Everything Youngstown is known for
Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Youngstown.
7 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Prepare to be impressed! This grand marble memorial stands as a testament to William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States. Born in Niles, Ohio, McKinley's early life gave little hint of the national stage…
Right here in Warren, Ohio, the fight for women's right to vote found a powerful voice at the Harriet Taylor Upton House. From 1887 to 1931, this was home to Harriet Taylor Upton, a leading figure in the suffrage…
This unassuming house might have been a beacon of hope for those fleeing slavery. Built in 1842 by J. Jones, the son of an abolitionist, the Jones–Bowman House is believed to have been a stop on the Underground…
These crumbling stone beehives whisper tales of fire and iron, marking a pivotal point in Ohio's industrial past. Around 1866, the Leetonia Iron and Coal Company built these 200 coke ovens in Cherry Valley. They…
Imagine living in a house so grand it became a local landmark – that's the story of the Charles Nelson Schmick House right here in Leetonia. Completed in 1871, this impressive Victorian home was built for Charles Nelson…
Pull over for a minute and imagine you're a young artist finding inspiration in every tree and field around you. This is the Burchfield Homestead, the childhood home of Charles Burchfield, a celebrated American…
Right here, near Salem, Ohio, you're close to a place that whispered hope to those fleeing slavery: the Daniel Howell Hise House. Daniel Howell Hise, a prominent abolitionist, built this house around 1841. For years, it…