History: The Warren Historical Society was established in 1964 by locals who wanted to preserve the history of the town. The original museum was spread across the Warren Free Public Library and stored in a barn. In 1982, a charter member, Dr. Campbell, donated his house to the Warren Historical Society. When he passed away, the Historical Society was moved to the home.
Collections and Highlights: The collection includes photographs, town and genealogical documents, furniture, paintings, farming equipment, and many artifacts.
Exhibitions, Events & Programs: The Warren Historical Society holds events throughout the year such as a Veterans Appreciation Dinner, musical performance, Christmas programs, barbeque, and guest speakers. Check their website for an up-to-date listing of upcoming events.
Tours: For those interested in touring the museum, contact the Warren Historical Society to arrange a visit. For those interested in a walking tour of Warren Village, self-guided tours begin at Woolen Mill Park.
Season/Hours of Operation: Contact the Warren Historical Society for hours of operation.
Admission: Free, donations are always welcome.
