“ The business district lies in the valley on the N. of the river; the residential districts are chiefly on the neighbouring hills. Youngstown has four parks, including Mill Creek (483 acres) , East End (60 acres) and Wick (48 acres) , presented to the city by the Wick family, descendants of the merchant Henry Wick (1771–1845) . The value of its factory products increased from $33,908,459 in 1900 to $48,126,885 in 1905. The most important establishments are blast-furnaces, iron and steel works (of the U.S. Steel Corporation) and rolling mills. ”