and furniture donated by residents of Austintown including a slave quilt from South Carolina. The display includes a collection of antique washing machines in the basement. The parlor contains antique furniture including an organ. One bedroom of the Strock Stone House contains period children's games and clothing. Another room is set up as a lady's bedroom with antique clothes including a wedding dress, coats, bloomers, purses, woolen swimsuits, and a Depression sheet made from sugar sacks. The third bedroom, the man's bedroom, includes appropriate male furnishings including a man's shirt with a removable celluloid collar and collar keeper, a trunk circa 1890 from London, a wooden suitcase from Germany, and lift top commode. The fourth room, the quilting room, is furnished with an antique quilt rack complete with an antique quilt cover in the process of being made, a treadle sewing machine, a yarn winder, and a wooden ironing board accompanied by eight metal irons. The fifth bedroom, the office, includes an antique printing press, two 1920 Remington typewriters on an antique desk, five ledger books dated 1901 from local grocery stores, antique books, and pictures of early businesses in Austintown. The back porch is arranged as a summer kitchen and includes an enamel top table; a Hoosier cabinet; an enamel wood fired stove; an antique enamel sink; antique dishes, cooking utensils and bake ware; pressure cookers and canning jars; and vintage spice and storage containers. The house is open for free guided tours the first Sunday of every month from 1-4 and by appointment for other times. Notes Galbreath, C. B..(1925). History of Ohio. Chicago: American Historical Society. Heffelfinger, Donald D. (1969). History of Meander. Unpublished manuscript. Pogany, J. (2007). Images of Austintown. Arcadia Publishing Company. Sanderson, T. W. (1920) 20th century history of Youngstown and Mahoning County, Ohio and Representative Citizens. Chicago, Illinois: Biographical Publishing Co. Siebert, W. (1898) The Underground Railroad from Slavery to Freedom. New York: MacMillan Strock, Ronald Wesley. (1984).The Descendants of Joseph Strock of 1757. Closson Press. Upton, Harriet Taylor. A Twentieth Century History of Trumbull County, Ohio: A Narrative Account of its Historical Progress, its People and its Principal Interests Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Ohio Museums in Mahoning County, Ohio National Register of Historic Places in Mahoning County, Ohio Anderson Historic house museums in Ohio Houses in Mahoning County, Ohio 1831 establishments in Ohio