The Hotel Pick-Ohio in downtown was known for its fantastic service. The building currently houses the Youngstown Metropolitan Housing Authority and is a home for senior citizens. It was remodled in 2002.
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does anyone know the name of the basement level dance hall that was popular in the '40's? It was supposed to have a stainless stell dance floor.
I have 2 8ft Duparquet 3inch thick & 30inches wide, also some memorabilia from the infamous PURPLE COW coffee shop. The dance floor was stainless steel in all individual squares. I wanted to buy it but my Dad who worked with steel said it would difficult and costly to disassemble, The hotel also housed a great restarant The Mural Room. JT
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does anyone know the name of the basement level dance hall that was popular in the '40's? It was supposed to have a stainless stell dance floor.
it was called the cascades room, saturday night dancing 9pm-2:15am, i have an old menu from 1944
I have 2 8ft Duparquet 3inch thick & 30inches wide, also some memorabilia from the infamous PURPLE COW coffee shop. The dance floor was stainless steel in all individual squares. I wanted to buy it but my Dad who worked with steel said it would difficult and costly to disassemble, The hotel also housed a great restarant The Mural Room. JT
Looking to buy a poster called "Doors of Youngstown". Does anyone know who or what company made these posters? Does anyone have one for sale?
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