Due to the COVID-19 virus, the Historic Warrior Run Church and the Hower-Slote house are not open for tours. The church cemetery and grounds are open.
The Easter dawn service on Sunday, April 12, 2020 is canceled.
Refer to this website for updates on the spring membership banquet on April 28 and the Strawberry Festival on June 14!
History
Founded in 1978, Warrior Run-Fort Freeland Heritage Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the history and heritage of the Warrior Run area. We accomplish this through annual events and ongoing activities, including:
 Oversight and maintenance of the Warrior Run Church, buildings, cemetery and grounds. |
 Restoration and management of the historic Hower-Slote House and Farm. |
 Collection and preservation of objects made and used by settlers of the area and a research library. |
 Encouraging the preservation of the crafts once practiced in the Warrior Run area. |
CAKE AND PIE PAN FUNDRAISER
9 x 13 Non-stick pan & cranberry lid $40.00
9 x 9 Traditional pan & green lid $32.00
9” Pie pan & blue lid $30.00
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