Walks in September,  are two examples of the activities we bring to the community.
Once a busy water-powered industrial center, it remains a vibrant part of Warren County. Early settlers in the 1780s were pioneers in this  “dark and dangerous place.” Fortunes were made in lumber and tanning and eventually the garment industries.  
Now serving full time residents and visitors,  all lovers of  the outdoors and things “Adirondacks,” Warrensburg has much to offer. 


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Who We Are

The Society is incorporated under the Laws of the State of New York. It holds a permanent charter, granted by the Board of Regents, Education Department of the State of New York, granted on October 28, 1977.  Registered with the Internal Revenue Service as both a 501 (c)(3) and 509 (a)(2) organization, donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.​
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The Museum
The Museum is FREE
​Museum Hours:

Appointment Only at this time
Please Call
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(518) 623-2928

Masks required 
No public restrooms

Or you can search our entire collection HERE

​Book Shop
A selection of local history books is available at the museum or check out our mail-order form here.
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​Membership
Please visit our Membership Page
to learn about the benefits of becoming a member.

Reviews

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"I loved the guide"  
​"The guide makes all of the difference in the world. Bob showed me around the place with confidence in the history, and clarity of the past. The museum is also set up very simply and aesthetically pleasing to the eye. For kids, there's an interactive play area in the middle of the museum. I would recommend this for anyone."