Grew up outside Franklin and Oil City, but always enjoyed driving up 62 to Warren.

The architecture of these buildings is "timeless." It pains me every time one is raized!

im from this exact part of warren, theres an abondoned sylvania ware house in this town, a bar named fat daddy's and a cool waterfall. and a school on a large hill

..just drove through Warren PA on my way up to Jamestown NY. What a nice and clean town!

I saw my home!

I like it here.. it just gets too cold.

Wish I lived there, thank you for posting

Wow.. Never thought we would get noticed lol- thanks for stopping by! ❤

The house at 1:37 will forever be under construction

Love our little town.

You totally forgot our town eyesore I mean trophy the refinery

I live just outside of Warren. I go shopping there almost every day.

Does it flood?

Been nice if had been narrated and not so loud with the music. Looked like a nice town to visit.

I lived there when I was child and want to go back... I live n VA now

I was lucky to have grown up there

I grew up in Warren. It is typical of many towns in rural America. After the industrial base shrunk the leaders tried to make it into some sort of tourist attraction. There are a few attractions. But for the most part these towns are dying a slow death or are stagnant.

Finally found people that live in the same town

I live there

fun fact: I am from there and live there at the moment!

I've now visited Warren, PA on google maps, looks like a very nice place.

you'll have to come back when they get the great round-a-bout whoopie!!!

Where's the oil refinery? Funny and true story - my ex husband grew up in a very small town outside of Warren and when he and I moved to Erie, my ex inlaws would drive to Erie with their double tank pick up truck because they said gas was cheaper where we were! I never understood that - the oil refinery was only a few miles away!

Old Money in this Town

My parent's home town.

I'm sorry about the roads

You're right most people from there are trying to "get away".

I live here (Warren)

I live there it's a good place

Wish there had been some narration, didn't recognize most of the buildings but has been over 45 years since living there. Don't remember that fountain, when was it put in?

First I love lived there all my life second hi Jordan

I was born In oil city pa lived there for a bit then warren back to oil city then back to warren got adopted moved to pittsburgh

Itisontheeastsideofwarrenpa

Theyhaveasmellyrefinerythatsmellupthewholetownilivedthereandneverwanttogoback

Warrens a nice place a live there I go to a catholic school cough cough saint jo**

Thats pensylvania right?

There is no Sam shopping, you should have seen warren from 1953 -the late 70 wage a flourishing to

the roads here suck and it just gets too cold. but other than that its pretty nice :)

My home

I used to live in Warren back in the 70s & early 80s. After Reagan got elected in 1980, I knew that it wasn't going to be good for Warren and I left. It's a good thing I did. Loranger's, Sylvania, and almost all the others closed down and left the whole town in a prolonged tailspin that lasted for decades. But there's one place in Warren that I sorely miss. The Peppermill Restaurant on Pennsylvania Ave. East. There's no place like it anywhere that I know of. The good people of Warren have been getting screwed ever since Reagan took office, except at the Peppermill. Damn that place is good. If they ever decide that they've had enough of Pennsylvania, may I suggest you come to Yavapai County, Arizona. Preferably Cottonwood, but Prescott will do, I guess.