Lanterman`s Mill - Youngstown State University

About the
This guide is provided as a service to the
many teachers and other educators who
visit the facilities of the Mahoning
Cultural Collaborative.
The Mahoning Cultural Collaborative is composed of local non-profit institutions that are
field trip destinations for many area schools. It
is a unique collaboration working together to
meet the needs of educators, students and local
residents. Our goal is to increase public awareness of our local cultural institutions through
programming and group promotion.
This guide contains basic information about
scheduling field trips at our facilities. Public
information is included as a source for students
investigating and/or researching on their own.
Because some of our facilities are very close
together, especially in the YSU area, schools are
encouraged to schedule more than one destination per field trip to maximize the educational
experience and make the best use of transportation funding.
Information was correct at the time of printing. Program titles, hours,
admission charges, and contact people may change with time.
Updates will be made as needed to the on-line version
of this guide, available in downloadable pdf format at
www.mahoningculture.org
First Edition - Fall 2006
Revised Edition - Early 2010
Penguins
Several of the MCC
Institutions have penguin
sculptures that were part of
the Penguin Parade, a public
art project presented by
Youngstown State University
and the Community
Foundation of the Mahoning
Valley. “Find the Penguin”
might make a fun addition
to your field trip. For more
information about all the
penguins, please check
http://www.ysu.edu/
penguinparade.
The Penguin Parade
curriculum found at www.
fpa.ysu.edu/smarts/ was
developed so that teachers
can use the penguins as
learning tools and for local
field trips as a base for
literacy through the arts.
Each lesson is created to
branch many concepts
together for extended
learning so that teachers can
easily tie them into other
lessons, integrated study or
multicultural study, as well
as expand on ideas, and
assessments. The curriculum
is a combination of 31
lessons to address the 3
levels of our public school
systems.
I Dream in Color
Tod Hall, YSU
All Buttoned Up
Alumni House, YSU
Cobalt
YSU Campus
between Todd Hall
and Winslow’s,
Butler
Foreshadows Past
Sweeney Hall,
YSU
A Penguin’s
Dream
Tod Hall, YSU
Executive State
Kilcawley Center,
YSU
Contents
Facility Guide Matrix...................................................................... 1-2
Butler Institute of American Art..................................................... 3-4
Children’s Museum of the Valley.................................................... 5-6
Mahoning Valley Historical Society
Arms Family Museum & Archives.............................................. 7-8
Mill Creek MetroParks
Fellows Riverside Gardens ...................................................... 9-10
Ford Nature Center/Yellow Creek Park................................... 11-12
Lanterman’s Mill........................................................................ 13-14
MetroParks Farm...................................................................... 15-16
Ohio Historical Society
Youngstown Historical Center.................................................. 17-18
Public Library of Youngstown
& Mahoning County.................................................................. 19-20
Western Reserve Historical Society
Loghurst Historic House........................................................... 21-22
Youngstown State University
Clarence R. Smith Mineral Museum.......................................... 23-24
McDonough Museum................................................................ 25-26
Rose Melnick Medical Museum................................................. 27-28
SMARTS.................................................................................... 29-30
Ward Beecher Planetarium....................................................... 31-32
For the Bus Driver......................................................................... 33-34
Maps............................................................................................... 35-38
For Lunch ...................................................................................... 39-40
With Our Thanks........................................................................... 41
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Butler Institute of American Art
The Butler Institute of American Art
The Beecher Center for Technology in the Arts
524 Wick Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44502
www.butlerart.com
Museum Database: www.butlermuseum.org
Contact:Carole O’Brien, Education Director
Nancy Nader, Program Coordinator
[email protected]
(330) 743-1711 Ext. 114 or 115
Youngstown Public Hours
Tuesday-Saturday
Sunday
Closed Monday, major holidays
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
noon to 4 p.m.
Free Family Programs are scheduled the third Sunday of each month,
1 to 3 p.m. Tuition art classes are offered for all ages (scholarships are
available). Sweeney Children’s Gallery is open during museum hours and
offers hands-on interactive workstations for children and their families.
