Books to Read

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Bellevue Historical Society

P. O. Box 304

Bellevue, OH 44811

Welcome Letter

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Household Membership Form Here
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Business Membership Form Here
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PLATINUM ($1000 or more):

BAS Broadcasting - 1281 N. River Road - Fremont, OH - 419.332.8212

Capitol Aluminum & Glass Corp. - 1276 W. Main Street - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.7050

1831 W. Main Street - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.5789

114 W. Main Street - Bellevue, OH - 419.217.0006

GOLD ($999 to $500):

Caranfa Ford - 1370 E Main St, Bellevue, OH - 419.483.3535

The Bellevue Manufacturing Company - 520 Goodrich Road - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.3190

SILVER ($499 TO $200):

7L Construction - 553 Southwest Street - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.8347

Bunge North America - 605 Goodrich Road - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.5340

First National Bank - 120 North Street - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.2664

Bill and Scherl Koch
Bellevue, Ohio

BRONZE ($199 TO $100):

R.A. Bores Excavating, Inc. - 2819 Dogtown Road - Monroeville, OH - 419.465.4673

The Hub Newspaper - 1110 Castalia Street, Suite B - Bellevue, OH - 419.426.3491

The Medicine Shoppe - 234 W. Main Street - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.3784

Seneca Caverns - 15248 E. Township Road 178 - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.6711

Jan and Ken Miller
Bellevue, Ohio

Buckeye Medical Clinic
1265 W. Main Street, Suite A - Bellevue, OH - 419.483.1991

A grant from the Sandusky County Communities Foundation, along with donations from the community, (individuals and businesses, and numerous fundraisers) provided funds for the purchase and installation of a heating and air conditioning unit in the Tremont House. The HVAC will not only maintain the stability and integrity of the building, but this essential climate- controlled system will assist in the preservation of the historical artifacts that will be housed in the building, as well as ensuring the comfort of our guests and volunteers inside the building. This brings the Society one step closer to opening the Tremont House as a museum, once the first floor has been remodeled. Work was completed by M & M Electric, Inc., of Clyde, Ohio.