Warwick Community Space
The territory that was to become Warwick was given by the Province of Massachusetts of soldiers who died during the disastrous expedition to Canada in 1690, when war broke out between England and France. The towns of Roxbury and Brookline had sent 60 men under the command of Captain Andrew Gardner, and it was their descendents and one survivor, Samuel Newell, who petitioned for recompense. In 1735, four tracts were laid out and awarded, establishing four townships (places that were to become Warwick, Ashburnham, Winchendon, and Guilford, VT).
It is generally believed that the town was named after Guy, Earl of Warwick, who played a prominent role in the early colonization on New England.
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Town Statistics |
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Population: 765
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Tax Rate: $17.33 (2006 Fiscal Year)
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Area: 37.19 Square Miles
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Median Family Income: $33,438
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Town Departments |
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Assessor’s Office
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Town Hall 12 Athol Road
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978-544-8304
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Town Coordinator
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Town Hall 12 Athol Road
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978-544-6315
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Free Public Library
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978-544-7866
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Highway Department
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Winchester Road
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978-544-6349
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Select Board Office
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Town Hall 12 Athol Road
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978-544-6315
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Tax Collector/Treasurer
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Town Hall 12 Athol Road
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978-544-3845
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Town Clerk
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Town Hall 12 Athol Road
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978-544-8304
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Fire Department
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Ambulance
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Emergency Only
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9 1 1
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To Report A Fire or Other Emergency
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9 1 1
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General Business
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978-544-2277
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Station
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978-544-3314
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Police Department
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Emergency Only
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9 1 1
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General Business
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978-544-2244
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Alternate Emergency Number
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413-625-0032
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School Department
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Warwick Community School
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41 Winchester Road
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978-544-9786
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