Come wassailing with the Warren Historical Society at the Warren Public Library.
Holiday items from the Historical Society’s and private collections including antique toys and Christmas stories will be on display.
While younger Warrenites are creating their letters to Santa, have a sip of Smoking Bishop or dip into our Wassail bowl.
Add to our collaborative sculpture or play Blockhead, a game created by master woodworker Larry Hendricks.
Don't let the kids have all the fun.
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In coordination with the Warren Land Trust, the Warren Historical Society will conduct a walk along a wooded path to a monument marking the birthplace of Charles Finney – a religious leader and president of Oberlin College, known as the Father of American Revivalism. Learn about Finney and his times, in Warren and beyond. Flat but uneven terrain–wear sturdy footwear. Refreshments provided. 1 hour–1 mile. Any Questions Please Contact: Email
Faiths of Our Fathers: From Moravians to Methodists
March 25, 2018 2:00 pm at Warren Town Hall, lower conference room. Even before the French and Indian War other religious traditions came to Warren. Learn where these faiths were practiced and how geography and civil law affected the practice of those faiths. Join us after the presentation for refreshments.
Dedication of the Willis Tanner Farmland Preserve
November 18, 2017, Warren Town Hall
As part of the annual meeting of the Warren Land Trust, Town Historian Ellen Paul will present a short program on the newest preserve and its namesake.
Enjoy seasonal refreshments and learn about the WLT's newest parcel - the Willis Tanner Farmland Preserve - and its namesake, who served as Warren’s First Selectman for over 30 years.
Then join us as we head over to Above All Road for a walk around the field’s perimeter – a great way to enjoy a late fall day under the open skies of one of the highest points in Warren.
