Warwick City Historical Markers

Boulders, The is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]

Used by Troops on Way to Join General Sullivan at Easton in Spring of 1779 and on return in Fall of That Year... [click for more]

Signed Indian Deed 1703 to Wawayanda Patent Lands lived 1/2 Mile South on Benj. Aske's Farm named Warwick by Owner in 1719... [click for more]

Since 1734 - here Daniel Morgan Rested his Virginia Riflemen and Gave Exhibition of Their Marksmanship, 1775... [click for more]

Log Blockhouses stood here Home of Daniel Sayer 1768 until his Stone House was built 1783. Sayer Homestead for Five Generations.... [click for more]

First in Town of Warwick Johannes & Eliz. Wisner under Wawayanda Pat. 1702 Settled here 1712... [click for more]

1/4 Mile North to Sites of Colonial Forge and Indian Long House... [click for more]

Camped here on the March from Newburgh to Morristown... [click for more]

At This Point Stood A Toll Gate established 1808 on the New Road to Sterling a Short-cut to Northern New Jersey & New York City... [click for more]

Warwick Village Historic District is listed in the National Register of Historic Places... [click for more]

1801-1872 was Born on this site in House Now used as a Barn in the Rear... [click for more]

Capt. John Wisner, 1722-78 Colonial Wars & Revolution Purchased 1064 Acres in 1766 House built by Great-grandson Henry B. Wisner, 1840... [click for more]