Celebrating Thurman's Heritage
People, Places, and Traditions Through Time
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The Thurman Exhibit explores the people, businesses, industries, and traditions that shaped one of the Adirondack region's most distinctive communities. From blacksmith shops and general stores to the families who built the town, visitors will discover the stories that continue to define Thurman's heritage.
Exhibit Information
On Display: Throughout August 2026 Location: Warrensburgh Museum of Local History Admission: Free Hours: During regular museum hours |
Discover the Man Behind the NameThe Town of Thurman bears the name of merchant and landowner John Thurman. Learn how a successful New York businessman came to leave his mark on Adirondack history.
Continue the Story
Part II of John Thurman and the Thurman Tract will appear in an upcoming issue of the Warrensburgh–Thurman Historical Society Quarterly. Society members receive the Quarterly as a benefit of membership, along with access to original local history research, Society programs, and updates throughout the year. Become a member today and stay connected to the history of Warrensburg and Thurman. |
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