“The Warren Family has graciously opened the doors of their home for these tours”, says Patrick Rofe, executive director at Furnace Town. “The Warren family works with Furnace Town to coordinate the tours, and this is a unique opportunity that only comes along every two or three years. So, for anyone that’s curious or heard stories about the Warren mansion in the Pocomoke Forest, here’s your chance to learn how the family contributed to the rich cultural heritage of Worcester County.”
Frank Algernon Warren, early twentieth-century artist, eccentric and local celebrity spent more than 30 years in Worcester County crafting an amazing legacy of art, architecture and creativity. Mr. Warren built the 25-room Spanish Villa himself, and was considered an accomplished artist and is listed in Who’s Who in American Art throughout the 1920’s.
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I have always wondered what that place was.
ReplyDeleteworth the tour - unique home - unique family
ReplyDeleteLocal stories of sisters living there, and it was haunted - man the stories made up about that place are awesome. Some say father was in a glass case in house.
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Where do we get tickets?
ReplyDeleteHa Ha - I knew the Warren family well and had many visits to the house. All the stuff mentioned by 10:07 were old wive's tales ... not true.
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