| Pre-Victorian Warren |
The Mansion House Inn, now an apartment and office building on Fourth Avenue,
between Market and Liberty streets. The stone building is the oldest standing lodging
facility in Warren, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1834 and originally served as the
Lumberman's Bank.
After the court house was built across the street, Judge Allison Wade lived here. See
a 1912 photo of this structure from the archives of the Warren Public Library. Click on
photo to see more of Victorian Warren. Tour continues on next page.
between Market and Liberty streets. The stone building is the oldest standing lodging
facility in Warren, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1834 and originally served as the
Lumberman's Bank.
After the court house was built across the street, Judge Allison Wade lived here. See
a 1912 photo of this structure from the archives of the Warren Public Library. Click on
photo to see more of Victorian Warren. Tour continues on next page.
| Lumberman's Bank, 1834 |
Eighty-three years before the
Lumberman's Bank was built, French
explorer Celeron buried a lead plate,
similar to the one at left, claiming this
land for King Louis the 15th. For a full-size
image of the claim, click on the photo at
left which is part of a monument at
Crescent Park in downtown Warren
Lumberman's Bank was built, French
explorer Celeron buried a lead plate,
similar to the one at left, claiming this
land for King Louis the 15th. For a full-size
image of the claim, click on the photo at
left which is part of a monument at
Crescent Park in downtown Warren
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