2000-2004 Archived Reports

[Buster Keister]

I have been spending time on the Pensylvania boards and finally saw a short report on New Castle Pa.. Since you fellows in Youngstown are only a stone's throw away, I was wondering if anyone has further information concerning the SW scene in New Castle. Any information would be appreciated.

Buster Keister

[Star69]

Well, if there are regulars out there, why aren't we sharing? If she is nice enough to not have to walk the streets and doesn't live in some scarry part of town, i would be interested in hearing about her.

[Brovo35]

Ohio Lawyer,

They are still around. More than a few are not walking the streets as much after they get a few regulars. They find it much easier (so do the regulars) to get a place and do it all off the street.

[Ohio Lawyer]

Things in Y-town have went downhill for several years. However prostitutes usually don't leave in "white flight". So anyone know where they went?

[Brovo35]

Torchkit,

That is a very accurate description of Ytown. I live here and probably couldn't have done any better myself.

[Torchkit]

what happened to Y-town? I had never actually driven through it before. It has the look of a town that was once pretty interesting, but has died. Big empty lots where it looks like houses and business once sat but are now gone.

Youngstown was indeed once a thriving, affluent city when steel mills and labor unions ruled. It started going down hill in the late 60's, with a lot of "white flight" following the black riots in '68. In '71 the downtown took a beating when 2 shopping malls opened in the suburbs, forcing downtown department stores out of business. That was followed by grocery stores and theatres leaving downtown, and then all of the doctors and lawyers moved to the suburbs.

The final, and biggest, nail in the coffin was the closing of the steel mills in '77. That was followed by the trickle down loss of local businesses whose sole customer was the steel mills. Thousands of people in the region lost high paying jobs that have never been replaced. White flight continued. Today Youngstown's population is less than a third of what it was in 1975. Lots of houses and buildings were simply abandoned. The city now owns them but can't afford to maintain them, and nobody will buy them, even for a dollar (yeah, the city offered buildings at that price). Youngstown also has the highest income tax rate in Ohio, almost 3% straight to the city. Most people just don't want to live or work there.

[Ohio Lawyer]

Ok Market, Oak Hill and Hillman as recently as 5 years ago were covered with hookers. Where have they gone? Let me know if you have seen any street action?

[Horndog]

I was traveling through Y-town in late October. It was middle of the afternoon, so I didn't expect this place to be open.

I finally found it, although since I didn't know the area it was a challenge. Very obscure building.

It was not open, but at least I can find it again (probably).

Anyone have a clue as to the hours?

Also, what happened to Y-town? I had never actually driven through it before. It has the look of a town that was once pretty interesting, but has died. Big empty lots where it looks like houses and business once sat but are now gone.

Hd

Note: All information posted is the figment of my imagination.

[CCYoungsTown]

Went to the Brickhouse the other day. There were 4 dancers there, 3 dancers that I would rate below a "5". One dancer, Tia, is young dark hair, with a outstanding body. I got 6 dances ($60) from her plus $50 tip and had a very good time ( I was not disappointed). Make sure you have the 3rd booth from the opening, it is the only one that is private. I would highly recommend Tia.

[Star69]

Had a dream: Was out Thursday morning before sunrise and noticed only a couple SW out. One that struck my interest was a young BSW who looked really good. Young, clean looking, dressed nice, hair was nicely kept, and so on. However, she had this older guy just hanging out with her.

She was agressive and literally ran up to me and I was tempted to take her for a ride, but I looked at her guy friend and her had an ugly glare at me and made me feel very uncomfortable, so I waived her off.

Shame, she was very very cute looking and I liked her enthusiasim.

Noticed how late it was getting and woke up and went to work.

[CCYoungsTown]

Poontoligist

Yes YSC is the brick building accross from the Waste Water Plant. Yes you need to know some one to be able to join. Ask some of your friends, you would be surprised who is a member.

[Y Town Man]

Because of the fun that can be had, the owners are carefull about who they let in. Generally you need to know a meber or one of the girls.

[Poontoligist]

CCYoungsTown,

Is the YSC the old brown brick building across from the Waste Recycling Plant? Do you have to know someone to join?

Thanks

[CCYoungsTown]

To Member # 2213,

The only Strip Clubs to get any action as far as I know are the Palace and the YSC Club. The Palace took down their curtains about a year ago and I have not been back since, but some of the posts on another forum indicate that there may be some action with their private dances. Of course it all depends on the dancers. The best place for action is the YSC Club aka the Youngstown Sportsman Club on Gibson in Youngstown. It is a private club you have to pay for a membership (I think $25.00 first year and $15.00 after that) no enter fee, beers and mixed drinks are less than most strip clubs. Private dances are $10/dance. The best dancer is Suki, but she requires a 5 dance minimum. It is hard to get in, if you don't know some one, but once you do it is worth it.

[Member #2213]

Hey dudes!

There's a newer strip club called Christie's Cabaret just south of Youngstown in North Lima, Route 7. I've been there twice. Can I get action here? somebody clue me in to the ladies with the most to offer. Any high milage strip clubs in Youngstown? Don't post dancer names-send a PM.

Agent 99