Youngtown, Ohio
houses the Arms Family Museum, McDonough Museum of Art, Butler Institute of
American Art and Noah’s Lost Ark Exotic Animal Sanctuary.
Tourist often visit
the War Vet Museum, E.W. Powers Auditorium, the Youngstown Historical Center of
Industry & Labor, Austin Log Cabin and Lanterman’s Mill & Covered Bridge.
Some tour the
Stambaugh Auditorium, the National Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon, St. James
Meeting House and the Mahoning County Courthouse.
Most enjoy the
Western Reserve Village, Ballet Western Reserve, Loghurst Farm, Music at
Madison, Easy Street Productions, the Monday Musical Club and the Oakland Center
for the Arts.
Others prefer
Youngstown Playhouse, the Youngstown State University College of Fine &
Performing Arts, the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra and Mill Creek MetroParks’
Fellows Riverside Gardens.
Also available are
White House Fruit Farm and Yellow Duck Park.
Golfers are offered
an array of courses. Among the choices are Mill Creek, Diamondback, Reserve Run,
Bedford Trails, Flying B, Olde Dutch Mille, Lakeside Greens, Meander and
Stambaugh.
The Vindicator
provides most of the local news.
The area dining
menus are quite palatable. Among tourist options are Fireplace, Aladdin’s
Eatery, Friendly Fine Foods, Antone’s, Charly’s Family Restaurant, ArmadilLos
Restaurant, Golden Dawn Restaurant, Chrystal’s Restaurant, Brown Derby
Roadhouse, Golden Hunan, CR Berrys Better Burgers, Grandma Ross Country, Helen
and Petes Manor, Davidson’s, Ezio’s Italian Restaurant, Jay’s Famous Hot Dog,
Blue Light Restaurant and Lounge, Cafee Capri Italian Bar and Lonestar
Steakhouse & Saloon.
Among the lodging
facilities are Youngstown Residence Inn, Best Western, Quality Inn & Suites,
Fairfield Inn, Mircrotel Inn and Holiday Inn.