Come join us after the parade (on Sunday) for an Open House with the Warren Historical Society at 330 Brick School Road from 3-5pm. Enjoy some light refreshments and see inside our one room school house.
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A big thank you to Michael Bird for involving the Warren School students, the Gov. Oliver Wolcott Sr. Branch of the Sons of the American Revolution, American Legion Post 44 in Bantam in a clean up of the monuments of the Revolutionary War soldiers who were laid to rest in Warren’s Old Burying Ground.
You can learn more about these men and their families at the Warren Historical Society during our open hours on Thursdays from 1-4 or by appointment.
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You can learn more about these men and their families at the Warren Historical Society during our open hours on Thursdays from 1-4 or by appointment.
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Have you ever wondered who the Cunningham was that Cunningham Rd was named after?
The Rev Gerald A. Cunningham, bought the 248 acre property at the end of the road in 1928. After his passing in 1944, his widow (who was also a person of note) sold the property to the Thyberg family. Rev Cunningham was the rector at St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church. Molly Cunningham was politically active advocating for women’s health and the physically disabled. #WarrenCt #WarrenCtHistoricalSociety #Cunningham #HistoryRemebers #Streetnames
The Rev Gerald A. Cunningham, bought the 248 acre property at the end of the road in 1928. After his passing in 1944, his widow (who was also a person of note) sold the property to the Thyberg family. Rev Cunningham was the rector at St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church. Molly Cunningham was politically active advocating for women’s health and the physically disabled. #WarrenCt #WarrenCtHistoricalSociety #Cunningham #HistoryRemebers #Streetnames
In addition to our Open House on May 28th at the Brick School, the Warren Historical Society is Proud to be co-sponsoring this event at the Warren Public Library on Tuesday, May 30th.
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Okay Warrenites, who can tell me about playing soccer in Warren? What year was this jersey from and who wore number 19?
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Help me help future generations learn about sports in Warren#WarrenCtHistoricalSociety #WarrenCt #soccer #teamwork
Robert Perkins (1871-1963) was another wearer of many hats. He was Town Clerk from 1903-1914 and he ran the General Store from 1906-1934. This photo shows his shop at it’s temporary location on Sackett Hill Rd while he was remodeling the the Cornwall Rd location.
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