The Jeremiah Morehouse House, renamed the White House, at 11 Hathorn Road in Warwick, was built in 1767 and represents one of the earliest local farmhouses in this area. It has now been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. On Thursday, Oct. 18, Town of Warwick Supervisor Michael …
Need a cure for Cabin Fever? Bring the family out to the Warwick Historical Society’s Revolutionary Winter Walk on Saturday, Feb. 17, at 11 a.m. at Sanfordville Elementary School. This one-hour walk will focus on historic events that took place on the grounds of the school, which is the former …
A visitor to the Village of Warwick on Saturday, Oct. 14, might have understandably assumed that police, fire apparatus and personnel had just responded to a serious emergency on Railroad Avenue. But he or she would soon discover that this was just “First Responders Day,” sponsored by the Village Sesquicentennial …
Warwick celebrates the 100th annual George Washington Day “Hear ye, Hear ye,” shouted the “Town Crier,” played by Jake Butchko, as he rang his hand held bell and read a proclamation stating the news of the day about an important visitor to Warwick. On a July day in 1783, General …
Week culminates with time capsule unearthing (1967) and placement (2017), parade, barbecue and fireworks The long awaited 150th anniversary or Sesquicentennial of the incorporation of the Village of Warwick in August 1867 has finally arrived. A yearlong series of celebration events actually began this year with an apple drop on …
‘Warwick Through Time’ commemorative note cards are here In celebration of the Village of Warwick’s Sesquicentennial, a limited edition of commemorative note cards have been reproduced by Sarah McHugh and Renelle Lorray from images taken from the highly praised “Warwick Through Time” exhibit held throughout the Albert Wisner Public Library. …
Discover the people and places that helped shape Warwick’s history on the weekend of June 17 and 18. The Warwick Historical Society is participating in New York State’s Path Through History Weekend celebrating the state’s rich heritage. The society will be holding a variety of events over the weekend to …
Warwick Fire Department Engine Company #3 held their first meeting on Apr. 4, 1967. A formal meeting was held at the South St. Ext. location and the following members were present: from the Raymond Hose Co #2, H. Schmick, R. Schmick, J. Rader, H. Ten Kate, R. Ten Kate, Fred …
The historic and notable Baird’s Tavern, located at 105 Main St. in the Village of Warwick, will once again become a tavern for patrons to enjoy. Built by Francis Baird in 1766, the tavern for many years was a welcoming destination for travelers. Soon patrons will be able to …
It was another opportunity to be a part of history. On Saturday, April 15, the Village of Warwick Sesquicentennial Committee invited the public to celebrate an important event in the 150-year history of the Village with a parade and ceremony. On April 15, 1867 the Village charter was approved by …
Museum Village will host its fourth annual commemoration of World War I on Saturday, April 8. Also known as the First World War and the Great War, this global conflict started on July 28, 1914, and lasted until Nov. 11, 1918. The United States joined the conflict on April 6, …
Warwick Historical Society reveals results of archeological dig It was a full house at the Buckbee Center on Sunday, March 26, as the Town of Warwick Historical Society’s Shingledig archaeological team presented the highlights of their 2016 digging season at Shingle House and Baird’s Tavern. Team members Dot Zwerin and …
Stewart’s Shops contributes $250 to the effort, designed to honor Army Lt. Col. Jaimie E. Leonard of Warwick The Warwick Historical Society has received a $250 grant from Stewart’s Shops Holiday Match Program for the enhancement of a Nature Play Area at Baird’s Tavern. The Warwick Historical Society is partnering …
Huge crowds gather for New Year’s Apple Eve on Railroad Avenue and kickoff Warwick’s Sesquicentennial celebration It was an opportunity to enjoy a great New Year’s Eve and also kickoff the Village of Warwick’s 150th year celebration or Sesquicentennial. On Dec. 31 there were several events, co-sponsored by the Merchant …