Charles Whipple Greene Museum

The museum was first established as the "antiquarian room" at the January 8, 1889 dedication of the building. It was set aside to house a collection of historic artifacts, antiques and curiosities. The collection can be divided into domestic artifacts, military, maritime and Warren items. Documents also included: two journals of Luther Cole, a section of a whaling lof of the ship Chariot, a George Washington signature and the papers of L.E. Simmon, a naval office and Warren resident who was also the son-in-law of James Maxwell.