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Youngstown, in northeastern Ohio’s Mahoning County and a few miles west of Pennsylvania's border, made an early name for itself as an industrial birthplace for iron and steel, later expanding to become a leader in auto assembly and metal fabrication. Long committed to cultural interests, Youngstown also is home to the Butler Institute of American Art, the first facility ever constructed to house priceless works by American artists such as Audubon, Remington, and Windslow Homer. Other museums and attractions include the Arms Family Museum for arts and crafts, the War Vet Museum, and the Youngstown Historical Center of Industry & Labor. E.W. Powers Auditorium, on the National Registry of Historical Places, is also known as the Warner Theatre, having been built by the Warner brothers who grew up to launch their theater careers in Youngstown on their route to movie mogul fame. Stambaugh Auditorium, also on the National Register, opened in 1926 with a performance by humorist Will Rogers. Austin Log Cabin, dating to 1814, houses period antiques, books, pictures and furniture. Some 49 area parks and recreational facilities include Yellow Duck Park, with watersports and Little Tykes Beach, and the 2,600-acre Mill Creek Park with two 18-hole championship golf courses, three lakes, a working grist mill, the Silver Suspension Bridge, and Fellows Riverside Gardens featuring rhododendrons and azaleas, and miles of trails. Youngstown lodging includes inns, motels and hotels at assorted price ranges.

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Area Facts: Youngstown was founded by western Connecticut pioneer John Young, who purchased the original 15,000 acre tract from the Western Reserve Land Company in 1797. The area code for Youngstown is 330.

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“Cute Country Inn”Member, F. S., Youngstown - “Went to the Dutch Village Inn for a wedding over the weekend. What a cute place. I wasn't terribly impressed by t…”
Said about: Das Dutch Village Inn

“Low-cost And First-Rate Service”Member, Paul, Buffalo - “I liked the price - $30.00- and the fact that owner answered the bell at 1 AM. Also, he took my pet 70lb Lab at no ex…”
Said about: Colonial Inn Motel

“I Recomend This Motel”Non-Member, Reader - “I have worked all over the U.S.A. and stayed at many Hotels. I worked just outside of Mercer recently and needed a room…”
Said about: Colonial Inn Motel

“I Disagree”Non-Member, Reader - “I disagree with you I've been staying there off and on for 4 years now, a week at a time. Our room was serviced each da…”
Said about: Colonial Inn Motel

“Nothing Frightening Here!!”Member, Elizabeth, Vienna - “Have stayed in many hotels when visiting family in the area. This is a wonderful place to stay. I read "Frighte…”
Said about: Holiday Inn Express Sharon Hermitage

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