Warren Library Association - Historic Photographs

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An archive of over 300 digital images from the library's Historic Warren Photograph Collection.
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General Joseph Warren Park (1910)
General Joseph Warren Park (1910)
Monuments, People
Scene at the dedication of the monument in General Joseph Warren Park, junction of Pennsylvania Avenue and Third Avenue, in 1910. The monument was presented to the community by the Tidioute chapter of the DAR.
Hatton Block (circa 1910)
Hatton Block (circa 1910)
Buildings, Drugstores
The 1896 Hatton block is shown here about 1910. [The first (1872) horse car barn for the street railway was located on this corner at Pennsylvania Avenue and Franklin Street.] Hatton block occupants over the years included the Mott-Phillips Hardware, Hatton dry goods, Hanson Hardware, and Taylor's Drug Store.
Market Street Looking West (1910)
Market Street Looking West (1910)
Buildings, Streets
View from the foot of Market Street looking west on Pennsylvania Avenue, 1910.
View from hill above Fifth Avenue (1910)
View from hill above Fifth Avenue (1910)
Churches, Hotels, Railroads, Brewing industry, Hospitals
View from the hill above Fifth Avenue west, 1910. Left to right: St. Joseph's Church, Smith-Horton Company, Pennsylvania Railroad depot, Revere House hotel (behind the depot), Struthers-Wells, and the Pennsylvania Railroad freight depot and yards. Left, across the river, Warren General Hospital, and right of center Warren Brewery. Directly behind the freight depot is the Fairchild-Betts Machine Company and beyond it the West End School surrounded by trees. Note the streetcar at Revere House.
View of Warren, PA from Millrace 'Frog pond' (1910)
View of Warren, PA from Millrace 'Frog pond' (1910)
millrace, Schools, Churches, People
View in 1910 across the millrace at 'the frogpond' north to the intersection of Market Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Right of center the two spires of Warren High School are visible and to their left, farther up Market Street, the steeple of the Bethlehem Covenant Church.
Whitney Saw Mill (1910)
Whitney Saw Mill (1910)
Mills, People, Horses, Carts and wagons
The Whitney sawmill at Hosmer Run, Pittsfield Township, in 1910 or 1911.