Freight House demolished Monday morning in Warsaw
The well-known building on South Main Street was knocked down entirely by noon. The structure had been built about 1913 at a time when the Warsaw was a significant manufacturing hub. It served numerous industries and provided rail access using a spur which led to the former BR&P line on the East hill above the village. The rails had long since been removed after the Baltimore & Ohio railroad took over the BR&P. The building had been used for storage or otherwise sat unused over the decades. But the freight house was widely-known to most people who passed on Route 19, which forms Main Street i...