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Allegheny River at Hickory Street (circa 1910)
Allegheny River at Hickory Street (circa 1910)
Rivers, Lock up, Suspension bridges, Buildings
Looking west on the Allegheny River at Hickory Street ca 1910. The stone building in the foreground is Warren's second city lock-up, replacing an earlier frame building on the other side of the suspension bridge. The 1918 concrete Hickory Street bridge crossed the river at the site of the stone jail.
Conewango Dam (circa 1910)
Conewango Dam (circa 1910)
Churches, Bridges, Rivers, Dams
Old wooden dam on the Conewango Creek (just below Beaty Junior High School, where concrete dam is now) circa 1910. The church at left is the 1911 St. Paul's Lutheran which burned in 1915 and was immediately replaced by a new structure sold to the Warren Players as a theatre in 1971. It is now (2004) privately owned and being rehabilitated for use as a house. Beyond, upstream, is the Third Avenue bridge.
Liberty Street and Pennsylvania Avenue (circa 1910)
Liberty Street and Pennsylvania Avenue (circa 1910)
Railroads, Buildings, Banks
Intersection of Liberty Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, ca 1910. At center is the Allen block. The Warren Street Railway offices and waiting room were in this building, now the site of headquarters of Northwest Savings Bank.
Macabee Hall in Tiona (circa 1910)
Macabee Hall in Tiona (circa 1910)
Buildings, Halls
Macabee Hall, Tiona, ca 1910 or earlier. streetcar waiting room at right.
Market Street looking North (circa 1910)
Market Street looking North (circa 1910)
Churches, Street railroads
Looking north up Market Street from Third Avenue. First Presbyterian church at right. An early open streetcar at center. Photo by Charles Chase ca 1910.
Tannery at Glade Run (circa 1910)
Tannery at Glade Run (circa 1910)
Bridges, Leather industry
View northwest from the south end of the Glade bridge towards the tannery at Glade Run, now (2004) the site of the United Refining Company. Photo by Charles Chase, circa 1910.
Water Works (1910)
Water Works (1910)
Waterworks, Rivers, Buildings
The Island water works, circa 1910? This portion of The Island was later occupied by the Loranger manufacturing plant, now (2004) being adapted to multiple use by the city of Warren.
Water and Market Streets Looking East (circa 1910)
Water and Market Streets Looking East (circa 1910)
People, Bicycles and tricycles, Buildings, Streets
Intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Water and Market Streets, looking east about 1910. Clara Eckardt stands between the cyclists. The Hultberg block is at rear, one section of which had been a wing on the Ludlow House hotel at Second and Market, site of Market Street School