Explore Warrensburgh’s Story
Society InfoMission Statement:
The Warrensburgh Historical Society's mission is to find the rich stories and artifacts of our past, and preserve them for future generations. About WarrensburgA quiet, scenic town in the southern Adirondack Mountains between the Schroon and Hudson rivers. 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.
Walking Tours
Come Walk Through Our History
Let these guides direct you while strolling along or driving around the streets and avenues. There are fine examples of relatively pure architectural styles. Warrensburg will move into the future while retaining its past. Courtesy of Warrensburgh Heritage Trail |
Museum
About the Museum
Hours
Memorial Day Weekend to Columbus Day Weekend Saturday & Sunday 12pm-3pm The Museum is FREE
Masks are optional No public restrooms By Appointment
(518) 623-2928 Winter 2025 QuarterlyNow available: Browse our previous Quarterly as an interactive flipbook. Explore local history, stories, and photographs from the Warrensburgh-Thurman Historical Society.
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Odd Fellows
Support our HistoryYour support helps preserve the history, collections, exhibits, and programs of the Warrensburgh-Thurman Historical Society. |
Reviews
"I loved the guide" So much history we never knew!
After moving in to the area, my wife and I wanted to learn more about the location so we stopped in to this museum and was immediately impressed with the depth of knowledge and artifacts displayed throughout the museum. We plan on visiting more often to spend more time on each exhibit. The museum volunteers are wonderfully nice and were happy to share their knowledge with us. If you're in the area, this museum is worth a visit! YELP TRIP ADVISOR
After moving in to the area, my wife and I wanted to learn more about the location so we stopped in to this museum and was immediately impressed with the depth of knowledge and artifacts displayed throughout the museum. We plan on visiting more often to spend more time on each exhibit. The museum volunteers are wonderfully nice and were happy to share their knowledge with us. If you're in the area, this museum is worth a visit! YELP TRIP ADVISOR