Large vehicle parking is available in the horseshoe at the front of the
building. Additional parking is accommodated in the lot adjacent to the
museum. Call (330) 743-1711 Ext. 117 for class brochures.
Branches
The Butler Institute of American Art/Salem
343 East State Street, Salem, OH 44460
(330) 332-8213
Wednesday-Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free Family Programs are scheduled the third Saturday of each month,
2–3:30 p.m.
The Butler Institute of American Art/Trumbull
9350 East Market Street, Howland, OH 44484
(330) 609-9900
Wednesday–Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free Family Programs are scheduled with the Trumbull Public Library the
third Saturday of September, November, January and March at 2 p.m.
Tuition art classes are offered for all ages (scholarships are available).
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No Admission Charge
Tours may be scheduled during the following times:
9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday
Noon to 2:30 p.m. Sunday
The museum experience is designed to enhance the classroom curriculum.
Trained museum teachers (docents) lead all programs, which are one hour
in length. Tours with an activity require one hour and a half. Teachers can
choose from a list of presentations or a program can be designed for curriculum needs. Reproductions, slide programs, Power Point programs, and
teacher resource packets are available on loan.
• African American Artists in the Butler Collection
• American History as Seen Through the Butler Collection
• American Labor
• Beyond Seeing: Using Art to Write
• Color for Preschoolers
• Elements of Design
• Introduction to a Museum
• Landscape Art in the Butler
Empire
• Light in Paintings
• Native American Paintings in the Butler Collection
• Ohio Artists in the Butler Collection
• The West
All locations are free and open to the public.
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Coming Soon:
OH WOW!
the new Children’s Center for Science & Technology
(formerly Children’s Museum of the Valley)
OH WOW!
McCrory Building
15 Central Square
Youngstown, OH 44503
www.ohwowkids.org
Mailing address:
PO Box 6101
Youngstown OH 44501
Contact:Susan Barbati, Executive Director
[email protected]
(330) 744-5914
Expected opening: Fall 2010
Infinite
Possibilities
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Mahoning Valley Historical Society
Arms Family Museum of Local History
MVHS Archives & Library
648 Wick Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44502
www.mahoninghistory.org
Contact:Education Department
(330) 743-2589
[email protected]
The Arms Family Museum of Local History
Public Hours:
Tuesday–Sunday
Closed Mondays, major holidays
Admission:
Adults
Adults 60+, college students Under 18
$1.00 per student, chaperones free
Scholarships available
Scheduled tours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday–Saturday
Allow 1 hour for field trip
1 to 5 p.m.
$4.00
$3.00
$2.00
The MVHS Archives & Library
Public Hours:
Tuesday–Friday, year-round 1 to 5 p.m.
and
Saturdays, Jan. 1 to Memorial Day and Labor Day to Dec. 1
• Guided tours
• Hands-on artifacts and activities
• Focused tours
• Family activities
• Artifact-based hands-on suitcase presentations
• Loans of learning kits
• Field trips arranged individually; closed Mondays
The Anne Kilcawley Christman Hands-on History room offers interactive
workstations for children and their families.
Spring break and summer history programs, Kids’ History Hounds program,
regular free open houses with activities.
Admission:
Same as the museum; paid admission allows access to
both facilities
*Explanatory Information from Matrix
Fee charged for visits to classroom.
Admission charge can be waived under certain circumstances.
Admission discounts are available with MVHS membership.
Free admission for certain special events.
John Younguin,
founder of Pengstown
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Mill Creek MetroParks
Fellows Riverside Gardens
123 McKinley Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44509
www.millcreekmetroparks.org
Contact:Lynn Zocolo, Assistant Horticulture Educator
(330) 740-7116 Ext. 211
[email protected]
Public Hours:
Gardens are open daily until dusk
D.D. & Velma Davis Education & Visitor Center
Tuesday–Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
(except Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day)
Shop in the Gardens
(330) 740-7116
The Garden Cafe
(330) 740-7074
Tuesday–Saturday:
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday:
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Gift Shop
(operated by The Georgetown)
Free for Mahoning County schools, otherwise
$2.00 per student/$20.00 minimum
Maximum of 60 students/visit
Tuesday–Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Complete description of classes available in the Mill Creek MetroParks
Teachers Guide; available at www.millcreekmetroparks.org and click on
School Programs. Classes are tailored to meet the needs of the students;
scheduling is flexible.
