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| Photography Copyright 2005 and 2008 by Seth Gaines and Chris Lareau |
| See the Dragon on top of the weather vane |
The Point
| Victorian Warren |
| Meet me at The Point |
| Click on a photo to continue tour, a web supplement from Allegheny Almanac |
Downtown Warren is being literally rebuilt and restored at
the same time, thanks to a huge project called Impact
Warren which has created Warren's first skyline. Plans
call for removal of unsightly telephone poles, restoration
of building facades, and a new Arts Center (photo below)
across the street from the flatiron building pictured at
right. New businesses include a thoroughly enchanting
bookstore, The Allegheny Book Mart, which features
Warren memorabilia, and a top of the line coffee shop,
The Fresh CUP, with live folk music every Wednesday
night a few doors down from the arts center.
the same time, thanks to a huge project called Impact
Warren which has created Warren's first skyline. Plans
call for removal of unsightly telephone poles, restoration
of building facades, and a new Arts Center (photo below)
across the street from the flatiron building pictured at
right. New businesses include a thoroughly enchanting
bookstore, The Allegheny Book Mart, which features
Warren memorabilia, and a top of the line coffee shop,
The Fresh CUP, with live folk music every Wednesday
night a few doors down from the arts center.
| An arts activity center is currently under construction around the corner on Liberty Street. The Arts Center at right is always open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays with exhibits and occasionally snags an interesting one like this. |
Flat iron building at intersection of
Pennsylvania Avenue and Second
Avenue--The Point. Photo Copyright
by Seth Gaines.
Pennsylvania Avenue and Second
Avenue--The Point. Photo Copyright
by Seth Gaines.
| Visit an authentic old time drugstore here, with all the latest products, or get all natural cures at a genuine herbal apothecary. For lunch, try to find a seat at the busiest diner in town, The Plaza. Everybody eats here. Most summer weekends there is a live free music concert across the street at the Music Park. |
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