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Ohio couple's 3-decade effort to preserve Idora Park leads to $11.5M museum plan

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A museum dedicated to Youngstown's historic Idora Park has reached a key milestone as exterior construction work is now complete. The Mahoning Valley Historical Society is moving into the interior design phase of the project. The museum will display a wide range of artifacts collected over three decades by a dedicated Ohio couple. Fundraising efforts are ongoing to meet the project's $11.5 million financial target. The initiative aims to preserve and celebrate Youngstown's cultural heritage through the legacy of the defunct amusement park.

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