Fellows Riverside Gardens: Horticulture
Botanical Discoveries
Late April–mid October
Grades pre-school–8
2 hrs.
Carnivorous Plants
October–November, April–May
Grade 3 and up
2 hrs.
Super Seeds
January–March
Grades K–2
2 hrs.
Leaf It To Us
*Explanatory Information from Matrix
Free for Mahoning County Schools only.
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Grade 3 and up
2 hrs.
The Mill (left);
Your Garden Variety Penguin
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Mill Creek MetroParks
Ford Nature Center
840 Old Furnace Road
Youngstown, OH 44511
www.millcreekmetroparks.org
Yellow Creek Park
19 Lowellville Road
Struthers, OH 44471
Contact:Ford Nature Center
(330) 740-7107
Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Free for Mahoning County schools, otherwise
$2.00 per student/$20.00 minimum
Maximum of 75 students/visit
Complete description of programs available in the Mill Creek MetroParks
Teachers Guide, available at www.millcreekmetroparks.org and click on
School Programs.
rograms offered at the school
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(available to Mahoning County Schools only)
Nature in Winter
Wildlife of Ohio
December–February
Grades K–3
1 hr.
February–March
Grades 4–5
1 hr.
Ford Nature Center: Nature
Sensing Nature, September–April
Pre-school, 45 min.–1 hr.
Seasons Go ‘Round, September–October, May–June
Kindergarten, 1 hr.
Hi, Honey, FNC, March–April, maximum 50
Grades K–1, 1 hr.
Forest Friends, September–early November, April–June
Grade 1, 1½ hrs.
Habitat is Home, September–early November, April–June
Grade 2, 1½ hrs.
Minibeasts, September–October, May–June
Grade 3, 1½ hrs.
“Tree”mendous!, September–October, May–June
Grade 4, 1½ hrs.
Biodiversity Basics, September–October, April–June
Grades 6 and up, 2 hrs.
Yellow Creek Park: Nature
*Explanatory Information from Matrix
Free for Mahoning County Schools only.
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Extreme Streams, September, May–June, maximum 50
Grade 5, 2 hrs.
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Mill Creek MetroParks
Lanterman’s Mill
980 Canfield Road
Youngstown, OH 44511
www.millcreekmetroparks.org
Contact:Ford Nature Center
(330) 740-7107
Free for Mahoning County schools, otherwise
$2.00 per student/$20.00 minimum
Closed Monday; programs are scheduled Tuesday-
Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Complete description of programs available in the Mill Creek MetroParks
Teachers Guide, available at www.millcreekmetroparks.org and click on
School Programs.
Welcome to
Lanterman’s
Mill
Upon entering the mill,
one is given the rare opportunity of stepping into
the past­–into an era experienced by our ancestors.
While in the mill, observe the pioneer ingenuity involved in the early
production of meal and flour. Smell the sweet aroma of freshly ground
grains. Hear the gentle trickle of water as it flows toward the wheel.
Feel the rumbling vibrations of the stones as they whirl, grinding the
various grains.
Visit the gift shop, which sells corn meal, buckwheat, and whole wheat
flour that are ground here. Enlarged and renovated in 1990, the gift
shop offers our own flour in colorful, decorative bags, note cards with
scenes by Ohio artists that depict Lanterman’s Mill and the Covered
Bridge, and many charming wares by local artisans.
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Lanterman’s Mill: History
Milling Around
September–October, May–June
maximum 30
Grades K-1, 1 hr.
Mill Tour & Gorge Walk
September–October, May–June
maximum 60
Grades 2 and up, 1½ hrs.
