Canfield, Ohio began as Township No. 1 in Range No. 3 in 1798, at which time it was on the southeastern border of the Connecticut Western Reserve Territory. The township was originally known as Campfield, which was changed to Canfield in 1800, in honor of Judson Canfield, who owned most of the land. The community serves as the seat of Mahoning County from 1846 to 1875, at which time it was moved to Youngstown.
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The location and hours of the animal rescue organization in Canfield, Ohio is featured, including its spaying and neutering programs, educational programs, and other services and events. Various forms and flyers are included.
http://www.angelsforanimals.org/
Argus Lodge #545 Free & Accepted Masons of Ohio
Featuring the Masonic Lodge in Canfield, Ohio, its location is shown on a map, and a schedule of meetings and other events, news and announcements, contacts, and a lodge history are included.
http://www.arguslodge.org/
The Foundation is a non-profit, philanthropic organization which acts as a conduit for donations in support of specific projects benefiting the Canfield, Ohio community. Its board of trustees, meeting minutes, and vision plan are featured.
http://www.canfieldohio.org/
A map of the city is published on the city’s official site, along with a history of the community, city directory, and a guide to local churches and clubs. Other resources include codified ordinances, public notices and information about current projects of the municipality.
http://www.ci.canfield.oh.us/
