The Flood of 1913
FROM THIS DIRECTION Those who live in the Mahoning Valley are blessed with abundant water—above ground, below ground, in streams, creeks, rivers, ponds and reservoirs. Water for drinking, irrigation,...
View ArticleJohn D. Megown – An Early 20th Century Perspective
John D. Megown was a professional photographer in Youngstown during the early decades of the 20th Century. Megown photographed a wide variety of subjects, both commercial and scenic. His work is a...
View ArticleDavid Tod & The Civil War
The Mahoning Valley Historical Society’s next free History to Go lecture will be on Thursday, November 7th at 6:30 p.m. in the Tod Homestead Cemetery Chapel. Traci Manning, The Historical Society’s...
View ArticleOn the Banks of the Mahoning: How the River Shaped the Valley
“On the Banks of the Mahoning: How the River Shaped the Valley,” the first joint exhibit between Mahoning Valley and Trumbull County Historical Societies, will be on display at the Tyler History Center...
View ArticleHands-On History Open Houses
Join us for our 8th summer of Hands-On-History Open Houses at the Tyler History Center every Wednesday in July! Each week will feature a different local history theme. Hands-On activities include...
View ArticleHistory to Go: Mahoning River Walking Tour
Mahoning Valley Historical Society is partnering with Friends of the Mahoning River to lead walking tours around the Mahoning River’s Spring Common area as part of the History To Go Event Series 2019....
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