Mill Tour Only
September–October and May–June
maximum 60
Grades 2 and up, 45 min.–1 hr.
*Explanatory Information from Matrix
Free for Mahoning County Schools only.
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Mill Creek MetroParks
MetroParks Farm
7574 Columbiana–Canfield Road
Canfield, OH 44406
www.millcreekmetroparks.org
Contact:Brenda Markley
[email protected]
(330) 533-7572
Free for Mahoning County schools, otherwise
$2.00 per student/$20.00 minimum
Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Allow 1–1½ hours
Special activities include Family Tour Day
during the summer and a variety of
activities on the weekend.
Programs offered at the school
(available to Mahoning County Schools only)
November - March
Barnyard Buddies
Pre-school and up, 45 min.
Happiness Is . . . A Cow!
Grades K and up, 45 min.
Coming to America (Thanksgiving program, November only)
Grades K and up, 45 min.
Little Red Hen
Grades K or 1, 45 min.
Pigtionary (February only; may include visit by an “oinker.”)
Grades 1 or 2, 1 hr.
Food Power Tower
Grades 2 and up, 1 hr.
Wooly Critter
Grades 3 and up, 1 hr.
Caption Cornelius
Grades 4–5, 1 hr.
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Open 7 days/week from April through October. Group tours are by appointment and include a tractor-wagon ride, visit with animals, and fun
with educational exhibits.
Hours vary by season; weekend hours change depending on programs
Complete description of programs available in the Mill Creek MetroParks
Teachers Guide, available at www.millcreekmetroparks.org and click on
School Programs.
MetroParks Farm: Agriculture
April–October
Farmer for a Day
Preschool and up, 1½ hrs.
*Explanatory Information from Matrix
Most buildings are wheelchair accessible.
The tractor-wagon ride also is accessible by ramp.
Free for Mahoning County Schools only.
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Ohio Historical Society
Youngstown Historical Center
The Youngstown
Historical Center
Provides a dramatic overview of the impact
of the iron and steel industry on Youngstown
and other Mahoning Valley communities. The
building, designed by renowned architect Michael
Graves in
1986, houses
the museum’s
permanent
exhibit, By the
Sweat of Their
Brow: Forging
the Steel Valley, which explores
labor, immigration
and urban history
using videos, artifacts, photographs,
and reconstructed
scenes.
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151 W. Wood Street
Youngstown, OH 44503
www.ohiohistory.org/places/youngst/
Contact:Nancy Haraburda, Site Manager
(330) 743-5934
or
1-800-262-6137 (toll free)
$3.00 per student, $3.00 per chaperone
One teacher admitted at no charge with 20 students
Bus drivers admitted at no charge
Allow 1 hour
Wednesday–Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturdays, Noon to 5 p.m.
Closed Sunday-Tuesday
(check web site for complete hours)
After a brief orientation, groups are conducted through the museum exhibits that chronicle the rise and fall of the steel industry in the Youngstown
area. Students view artifacts, photographs, and full-scale recreations of the
places where steelworkers live and worked. Students will be able to describe how changes in technology, transportation, immigration, labor and
communication affected the location and patterns of economic activities
and use of resources.
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Public Library of
Youngstown & Mahoning County
Main Library
305 Wick Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44503
www.LibraryVisit.org
Contact:Janet Loew
Communications & Public Relations Department
(330) 744-8636 Ext. 110
[email protected]
Public Hours:
Monday–Thursday
Friday–Saturday
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
16 locations and on the web - www.LibraryVisit.org
Austintown–Chapters Cafe
Boardman
Brownlee Woods
Campbell
Canfield
East
Greenford
Lake Milton
North Jackson
Poland–Chapters Cafe
Friends PLYMC Bookstore
Sebring
South
Springfield
Struthers
West
• Books, videos, DVDs, CDs
• Newspapers, magazines
• Children’s programs for all ages
• Babies and Books programs
• TeenXTreme programs
• Adult programming
• Internet access
• Grant Center
• 24/7 online reference help at
www.libraryvisit.org
• Homework help at
www.libraryvisit.org
• Genealogy
• SOS–Special Outgoing
Services–for homebound
and disabled
• Ebooks and Audio books
• Friends of the Library
Main
Pete and the Multi-Landmarked
Memory Coat
The Main Library’s children’s section
has a whimsical welcome
for young readers.
