Warwick Historical Society

A place
to go
back
in time
The Warwick Historical Society is located in the John Waterman Arnold House. This is a cool old house build in 1786 and restored and repaired by the society over the years. It has a beehive oven, winding staircases and is filled with period artifacts. It also contains a room with old maps and genealogy records that can be used for personal and family research.
The society has open houses at various times throughout the year and members in the society are available to answer any questions about the house or about the town of Warwick. Some of the people have been living here for decades and can trace their ancestors to some of the original settlers of the town. A fabulous wealth of information, they can answer or will find the answer to any possible questions about Warwick and the surrounding area. They have great books and brochures for sale that were written by some of the older members that contain great pictures and maps of the past history.
A relatively small society but one with dedicated and knowledgeable individuals. If you have any questions or just an interest in Warwick or history in general, this is the place to visit.