Bradford, Ohio is a village in Darke and Miami counties. The community was platted in 1865, and incorporated in 1871, at which time it was entirely within Darke County. By 1890, the majority of its population resided in Miami County, due primarily to the railroad. Before being named Bradford in 1868, the town was known as Richmond, Richmond Junction, and Union City Junction. Although it is generally known as Bradford, its official name is Bradford Village.
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Bradford Exempted Village School District
BEVSD is a public school system in Bradford, Ohio. Its elementary, junior high and high school are highlighted, with schedules, faculty contacts, announcements, and a district calendar, lunch menu, and alumni information.
http://www.bradford.k12.oh.us/
The Bradford, Ohio library’s location, hours of operation and schedules are featured, with information about its services, research and homework resources, and a catalog of books and other collections.
http://www.bradfordpubliclibrary.org/
The Bradford, Ohio museum has restored the former Pennsylvania Railroad BF interlocking tower, and opened a museum facility in the former bank building. Its exhibits, programs and events are highlighted, and directions to the facilities are presented.
http://www.bradfordrrmuseum.org/
Production Paint Finishers, Inc.
PPF operates from its facilities in Bradford, Ohio, offering general commercial painting and powder coating, as well as other services, which are defined here, along with its certifications and approvals, capabilities, and industries served. A portfolio is included.
http://www.productionpaint.com/
The official web site of the municipal government presents a history of the village and an overview of its governmental structure, departments, and services. Tax filing requirements and forms, for individuals and businesses, are included.
http://www.bradfordoh.com/