currently at the
Poland Library
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Loghurst Historic House Site
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PO Box 680
3967 Boardman–Canfield Road
Canfield, OH 44460
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Youngstown State University
Clarence R. Smith Mineral Museum
Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences
Moser Hall
One University Plaza
Youngstown, OH 44555
clarence-smith-museum.ysu.edu
Contact:Dr. Alan Jacobs, Director
(330) 941-3612
[email protected]
Dr. Ray Beiersdorfer, Associate Director
(330) 941-1753
[email protected]
Public Hours:
Monday
Wednesday
and Friday
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Free
Field trips are scheduled by appointment and are
available for all grade levels. Teachers can select from a guided tour, a student scavenger hunt or a combination
of both.
Please phone (330) 941-3612 to schedule a field trip.
The Clarence R. Smith Mineral Museum contains world-class specimens
from major mineral districts of the world; some of these specimens are
unique and not available elsewhere in Ohio. The museum is nationally
recognized for its extensive collection of fluorescent minerals. The collection
also includes specimens illustrating fossilizations, crystal structure, mineral
associations and varieties.
Other hours available by
appointment.
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Youngstown State University
John J. McDonough Museum of Art
525 Wick Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44502
mcdonoughmuseum.ysu.edu
Contact:Angela DeLucia
(330) 941-1400
[email protected]
Public Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Closed Sundays, Mondays, state holidays
mcdonoughmusuem.ysu.edu
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The McDonough welcomes tour groups of all ages to participate in Visual
Thinking Strategy (VTS), a non–intrusive method of group interaction
linked to the development of aesthetic learning.
Field trips are typically presented for junior high through high school
students, but all grade levels and age range are welcome. It is
recommended that teachers call in advance to ensure the appropriate
nature of the current exhibition for the age range of the students.
Youngstown State University’s
Center for Contemporary Art,
the McDonough Museum,
offers exhibitions in all media,
experimental installations,
performance, and regional
outreach programs to the public.
The Museum is the public outreach
facility for the Department of
Art and supports faculty and
student work through exhibitions,
collaborations, courses, and
ongoing discussion.
Free
The McDonough Museum hosts the Northeastern Ohio Regional Scholastic
Art Awards program each year in January and February. The exhibition
features the artwork of students in grades 7–12 from participating schools
in Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana and Ashtabula counties. It includes
paintings, ceramics, drawing, graphic design, jewelry, computer graphics,
mixed media, photography, printmaking sculpture, and senior portfolios.
The Gold Key winners from this juried exhibition go on to compete in
national competition in New York.
The oculus
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Youngstown State University
The Rose Melnick Medical Museum
655 Wick Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44555
http://melnick-museum.ysu.edu
Contact:Cassandra Nesport
(330) 941-4662
[email protected]
Free
Allow 30–45 minutes
The Rose Melnick Medical Museum offers docent-guided tours and a
scavenger hunt activity that allows students to explore the galleries which
contain various exhibits on the history of medicine, dentistry, nursing, and
pharmacy. These activities teach students about the discoveries and developments in the health care professions as well as in the history of science
and technology. Students also receive lessons in American and local history.
Current exhibitions explore the following topics:
• Health of past U.S. Presidents
• Polio and the iron lung
• Quacks and fraudulent medical devices
• X-ray machines, and
• The history and development of local health care.
There are numerous full-scale re-creations of doctor’s and dentist’s offices
and an operating room of the past.
Public Hours:
Monday–Friday
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noon to 4 p.m.
