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Town in the State of New York
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Warwick is a charming and wealthy historical town of 32,000 (2020) in Orange Country, just across the state line from northwestern New Jersey.
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Historic building, built in 1766 and notable for hosting George Washington in 1783.
Constructed in 1894, as the railway improved Warwick's financial condition by allowing easy transport of dairy products to nearby New York City. The building maintains its architectural appeal, even though it now houses a real estate office.
This landmark church-like building was built in 1810, to replace the original 1784 Baptist Meeting House nearby, which had become too small. Now it's owned by the Warwick Historical Society, who maintains it as a historical building.
Built in 1890 as a department store, this noteworthy large brick building (described as "Romanesque Revival") continues to house small retail shops today.
Home of the Episcopal Church in Warwick, the present church was built in 1976 to replace the original 1865-66 church building that burned down in 1975.
The Historical Society often hosts temporary exhibits about local history, as well as various events. They can also provide information for a self-guided walking tour to several of the historic buildings in the village center.
Created by Frederick and Claske Franck, this sculpture garden along the Wawayanda River has works invoking spiritualty.
A separate village within the town of Warwick, Greenwood Lake sits on the shore of the lake with the same name. Lakefront access is limited, but there is a stretch of beach (with a picturesque gazebo) and smaller shops and cafes just a few blocks away.
Offers handmade high-quality ice cream, with an amazing view out over the valley.
Excellent food, fantastic service.
Outstanding sushi with friendly staff. Nicely located just off Rt. 17.
Serves American and Irish cuisine.
The restaurant provides French and Swiss delicacies within a colonial-era mansion. The building also has options for lodging and a wine cellar with over 10000 bottles.
Mostly known for its desserts and burgers, but you can also order food for any meal of the day.
Outside of Warwick center, but still within the town borders, this winery produces wines, ciders, and stronger alcoholic beverages. This is the only distillery in the Hudson Valley, and it concentrates on Eau De Vie de Pome—apple brandy—a little taste of Calvados on this side of the Atlantic. Two regulation sized bocce courts are open to patrons, bakery and cafe on site.
The guest house has 7 different choices of rooms, each with private baths.
Offering a rotating selection of artisanal flavored olive oils and vinegars. Great as gifts or in your own kitchen.
High-quality, local, handmade chocolates, and a large selection of candy apples and other treats worth trying.
Choose from over a dozen apple varieties. There is also a country store near the exit, and on weekends and holidays there is more open, such as pony rides, mule-drawn wagon rides, haunted house and a maze.
By bus
NJ Transit buses 196 and 197 provide transport to Warwick from the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Most sites, shops, and restaurants are centered around Main Street and its side streets, and that downtown area is easily walkable.
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