Warren Land Trust is dedicated to the preservation of the rural character of Warren. The trust has over 793 acres under its protection, 11 fee properties and 15 conservation easements. Its four hiking trails include Coords Preserve on Angevine Road, above, Dorothy Maier Preserve, Strong Preserve and Willis Tanner Farmland Preserve.
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Recreational activities are available at Warren Woods, which features Fiddler’s Pond, on Brick School Road.
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Warren Congregational Church is one of several key sites, along with Warren School and the fire department, on Sackett Hill Road.
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The Warren Volunteer Fire Company plays an integral role in town, not only serving the town in emergencies but by offering several key events throughout the year.
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Farms make up a rich part of Warren life, as evident by the Tanner Brook Farm sign along Route 341 and the sign for Angevine Farm across the street.
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The Warren Historical Society oversees and maintains the historic Brick School, which recently had a new roof and windows installed.
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Spectrum/The town of Warren has a dedicated war memorial to pay tribute to those who serve. December 2020. For Spectrum Images 12/25/20
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Spectrum/Farming is a large part of history in the town of Warren. December 2020. For Spectrum Images 12/25/20
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