Warren Neighborhood

Bisbee’s historic Warren neighborhood has a unique history. Designed by the “City Beautiful” concept at the beginning of the 20th century, it was the first planned community in Arizona. It was intended as a home for mine managers and other citizens, situated away from the noise and pollution of central Bisbee.

Warren is built around Vista, a park that extends north and south. The city’s farmers market is held every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm.

Warren has a fine collection of Arts and Crafts-style bungalow houses, many of which have been recognized as historic places.

On the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving, the Bisbee Woman’s Club hosts its annual historic home tour, a fundraiser that showcases select homes, many of which are located in the Warren neighborhood.

The Warren Ballpark is located at the southern end of the Vista. It is a Bisbee gem and the oldest continuously operating ballpark in the U.S.

Read this June 2025 article written by Lyda Longa at the Herald Review: Warren’s Path to National Register: Second Time’s the Charm?