This beautiful, castle-like building was given to the town by the state of Rhode Island in 1842. For more than 150 years, it has been a center of civic life. A group of Warren concerned citizens have formed a Board of Governors to renovate the building so it can be used for public events. While both interior and exterior restoration has taken place, it is considered to be an ongoing work-in-progress.
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