Warren County Museum

Warren County Museum is a history museum and genealogy resource located in Warrenton, Missouri. With a mission to preserve and understand the history vital to Warren County, the museum offers a wide range of collections, exhibits, and research materials, including family history files, probate records, and town histories. Visitors can also explore the beautifully maintained Schowengerdt House, a designated National Historic Place. Membership and donations are welcomed to support the museum's efforts in preserving and sharing the rich history of Warren County.

From the history of Nieburg Manufacturing Co. to the remarkable threads of time showcased in the Quiltmakers show, Warren County Museum offers a curated collection spanning 200 years of local history. With thousands of artifacts, photos, and research materials, the museum tells the inspiring stories of Warren County, from Daniel Boone's family settlement to the establishment of historic German Central Wesleyan College. Supported by dedicated volunteers and generous donations, the museum and its state-of-the-art facility are a testament to the specialness of the community and its commitment to preserving its heritage for future generations.

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