The WCHS collects printed and manuscript materials, maps, photographs, postcards, diaries and letters, memorabilia, video and audio materials, artifacts, and other items which have been created or used in Warren County or are otherwise relevant to the history of the surrounding region. A collections management policy establishes rules, guidelines, and procedures for the acquisition, care, preservation, public access, and de-accessioning of items. Co-collections managers administer the policy in conjunction with a collections committee made up of members of the Society’s Board of Trustees. If you have an item you wish to donate or have a question about our collections and archives, please contact us.
Current Collections:
- # 1 Dr. Alan Stephenson Collection
- # 2 Adirondack Civil War Roundtable Collection
- # 3 Warren County Historical Society Collection
- # 4 Old Quaker Burying Ground Collection
- # 5 Great Escape Archeaological Collection
- # 6 Bob and Marilyn Dean Collection
- # 7 Tom Johansen Collection
- # 8 League of Women Voters Collection
- # 9 Every Woman’s Council Collection
- # 10 Ladies’ Auxiliary Collection
- # 11 Charles R. Wood Collection
- # 12 Moreau Historical Society
- # 13 Mountainside Free Library Collection
- # 14 Victor Thomas Collection
- # 15 Esther Titus Collection
- # 16 Peter Long Collection
- # 17 Harris Family Collection
- # 18 Mike Carter Collection
- # 19 George Kidera Collection
- # 20 Marilyn Van Dyke Collection
- # 21 Joan Robertson Collection
- # 22 Edward J. Barrett Collection
- # 23 Sheila Satterle Collection
- # 24 Thomas Nesbitt Collection
- # 25 Joan Aldous Collection
- # 26 Ken and Carol Harris Fuchslocher Collection
- # 27 Eleanor Oudekerk Collection
- # 28 Ward G. Shippey Collection
- # 29 Barker & Henry Collection
- # 30 Seelye-Eggleston Collection
- # 31 William Maynard Collection
- # 33 Patricia Brayton Collection
- # 34 Joseph Dawson Collection
- # 35 Don Metivier Collection
- # 36 Wing Collection
- # 37 Bowman, Howard and Charlotte Collection
- # 38 Duncan, Robert, and Ethel Collection
- # 39 LoSacco, Peter Collection
- # 40 Mohican Grange Collection
- # 41 Patricia Terrell Collection
- # 42 Robert Scherer Collection
- # 43 Leslie H. Barker Collection
- # 44 Amelia Bolio Collection
- # 45 Charlotte Nad Collection
- # 46 Susan Markham Anderson
- # 47 Kurt Kilmer Collection
- # 48 Steve DelSignore Collection
- # 49 Robert B Patch Collection
- # 50 Bob Eddy Collection
- # 51 WCHS Stereograph Collection
- # 52 WCHS Microfilm Collection
- # 53 WCHS Photograph Collection
- # 54 Donna Otello Collection
- # 55 Nancy Wohlfahrt Collection
- # 56 Lauren Pereau Collection
- # 57 Thomas J Lynch Collection
- # 58 William Fincke Collection
- # 59 Kyle Graves Collection
- # 60 Thomas Ryan Collection
- # 61 Bob Balogh Collection
- # 62 Pamela M Vogel Collection
- # 63 Bruce Hazard Collection
- # 64 Robert Stewart Collection
- # 65 Pat Berry Collection
- # 66 John H Bullard Collection
- # 67 Bruce Conover Collection
- # 68 John Hastings Collection
- # 69 Adirondack History Museum Collection
- # 70 Lebanon Valley Historical Society Collection
- # 71 Mary Cambria Map Collection
- # 72 Dr. Herbert & Nancy Hudnut Collection
- # 73 Golden Arrow / Queensbury Industrial Park Archaeological Collection
- # 74 Elizabeth Putnam Collection
- # 75 Malta Town Historian Collection
Note: Collections are held in the name of the donor and may include items in any category (ie., paper, artifacts, etc)
Exhibits
Adjacent to the main gallery, a room for rotating exhibits will be available to area historians, historical societies, or individuals who have an interesting, relevant historical display to share. If you are interested, please contact us for more info.
Warren County 360: Celebrating Place and People
Warren County 360: Celebrating Place and People is an innovative and visually-engaging permanent exhibit that showcases the evolution of our County through new paradigms in order to enrich the understanding of our past, present, and future directions, economically and culturally. The history and heritage of Warren County is displayed and interpreted through analyzing how the richness of our natural resources determined the economic and cultural development of the region, and what those features portend for our future. Visitors will walk through the gallery experiencing the important themes of Warren County history as presented through the lens of cultural geography – Place, People, Conflict, Development, Work, Play, Art, and Change. Guests will learn about the magnificent tapestry of Warren County through viewing artifacts from our vast collections, reading narrative panels featuring new and engaging research and historical interpretation, and experiencing several activity stations and interactive kiosks.