Arms Family Museum

The Arms Family Museum is a history gallery situated in Youngstown, Ohio. The gallery is dedicated to protecting the history of the Mahoning Valley area, and it is housed in a historical manor that was integrated in the late 19th century.

The museum was established in 1975 and is called after the Arms family members, that projected participants of the Youngstown community. The Arms family mansion was donated to the Mahoning Region Historic Society, and it was converted into a museum to display the family's collections and artefacts.

The Arms Family Museum has a number of displays that showcase the history of the Mahoning Valley

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. These displays consist of artifacts from the War of independence, the Civil Battle, and World War I and II. The gallery likewise has exhibits on the background of the regional steel industry, which played a significant duty in the region's development.

Along with its historical displays, the Arms Family Museum additionally has a variety of interactive exhibitions that are created to involve site visitors of any ages. These displays consist of a working blacksmith shop, a Victorian parlor, and a hands-on youngsters's display.

The Arms Family Museum is a fantastic location to learn more about the history of the Mahoning Valley and individuals who have actually lived and worked in the area. The gallery is open to the public, and it offers a selection of programs and events, consisting of educational workshops, talks, and assisted scenic tours. The museum is a popular location for background lovers and family members trying to find a fun and instructional outing.