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Youngstown State University
SMARTS
Students Motivated by the Arts
258 Federal Plaza West
Youngstown, OH 44503
www.fpa.ysu.edu/smarts
Contact: Becky Keck, Director
(330) 941-2787
[email protected]
No charge for field trips; reservations must be made in advance.
Allow 1 hour for visit with hands-on activity and tour.
Hands-on activities at SMARTS vary depending on the needs and interests of students and teachers.
Programming includes Dance, Drum Circles, Visual Arts
and Theater.
SMARTS
is open for public tours at all times. Groups desiring a
hands-on activity during their tour are asked to call in
advance to schedule your visit.
The SMARTS Center is located at 258
Federal Plaza West, in the Adler Art
Academy (adjacent to the Symphony
Center) in downtown Youngstown,
across from the main branch of Home
Savings and Loan. There is no elevator at SMARTS. Metered parking is
available on the street and is free
after 5:00 p.m. weekdays and all day
on weekends.
Tuesday–Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Closed Monday
Students Motivated by the Arts is a quality arts education
program at Youngstown State University. SMARTS offers
free arts education to area students in a beautiful 8,000
square foot facility. Students in grades K-12 interested in
the arts should ask for an application for free arts classes in
dance, music, acting, and visual arts.
Muses of the Season
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Youngstown State University
Ward Beecher Planetarium
Ward Beecher Science Hall, Room 2001
Youngstown State University
One University Plaza
Youngstown, OH 44555
www.cc.ysu.edu/physics-astro
Contact:Sharon Shanks, Planetarium Lecturer
(330) 941-3619
[email protected]
Free
All one hour (or more, depending on grade level)
Maximum 80 students
Public Programs
The Planetarium offers public programs nearly every weekend at 8 p.m.
on Fridays and Saturdays and 1 and 2:30 p.m. on Saturday afternoons; the
matinee programs are geared for families and children.
The Ward Beecher Planetarium offers a wide variety of programs tied to
curriculum and aligned to such state standards as space science, Earth science, physical science, and astronomy/history of astronomy (technology,
scientific ways of knowing) for grades pre-school through high school and
adults. New programs and topics are added continually. Programs may be
presented live or recorded; all programs include a live segment on star and
constellation identification. Student questions are encouraged.
See the schedule at http://www.cc.ysu.edu/physics-astro/planet.htm, or
call the Department of Physics & Astronomy at (330) 941-3616 to ask for a
printed schedule and be added to our mailing list.
The best way to plan a field trip is to start with the Teacher’s Guide at
http://www.cc.ysu.edu/physics-astro/Guide/Teach.htm, which contains
most of the information you need. Field trips are arranged on an individual
basis. The use of e-mail to plan a field trip is quite acceptable.
All programs at the Ward Beecher Planetarium are free and open to the
public.
High school groups also may request a tour of the Physics Department.
Universal Penguin Has Stars in Its Eyes
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Youngstown State University
There are several places to park on campus. YSU Parking Services suggests that buses park on Lots M-14 or M-15 (see map) off Walnut Street
(in Smoky Hollow behind St. John’s Church and the Main Library and to
the south of the Wick Avenue parking deck). For more details or for special
needs parking, call Parking Services at (330) 941-3546.
For the Bus Driver
For the Smith Mineral Museum and
the Planetarium
Butler Institute of American Art
You may drop off students heading westbound on Lincoln Avenue in the
designated yellow-curb Bus Loading/Unloading zone in front of Moser Hall
(building #22). Then turn left onto Elm Street, left onto Rayen, cross Wick
Avenue on Rayen, and turn left onto Walnut Street.
Buses may park in the horseshoe in front of the museum. Entry is off Wick
Avenue. If you are on a combined visit with a YSU site, consider parking in
Lot M-14 or M-15 off Walnut Street (see YSU parking below).
Children’s Museum of the Valley
Mahoning Valley Historical Society
(Arms Museum)
Use the parking lot to the south of the museum; entry is off Wick Avenue.
Mill Creek Park
If the bus plans to drive through Mill Creek Park, a bus permit must be obtained prior to the visit by calling the Mill Creek MetroPark Police at (330)
744-3848. The permit is free.
