About the Club
Justin Carlson
General Manager of The Conewango Club Downtown Warren, PA.
Graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, Pittsburgh Chapter
Over 15 years experience in the Hospitality industry.
How Can We Help You?
- Wedding Receptions
- Wedding Showers
- Wedding Brunches
- Rehearsal Dinners
- Class Reunions
- Business Lunch & Dinners
- Retirement Parties
- Baby Showers
- Meetings (large or small)
- Banquets
- Catering
- Family Reunions
Our History
The Northwest corner of Market Street and Second Avenue, now the site of the Conewango Club, was known to the old inhabitants of Warren as the John F. Davis corner. It was in a little white house, which stood on the corner that the Conewango Club held its first meeting in 1896.
The Twelve Men – the Founding Members of the Conewango Club – who attended that first meeting described by Mr. Wetmore, were…
E. D. Wetmore, J. B. Mullen F. H. Rockwell, S. G. Allen, W. H. Filler, J. P. Jefferson, W. H. Allen, F. E. Hertzel, A. T. Schofield, W. E. Rice, W. A. Talbott, R. F. Van Doorn.
In all the intervening years, through good times and bad, and through the desperately threatening days of the “early thirties” – when the Club membership dropped to only 69 members – the Conewango Club has continued to fill a need in our community. Now, on the occasion of its Sixtieth Anniversary, with the membership of the Club complete, it is appropriate to give a silent toast to those Founding Members of 1896 whose faith in Warren – and in the successful future of the Conewango Club – has been so gratifyingly realized.
Our Leadership
Gregory Austin
President
Bradley Conquer
Vice President
Steve Smyth
Treasurer
Chris Egner
Secretary
House Committee
William Bunk, III, Chair
Shawn Walker, Committee Member
Alex Phillips, Committee Member
Christian Egner, Committee Member
Entertainment Committee
Alex Keddie, Chair
Nominating Committee Members
- Shawn Walker
- David Winans
- Rob Kaemmerer
- Robert Walker
- Paul Boger