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Warren County
Historical Society
 Courtesy Loren Blackburn Visit Us!
Warren County Historical Society
50 Gurney Lane – Queensbury, NY 12804
Information: 518-743-0734
UPDATED HOURS: 9 am-4 pm Tuesday and Thursday, 10am-4pm Friday.
(or by appointment, call to schedule)
Thank you to all who came to see our latest exhibit: Logging at the Bend of the River – your support is appreciated!
~Stay tuned for details on the upcoming exhibit, “Warren County 360: Celebrating Place and People” currently in the design process. (Summer 2019)~
The Warren County Historical Society is an IRS 501C(3) tax-exempt organization
Chartered by New York State Education Department.
The organization is run by the Executive Director and volunteer staff.
 Copyright January 16, 2015
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The Warren County Historical Society was chartered in 1997 by the New York Education Department for the collection, preservation, and promotion of the heritage of Warren County. The Society has an ever-expanding research center and has long range plans for a museum for historical research, providing a place to gather, preserve, and display artifacts, books, manuscripts, papers, photographs and other records and materials relating to the history of the Warren County region and New York State. The current headquarters of the Society is located at 50 Gurney Lane, Queensbury, NY.
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The Society is a nonprofit membership organization funded through memberships, donations,  gifts and grants. Governed by a 19 member Board of Trustees, its activities are carried out entirely by volunteers. The Society has 501 (C)3 tax exempt status and New York State sales tax exemption.
The Mission of the Warren County Historical Society is to promote the history of Warren County, New York and its environs by supporting research and preservation efforts and encouraging public participation through:
- Education: develop programs, exhibits and presentations for the public
- Collection and Preservation: to acquire historical artifacts and archival materials, books, and documents through purchase, gifts or exchange; to use acceptable preservation and collection management techniques
- Research: assist in locating and designating historical and archeological sites; provide support for researchers, historians and other historical societies and groups
- Membership: Please join the Society today! membership-form-2019
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