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Name | Location | Condition, if known |
Warren County Courthouse, (1877) | Market St. and 4th Ave., Warren | |
Struthers Library building | 302 W Third Ave., Warren | |
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station | 316 Chestnut Street, Warren | Demolished 1986 |
Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument | Penn Ave. W. and Bridge streets, Warren | |
Warren Armory | 330 Hickory St., Warren | |
Cobham Castle | Park St. Extension, Warren | |
Jackson or Sill house | 224 Liberty St., Warren | |
Siggins-Smith house | 315 Liberty St., Warren | |
Titus-Nesmith-Roach house | 402 Liberty St., Warren | |
Eddy-Frycklund house | 407 Liberty St., Warren | |
C. W. Stone house | 505 Liberty St., Warren | |
John P. Jefferson house AKA Jefferson Tea House/YWCA Residence | 119 Market St., Warren | |
Conewango Club | 201 Market St., Warren | |
Newmaker house | 203 Market St., Warren | |
Falconer-Smith house | 301 Market St., Warren | |
Archibald Tanner Scofield house | 307 Market St., Warren | |
Physicians building | 308 Market St., Warren | |
Myron Waters house AKA Women's Club of Warren | 310 Market St., Warren | |
Jamieson house | 311 Market St., Warren | |
Messner-Cashman house | 108 Third Ave., Warren | |
Hazeltine-Robertson house | 412 Third Ave., Warren | |
Offerle-Patchen house | 415 Third Ave., Warren | |
Hall-DeFrees house | 419 Third Ave., Warren | |
Logan-Wallace house | 500 W. Third Ave., Warren | |
Abram H. Lacy house | 101 Fourth Ave., Warren | |
Struthers-Wetmore-Schimmelfeng house AKA Warren County Historical Society | 210 Fourth Ave., Warren | |
David Beaty house | Near Fifth Ave., Warren | |
Greaves-Johnson house | 208 Fifth Ave., Warren | |
Robert H. Lewis house | 106 Conewango Ave., Warren | |
Mead-Coe house | 222 Conewango Ave., Warren | |
A. J. Hazeltine house AKA Honorable Charles Warren Stone Museum | 710 Pennsylvania Ave. W., Warren | |
Kent/E. D. Wetmore house (see 1894 snippet, The Evening Democrat ) | Water St., Warren | |
Judge Rasselas Brown House | NE corner of Penn Ave and Hazel St., Warren | Razed 1906 |
The Pines (Lansing Wetmore house) | North Warren | |
Guy C. Irvine house AKA The Locusts; the Walker House; the Kopf House | on U.S. 62: 1.5 mi. south of Russell | |
Chase-Putnam house | SE corner Conewango/East Streets, Russell | |
Robert Russell-Weatherby house | Russell | |
Putnamville School | Valentine Run Road, Thompson Hill | |
Horton house | Sheffield | |
Irvine Presbyterian Church | Off U.S. 6 in Irvine | |
Newbold Mansion | Irvine | Razed in 1973 |
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