STAMBAUGH AUDITORIUM'S LEGACY

JOSEPH NAPIER SR OF NAPIERVISION PRODUCTIONS SHOWS OFF ONE OF THE MANY JEWELS IN HIS COMMUNITY THE STAMBAUGH AUDITORIUM ,THE STAMBAUGH AUDITORIUM IS A PUBLIC VENUE THAT WAS BUILT FOR ENTERTAINMENT , ENJOYMENT AND EDUCATION OF YOUNGSTOWN AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES IT'S CONCERT HALL CAN ACCOMMODATE A CROWD OF 2,553 THE VENUE ALSO FEATURES A GRAND BALLROOM , MEMORIAL HALL AND A FORMAL GARDEN LOCATED OUTSIDE AT THE SOUTHERN END OF THE BUILDING , THIS VIDEO PAYS TRIBUTE TO HENRY HAMILTON STAMBAUGH WHO WAS ONE OF CITY'S LEADING BUSINESSMEN MR STAMBAUGH DECREED IN HIS WILL THAT THIS VENUE WOULD BE BUILT , MR STAMBAUGH DIED ON JANUARY 4,1919 , STAMBUAGH AUDITORIUM OPENED IT'S DOORS TO THE PUBLIC ON DECEMBER 5,1926 . THANKS FOR VIEWING THIS TRIBUTE TO HENRY H STAMBAUGH , OTHER NAPE1962 VIDEO SHORTS CAN BE VIEWED ON MY NAPE1962 CHANNEL .

[@pagemastr954]

According to my grandmother, her dad was a carpenter and helped lay the stairs for this. I still have his tools, now well over 100 years old. Hand drills, wood and steel block planes, and 2 hand saws I use still, the sharpest saws I have ever used and I am sure they were sharpened by hand.

[@carlaramunno7314]

Beautiful!!!

[@kingnotking]

Back in 1987, I was a student at @YSU, I lived next door at 848 Fifth Ave in an apartment, I didn't know all the glories if this auditorium.thank you for educating me

[@WilliamWeicht]

Kathryn Kuhlman preached there. She drew large crowds to that auditorium.