Despite a population of fewer than ten thousand, the city limits of Bellevue, Ohio spans Erie, Huron, Sandusky and Seneca counties. The city was first settled by Mark Hopkins and his family, who came from New York in the early 1800s. The new community became known as Amsden’s Corners, for Thomas G. Amsden, who opened a store there in 1819, trading largely with the Indians. In 1835, the town was renamed Bellevue, for James H. Bell, chief engineer of the railroad.
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Bellevue Area Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is a business membership organization headquartered in Bellevue, Ohio. Featured is a member directory, a list of member services, and an overview of member benefits. A calendar of events is included.
http://www.bellevuechamberofcommerce.org/
The PK-12 public school system is headquartered in Bellevue, operating school campuses in Bellevue and Clyde, Ohio. Its campuses, buildings and grounds are highlighted, with information about school schedules, policies, and notices.
http://www.bellevueschools.org/
Bellevue Development Corporation
BDC was organized to help the Bellevue community grow and prosper through new investments and assistance in job creation. Its investors, financial assistance programs, and overall membership information are highlighted.
http://bellevuedevelopment.org/
Community news, sports, obituaries and other features are available through the daily newspaper, published Tuesday through Saturday, in Bellevue, Ohio. Customer service information is included.
http://thebellevuegazette.com/
Organized in 1855, Lodge #273 is the oldest fraternal organization in Bellevue, Ohio. Information on the Masons in general is presented, including the charitable projects, social events, and a calendar of programs sponsored by the local club.
http://bellevuemasoniclodge.weebly.com/
The location, events, programs and services of the public library in Bellevue, Ohio are outlined, along with directions to the facilities, hours of operation, and a guide to local services.
http://www.bellevue.lib.oh.us/
The city’s official web site features an overview and contacts for the municipal administrative offices, departments and services, including a city newsletter, tax information, and various documents and forms.
http://www.cityofbellevue.com/
Maintained by the Bellevue Area Tourism & Visitors Bureau, the site offers a history of the community, a map, and a calendar of events, as well as a guide to local attractions, lodging facilities, restaurants, shopping venues, and other businesses.
http://www.bellevuetourism.org/
Directions are offered to the grocery store in Bellevue, Ohio. Other resources include an overview of its bakery, deli, meat, and produce departments, weekly specials, recipes, and hours of operation.
http://www.hoguesiga.com/
The full service pharmacy in Bellevue, Ohio offers free monthly educational sessions that focus on diabetes and heart care, as well as a wide selection of pharmaceutical and other products. Its location, hours, contacts and a schedule of events are published.
http://www.medicineshoppebellevueohio.com/
TBH is a hospital in Bellevue, Ohio. Its medical services, community programs and a physician directory are featured, along with its history, board of directors, an an annual report.
http://www.bellevuehospital.com/
The bed and breakfast facility and event center is located in Bellevue, Ohio. The house, grounds, and guest accommodations are highlighted, along with its amenities, rates, and online reservation system.
http://www.victoriantudor.com/
