View from Crescent Park about 1895 showing the 1871 suspension bridge and on the riverbank, a boathouse. On the opposite riverbank, the three small buildings are the stone lock-up, the A. Tanner store building erected in 1816, and the bridge tollbooth

Replica blockhouse built on the south side fairgrounds for the 1895 Warren Centennial. The building has stood since 1939 on a private home property near Russell, having been moved there from its second location on the hillside above Oakland Cemetery where it was used by Warren's first Boy Scout troop.

A view east across Warren from above Fifth Avenue in 1895. The four derby-hatted men at left may be artists from the Fowler mapping company which produced a panoramic drawing of Warren that year.