Harriet Taylor Upton House

This historic site, which was built in 1840 by Henry B Perkins, son of General Simon Perkins, sits along Millionaires' Row in downtown Warren. It features Greek revival architecture and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1993.

The house later became the home of the women's suffrage leader Harriet Taylor Upton and served as the headquarters for the National American Women's Suffrage Association fromm 1903 until 1905 when it was moved to the west wing of the Trumbull County Courthouse. In 1909 the organization relocated to New York City.

Today this structure is the third oldest surviving house that sits along Millionaires' Row.

Address

380 Mahoning Avenue NW

Warren, Ohio 44483

Phone Number(s)

Local Number: (330) 395-1840

E-mail Address(es)

General Information: webmaster@UptonHouse.org

Hours

Sunday: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Special Hours: Open first Sunday of each month. Other times by advance request.

Website(s)

Additional Information

Admission

Varies by event: 5.00

Parking

FREE

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