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The Warren Lodge
The Warren House was erected circa 1840 and ran as a fine hotel. This structure was purchased by the Warren Lodge #13 F&AM in 1924. The building was remodeled and reopened in 1926. It once contained a full width, two story porch with square columns which has since been replace with this smaller version.
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520 Third Street
Jehial Shipman House: c1874. Never before on House Tour this frame 2 1/2 story low hip roofed dwelling features 5 bays with projecting central bay and gable, deep center hall form. It still features it clapboard siding, flush boards on 1/2 story with kneewal windows, 2/2 sash, molded window hoods, arched double panel doors below arched double window. Jehial Shipman was a member of a prominent legal family.
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130 Mansfield
Set accross from the Warren County Court House this c1825 Greek Revival building features 2 1/2 story, gabled roofed dwelling; 3 bay with side-hall form. Ext: nearly original; returned cornice, corner board, 1/1 and 6/6 sash, side light and transom entry.
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The Baumgartner Residence – 45 Water Street
The house was built sometime shortly after 1874 and was purchased on March 29, 1886 by Miss Minerva Prall who maintained her residence there until her passing in 1941. The property was then sold in October 1941 to Ethel Fischer who resided in the house until her death in 1991. The current owners bought the house in 1993 and restored the building to a Victorian style. Many features, such as the clapboard siding, windows, and walnut newel post and banister in the entry way, are original to the home and have been beautifully restored.
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333 Water Street
Birthplace to famous pianist Ernest Schnelling, this pretty lady features an ornate front porch with scalloped supports and intricate scroll work. |
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PNC Bank
Open Saturday only from 12:30 to 4:00 pm |
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307 Second Street
Currently under renovation. |
