Chardon, Ohio is the seat of Geauga County. In 1808, the Ohio General Assembly chose the, then unpopulated, area for the county seat. Land for the town plat was purchased from absentee owner, Peter Chardon Brooks, for whom the town was named. The community was founded in 1812, when Captain Edward Paine, Jr. moved into a log cabin that would be his temporary home, and the first courthouse on Chardon Square.
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Offering breakfast, lunch and bakery goods, the coffee shop is located in Chardon, Ohio. Its menus, bakery goods, location, and hours of operation are presented.
http://www.beans-coffee.com/
Chardon Area Chamber of Commerce
The benefits of membership in the business organization are defined, along with a membership directory, calendar of meetings and events, and an overview of the Chardon, Ohio community, its local government, and area resources.
http://www.chardonchamber.com/
Located in Chardon, Ohio, the golf course is highlighted, with a list of amenities, and a history of the course. A schedule of outings is featured, and tee times may be booked through the site, including electronic specials.
http://www.chardonlakes.com/
Located in northeastern Ohio, Chardon is the seat of Geauga County. Its official web site features a history of the community, and an overview of its municipal government, including its departments, recreational programs and facilities, and upcoming events.
http://www.chardon.cc/
Headquartered in Chardon, Ohio, Hambden Township is located in the northeastern section of Geauga County. Its history, trustees, fiscal officer and administrative offices are defined, with information about township facilities and services.
http://www.hambdentownship.com/
