The Wick Park Historic District is a turn-of-the-century residential neighborhood located directly north of Youngstown State University. This photo album includes a sampling of homes found within and near the historic district. The area has seen an influx of new residents, businesses and homeowners in the past decade. All images are courtesy of the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County.
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My grandparents lived at 292 W Madison Ave. from about 1941 to 1967. Would they be considered part of Wick Park Historical Soc? Also lived on Pennsylvania Ave.
Hi Cheryl. Sorry I took so long to respond. The Wick Park Historic District was created in 1990 and expanded in 2001. The original boundaries were confined to properties around Wick Park. The expanded district includes streets around the park. Madison Avenue is in the expanded district. Pennsylvania Avenue has lost too many houses, due to arson and demolition. I have the expanded district in paper form. The National Park Service has not digitized the original and expanded districts on their site. Here’s their website information: npgallery.nps.gov….
Here’s the asset metadata:
Title: Wick Park Historic District
National Register Information System ID: 90000601
Applicable Criteria: EVENT
ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING
Architectural Styles: LATE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY REVIVALS
LATE VICTORIAN
Architects: Multiple
Areas Of Significance: COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
ARCHITECTURE
Periods Of Significance: 1900-1924
1875-1899
1925-1949
Significant Years: 1889
Resource Type:DISTRICT
Keywords:1889
Note:Roughly bounded by 5th and Elm Aves., Elm St. and Broadway
Related Collections: National Register of Historic Places Collection
Resource Format:pdf
File Size (bytes):22151
Date Published:4/5/1990
Parks:
National Register of Historic Places
Locations:
State: Ohio
County: Mahoning County
Youngstown ; Roughly bounded by 5th and Elm Aves., Elm St. and Broadway
Rating:
Categories: Historic
Asset ID:f1b140bc-492f-471f-b45b-8570f85ae149
Wick Park Historic District (Boundary Increase:
Title: Wick Park Historic District (Boundary Increase)
National Register Information System ID: 01001041
Applicable Criteria: EVENT
ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING
Architectural Styles: COLONIAL REVIVAL
BUNGALOW/CRAFTSMAN
Architects: Owsley, Charles H.
Areas Of Significance: ARCHITECTURE
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Periods Of Significance: 1875-1899
1900-1924
1925-1949
Significant Years: 1888
Resource Type:DISTRICT
Related Collections: National Register of Historic Places Collection
Resource Format:pdf
File Size (bytes):22151
Date Published:9/24/2001
Parks:
National Register of Historic Places
Locations:
State: Ohio
County: Mahoning County
Youngstown ; Roughly bounded by Broadway Ave., Wick Ave., Madison Ave., and Elm St.
Rating:
Categories: Historic
Asset ID:5aaaadcf-1635-4988-8ec6-b4a7b276fb1d
My grandparents lived at 292 W Madison Ave. from about 1941 to 1967. Would they be considered part of Wick Park Historical Soc? Also lived on Pennsylvania Ave.
Hi Cheryl. Sorry I took so long to respond. The Wick Park Historic District was created in 1990 and expanded in 2001. The original boundaries were confined to properties around Wick Park. The expanded district includes streets around the park. Madison Avenue is in the expanded district. Pennsylvania Avenue has lost too many houses, due to arson and demolition. I have the expanded district in paper form. The National Park Service has not digitized the original and expanded districts on their site. Here’s their website information: npgallery.nps.gov….
Here’s the asset metadata:
Title: Wick Park Historic District
National Register Information System ID: 90000601
Applicable Criteria: EVENT
ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING
Architectural Styles: LATE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY REVIVALS
LATE VICTORIAN
Architects: Multiple
Areas Of Significance: COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
ARCHITECTURE
Periods Of Significance: 1900-1924
1875-1899
1925-1949
Significant Years: 1889
Resource Type:DISTRICT
Keywords:1889
Note:Roughly bounded by 5th and Elm Aves., Elm St. and Broadway
Related Collections: National Register of Historic Places Collection
Resource Format:pdf
File Size (bytes):22151
Date Published:4/5/1990
Parks:
National Register of Historic Places
Locations:
State: Ohio
County: Mahoning County
Youngstown ; Roughly bounded by 5th and Elm Aves., Elm St. and Broadway
Rating:
Categories: Historic
Asset ID:f1b140bc-492f-471f-b45b-8570f85ae149
Wick Park Historic District (Boundary Increase:
Title: Wick Park Historic District (Boundary Increase)
National Register Information System ID: 01001041
Applicable Criteria: EVENT
ARCHITECTURE/ENGINEERING
Architectural Styles: COLONIAL REVIVAL
BUNGALOW/CRAFTSMAN
Architects: Owsley, Charles H.
Areas Of Significance: ARCHITECTURE
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Periods Of Significance: 1875-1899
1900-1924
1925-1949
Significant Years: 1888
Resource Type:DISTRICT
Related Collections: National Register of Historic Places Collection
Resource Format:pdf
File Size (bytes):22151
Date Published:9/24/2001
Parks:
National Register of Historic Places
Locations:
State: Ohio
County: Mahoning County
Youngstown ; Roughly bounded by Broadway Ave., Wick Ave., Madison Ave., and Elm St.
Rating:
Categories: Historic
Asset ID:5aaaadcf-1635-4988-8ec6-b4a7b276fb1d