The annual Strawberry Festival is canceled due to COVID-19
The Historic Warrior Run Church and the Hower-Slote house are not open for tours.
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
Featured Memorabilia
 | Many titles from Wennawoods Publishing. If need mailed, applicable shipping rates are additional cost. All books priced at $10 each. Available Titles: Brulé’s Discoveries and Explorations 1610-1626 Captured by the Indians: The Seldom Told Stories of Horatio Jones and the Benjamin Gilbert Family Chief Logan: An Anthology Clark Manuscripts: Aboriginal History of […] |
