News Release�Fourth Street in the Fall Margy Vogt will lead the season�s final public walking tour of Massillon�s historic Fourth Street on Sunday, September 9, at 1:00 p.m. The tour of historic and architectural highlights in the town�s most beautiful old neighborhood takes about two hours along the tree-lined brick street. The houses on Fourth Street, which span a century of architectural examples (1830s to 1930s), were home to Massillon�s entrepreneurs and bankers, to prominent Massillonians who hosted President McKinley, and to humanitarians who harbored fugitive slaves. Participants will learn about the Five Oaks mansion and the �Lillian Gish house.� The tour is open to everyone and reservations are not necessary. The $7 fee may be paid at the beginning of the tour, which begins at the corner of Fourth Street and North Avenue, N.E. (in front of Five Oaks). In case of rain, the walk will be cancelled. Call 330-832-8469 for more information. Copies of Vogt�s books, Fourth Street: A Century of History and Design and Massillon: Reflections of a Community, will be available at the end of the walk.