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A late 1800's house in Warren. Warren was settled in 1835, became a village in 1909 and was finally incorporated as a city in 1957.
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Another late 1800's house in Warren.
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Another late 1890's gem is the St.Pauls Church on Mound Road.
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First Baptist Church of Warren dates back to 1857.
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Built in the 30's was St. Annes (believe it or not) OLDER church.
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Built in the 60's was St. Annes (believe it or not) NEWER church.
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Warren High School (which dates back to the 1920's) is being renovated into...
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The old First National Bank of Warren dates back to the early 1900's.
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Warren's tallest building.
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General Motors Tech Center will soon receive historical designation.
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The half-mile long Warren Tank Arsenal dates back to WWII (now it is a giant steel factory).
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The former Glen Eden, which was an asylum, is now a children's school.
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Bill Knapp's has been closed for some time.
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This late 1800's house stands in ruins, right in the heart of Warren's esteemed "Historical District". I went to school with a kid who used to live here. He passed in 1985. I wonder if I could pick this house up for a few dollars and fix it up.
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