Historic Map - Youngstown, OH - 1882

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1W-OH-YO-1882
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Panoramic view of the city of Youngstown, county seat of Mahoning Co., Ohio 1882. By A. Ruger. Copyright by J. J. Stoner. Beck & Pauli, lithographers.

Reproduction bird's eye view map of Youngstown, Ohio, looking southwest, drawn by Albert Ruger and published by Ruger & Stoner in 1882. Youngstown was founded along the Mahoning River in 1797 and incorporated in 1802. It was an area of the Western Reserve of Connecticut, reserved for refugees of Connecticut's "Firelands". It was named for landowner John Young, who had originally surveyed the land and set up the first saw mill and grist mill in the area.

Iron ore and coal deposits were soon discovered near Youngstown and the Hopewell Furnace was built by Daniel and James Heaton establishing Youngstown as an iron industry center. Transportation was key here with the addition of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal in the 1830's and railroads beginning in the 1850's. In the late 1800's, Youngstown was a major intersection for several railroads and was becoming a manufacturing center for steel. The county seat for Mahoning County was moved here from nearby Canfield in 1876.

The map features clearly labeled street names showing scenes of carriage, pedestrian and railroad traffic.

Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:

  1. Court House
  2. County Jail
  3. Rayen School
  4. Ward School
  5. Catholic School
  6. Water Works
  7. Soldiers Monument
  8. Post Office
  9. Cemetery
  10. N. Y. P. & O. R. R. Depot
  11. P. & L. E. R. R. Depot
  12. A. & P. R. R. Depot
  13. L. S. & M. S. R. R. Depot
  14. P. & Y. R. R. Depot
    X. Masonic Hall
    XX. I. O. O. F. Hall
    OO. Opera Hall
    O. Knights of Pythias Hall
  15. The Youngstown Rolling Mill Co., Works
  16. The Lane & Woodworth's Glass Roofing Co., Works
  17. Arms Bell & Co., Nut and Bolt Works
  18. The Forsyth Scale Company
  19. The Wm. Anson Wood Mower & Reaper Co., Works
  20. Youngstown Lumber Co.
  21. Youngstown Stove Co., Works
  22. Youngstown Malleable Iron Co., Works
  23. Arms Bell & Co., Grasshopper Mill, Spike Works
  24. Brown Bonnell & Co's Iron Works
  25. Brown Bonnell & Co's Office
  26. Mahoning Valley Iron Co., Works
  27. Mahoning Valley Iron Co., Office
  28. Himrod Furnace Co., Works
  29. Planing Mill
  30. Falcon Foundry and Machine Works
  31. Wm. Tod & Co., Foundry and Machine Works
  32. Steam Boiler and Tank Works
  33. Wrought Iron Blast Furnace
  34. Cartright, McCurdy Co., Iron Works
  35. Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Geo. H. Dingledy, Proprietor
  36. Youngstown Manufacturing Co., Brass and Iron Foundry
  37. "The News Register", Youngstown Publication Co.
  38. "The New Star", Patrick O'Connor, Editor
  39. "The Temperance Advocate"
  40. "The Vindicator", Thoman & Clark, Editors & Prop's
  41. The Youngstown Free Press (Cambridge & Wharton, Jr., Prop's)
  42. "Youngstown Rundschau", W. F. Maag, Editor
  43. Free Reading Room
  44. Guns and Fishing Tackle, M. E. Lewis, Proprietor
  45. Steam Bakery, J. C. Kloffenstein, Proprietor
  46. Carriage Works, Sheldon Jacobs, Proprietor
  47. Carriage Works, Kallenbaugh & Robinson, Proprietors
  48. Youngstown Carriage Works
  49. Cafe Windsor Dining Rooms, John S. Pollock, Proprietor
  50. New York Dining Rooms, C. C. O'Donnell, Proprietor
  51. Tod House, M. Henkel, Proprietor
  52. American House, R. Mellor, Proprietor
  53. Astor House, Julia Brown, Proprietor
  54. Central House, M. Donavan, Proprietor
  55. Garfield House
  56. Morton House
  57. Mahoning House
  58. Miller House
  59. Youngstown Gas Co., Works
  60. John Smith's Son's Brewery
  61. City Brewery, John Bayer, Proprietor
  62. City Flour Mill
  63. Diamond Flour Mill
  64. Steam Fire Engine House
  1. - First Baptist Church
  2. - Welsh Baptist Church
  3. - Welsh Congregational Church
  4. - Church of the Disciples
  5. - Episcopal Church
  6. - English Lutheran Church
  7. - German Lutheran Church
  8. - First Methodist Church
  9. - Second Methodist Church
  10. - Welsh Methodist Church
  11. - First Presbyterian Church
  12. - Second Presbyterian Church
  13. - United Presbyterian Church
  14. - Reformed Church
  15. - English R. Catholic Church
  16. - German R. Catholic Church
  17. - German Reform Church
  18. - Protestant Methodist Church
  19. - A. Methodist Episcopal Church
  20. - Zion Methodist Church

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