For the McDonough Museum
You may drop off students in the museum’s small parking lot in front of the
building. Exit left onto Wick Avenue, turn left onto Rayen, and left onto
Walnut. You also may park on Adams Street behind the museum if onstreet spots are available
For the Melnick Medical Museum
Buses may park in the lot located behind the building. Entry is off Wick
Avenue.
For SMARTS
The center is located in downtown Youngstown. On-street parking is on
Federal Plaza W or adjacent side streets.
Youngstown Historical Center (Steel Museum)
The parking lot is located in front of the museum. Entry is off Wood Street.
Main Library
Please check with the library.
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For Lunch on/near the YSU Campus
If you plan to have lunch at any of the sites on or near
the YSU campus, an advance telephone call to them
is always appreciated.
If you plan to visit a campus facility, you MUST notify Chris Pullium in the
Kilcawley Center Room Reservations Office at (330) 941-3577 AND the
food area you wish to visit. Arrangements should be made well in advance
of your visit.
If you plan to bring sack lunches, there is an area of low concrete walls and
wooden benches near the fountain at the Kilcawley Student Center. Please
call Ms. Pullium if you plan to use this area or if you would like a lunch space
within Kilcawley Center. Food counters and vending machines for drinks, chips
and other snacks are widely available throughout Kilcawley Center.
For all lunch sites: try to time your lunch so it does not begin at the “top” of
the hour. Because most YSU classes end at 10 minutes before the top of the
hour, there are long lines at all sites from 10:50 a.m. through 1 p.m.
Located in Kilcawley Center
• Arby’s (330) 747-7001
Fast food with large seating area. If a large group is purchasing lunches,
may we suggest limiting your menu choices to one or two basic selections
(i.e. a regular Arby’s sandwich plus fries meal or chicken fingers plus fries
meal) and calling your order in ahead of time.
• Food Court (330) 941-3391
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The Food Court is better suited to smaller groups of older students (ones
who can carry trays confidently). It is a self-serve, a-la-cart type of restaurant that offers a wide variety of hot and cold sandwiches, entrees,
tacos, and other foods.
Located just off campus
• McDonald’s, on Fifth at Scott Street across from the YSU Stadium
(330) 743-6112
• Taco Bell, on Fifth at Rayen across from the Lincoln Avenue
Parking Deck
(330) 746-4060
• University Pizzeria & Italian Eatery, on Lincoln Avenue across from Moser Hall
(330) 743-9244
• Coyoacan (Mexican fast food), beside University Pizzeria on Lincoln
Avenue
(330) 744-2444
• Inner Circle, on Lincoln Avenue at Elm Street
(330) 744-5448
• The Beat, on Lincoln Avenue across from the Lincoln Avenue Parking Deck
(330) 743-4227
• Subway, on Rayen Avenue at Elm Street
(330) 746-3924
All welcome groups but, because the lunch hours of 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. are
always their busiest, they ask to be notified in advance so they may prepare
for your group. Please note that Inner Circle and University Pizzeria also serve
alcohol; non-smoking seating is available away from the bar areas. The Beat
is a coffee house and serves sandwiches, soup, and pastries.
Located within the
Butler Institute of American Art
Winslow’s Cafe (330) 743-8600
Hours of operation (independent of Butler hours):
Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday Wednesday
Saturday
Sunday
7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
11 a.m. to –5 p.m.
Seating is better suited for small, older groups
(perhaps grade 7 and older).
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With Our Thanks
Community Foundation
of the Mahoning Valley
Our Future. Your Legacy.
Major funding to print this guide was provided by a grant through
the Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley.
An additional contribution
to cover the cost of mailing
was made by:
Arby’s at YSU
(330) 747-7001
Penguin Parade photos used by permission of
Youngstown State University and
the Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley
Penguin Parade photos by Carl Leet and James Evans, YSU
Designed by Media and Academic Computing Graphic Services, YSU
Printed by YSU Printing Services
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