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Thursday, September 11, 2025

CITY OF WARREN: Warren City Hall Displays Historic Photos

City of Warren issued the following announcement on Oct. 16.

Warren City Hall has a new look, the city of Warren has displayed 27 historic photos or line drawings (list below) at city hall on all floors. Residents will be able to view and enjoy these historic Warren scenes on visits to Warren City Hall.

The photos on display include a 1926 photo of Claeys Plumbing Store at 13 Mile and Mound; Peck’s General Store at Chicago and Mound (1926); a 1960 photo of then candidate for President John F. Kennedy. (ATTACHED).

Also attached is a photo of Presidents Harry S. Truman and John F. Kennedy riding in a vehicle together, this one was given to Mayor Fouts by a Warren resident.

Line drawings include Warren Train Depot and Halmich Farms. “This display illustrates in graphic form the transition of Warren from a small rural farming town to the third largest city in population in Michigan,” said Warren Mayor Jim Fouts. “It’s a travel down memory lane.”

City Hall is currently open to the public by appointment only Monday-Friday, 10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. (Except for the Clerk’s Office Election Business, no appointment necessary, M-F, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.)

Photos and Line Drawings on Display at Warren City Hall

Floor 1 Conference Room:

Fred Lutz Wagon Shop

Line Drawing Behrns Qualmann House

Parade

Mr. and Mrs. Murthum

Floor 2:

Mound/Chicago Drug Store

9 Mile & Grownow

Warren Train Depot

President Kennedy Visit to Warren Tech Plaza

SE Corner of Chicago/Mound

Murthum/Peck Store (Horse & Buggy)

Floor 3:

Frank Peck Store/Butts Ice Cream

Fred Lutz Blacksmith

Mr. & Mrs. Murthum

Drug Store

Wagon Wheel makers

Claeys Plumbing

Harwood Lumber

Line Drawing Mound looking South

Floor 4:

Bunert-Weir Farm

Berz School classroom

Hardware Store

H.L. Claeys Bdlg.

Church’s Lumber Yard

School District #3

Line Drawing Halmich Farm

N. Main Street

   

Original source can be found here.

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