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Programs

Bringing History to Life
The Warrensburgh–Thurman Historical Society, in partnership with the Warrensburg Museum of Local History, offers a variety of programs that preserve and celebrate our community’s rich history. From school visits to lectures and rotating exhibits, our work is designed to connect people of all ages with the stories that shaped our town.
Note: The Museum is owned and funded by the Town of Warrensburg. The Historical Society is a separate nonprofit organization run by volunteers. Many programs are collaborative; others are specific to one organization.

Current Programs

No programs are currently scheduled, but community favorites like Sticky Wicket, Bingo and other happenings can be found on our Events page.

🎓 Programs for Schools

We work with local educators to support classroom instruction and foster curiosity about local history. Offerings include:

• In-class presentations and guest speakers
• ​Educational materials tailored to Warrensburg and Adirondack history
• Museum tours by appointment
• Support for student research projects
• Scholarship Opportunities
• Volunteer/Internship Programs are available for students
• Our "School History"  exhibit is exceptional.
  

If you're an educator interested in collaborating, please contact us.  We would love to work with you and your students 

​🖼️​Museum Exhibits

Located at 3754 Main Street, Warrensburg, the Warrensburg Museum of Local History features

• 41 Permanent Exhibits
  Covering local industries, notable residents, veterans, schools, businesses, organizations, and early settlement
• 1 Annual Rotating Exhibit
  Highlighting a focused topic from Warrensburg’s past
• 6 Video Displays
  Including interviews, local footage, and archival film
• Children’s Discovery Area
  With hands-on activities and scavenger hunts
• Searchable Digital Archive
  Accessible onsite for family history and photograph research

👣 Walking Tours

Walking tours of Warrensburg’s historic landmarks are offered by the Town Historian and are featured on the Warrensburgh Heritage Trail website.
You can explore:

• Historic homes and architecture
• Notable locations downtown and along the river
• Self-guided trail maps and interpretive signage

Visit warrensburgheritagetrail.org for more details.

Current Calendar