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.Angela Small gives a tour of the Arms Family Museum at 648 Wick Ave, showing silver spoons to Ken Dean of Struthers who is a U.S. Navy Veteran on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2014. The Mahoning Valley Historical Society honored military personnel by offering free tours of the museum.
.Angela Small gives a tour of the Arms Family Museum at 648 Wick Ave, explaining the "Arts and Crafts movement was favored by Olive A. Arms who personally designed the home. Small says that the doorway shows the style in the shape of the door, the glass, and the lizard …
.Tom Rookey of Sharon (left), Pennsylvania discusses the layout of Youngstown according to the large map of the city with Arms Family Museum employee Joe Kachurek during a guided tour of the museum Saturday, Sept. 27, 2014. The Mahoning Valley Historical Society honored military personnel by offering free tours of …
Greg Shook of Ellsworth examines cut wood with his wife Peg during a tour of Baird Brothers Fine Hardwood in Canfield during the 3rd annual Red, White and True Festival, Saturday.
Lee Lipply of Columbiana marks where he is going to place trim during his demonstration at Baird Brothers Fine Hardwood in Canfield during the 3rd annual Red, White and True Festival.
John O'Connor of Brookfield carves away at a wooden Grinch face at the Roundtable Carvers' display at the Red, White and True Festival held at Baird Brothers Fine Hardwood in Canfield, Saturday afternoon.
Baird Brothers employee J.R. Secrest assists Madison Aikens (8) in driving a nail as she builds a bird feeder during Saturday's festivities at Baird Brothers Fine Hardwood in Canfield. Madison is the daughter of Dan and Suzy Aikens of Salem.
Jim Harmon of Canfield asks a Baird Brothers employee about the glue press during one of Saturday's tours at Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods in Canfield as part of their 3rd annual Red, White and True Festival.
Shawn Fieldhouse of New Waterford (pointing) gives festival goers a tour of the warehouse during Saturday's 3rd Annual Red, White and True Festival held at Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods.
Jim Harmon of Canfield studies a wooden window frame that was made during a tour of the shop at Saturday's Red, White and True Festival held at Baird Brothers.
Jeff Lange | The Vindicator demonstration at the 3rd annual Red, White and True Festival in Canfield.