Vicky B.
4/9/2022
The Warner Museum is operated by the Concord Historical. There's a free parking lot behind the museum at the Concord Mercantile (17 Franklin St). Admission is free but they also accept donations....
Concord Historical Soc
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98 E Main St
Springville, NY 14141
Concord Historical Society, situated in Springville, NY, is home to the Warner Museum. Founded in 1929, the museum pays homage to Coach Glenn Scoby "Pop" Warner, a Springville native known for his contributions to youth football. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing "Pop's" football artifacts, including his Hall of Fame ring, paintings, and a collection of Native American artifacts.
The museum also features paintings by local artist Harold "Grampa" Olmstead, vintage toys, and a kitchen display on its first floor. A dedicated exhibit room honors Springville's "First Lady," Grace Gentner. All exhibits are regularly updated, providing visitors with a fresh perspective on the region's history and cultural heritage.
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