Lakeside is a private community and census-designated place on the shores of Lake Erie, in Danbury Township, Ottawa County, Ohio. The community was formed in 1873 by members of the Methodist Church, and continues to serve as a church-affiliated resort. The community is known for hosting one of the few continuously operating independent Chautauquas still in operation.
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Associated with the Great Commission Association of Churches, Chapel on the Lake is a non-denominational Christian congregation in Lakeside, Ohio. Its location, office hours, and service schedules are posted to the site, along with contacts and announcements.
http://www.chapelonthelake.org/
Lakeside Heritage Society, Inc.
The non-profit corporation is charged with preserving the history of Lakeside, Ohio and one of the last remaining Chautauquas in the world, as well as operating the Heritage Hall Museum and the Lakeside Heritage Archives, each of which are profiled here, along with a schedule of events and tours.
http://www.lakesideheritagesociety.org/
Open to youth entering the ninth grade through the age of twenty, the Lakeside Institute is a week-long camp held at Lakeside on Lake Erie each July. A history of the program, schedules, photographs, contact data, and registration information are provided.
http://www.lakesideinstitute.org/
Lakeside United Methodist Church
Directions and worship hours for the UMC congregation in Lakeside, Ohio are offered, including its pastoral staff and lay leadership, educational programs, groups, and announcements.
http://www.lakesideohumc.com/
Based in Lakeside, Ohio, the membership organization was formed to promote the appreciation of the art and craft of wooden boats through programs in pond boat building for children, cruises for Lakesiders on classic wooden boats, informational forums, and an annual boat show. Boats available for sale are highlighted, and schedules of classes, shows and other events are posted.
http://www.lakesidewoodenboatsociety.com/
Lakeside, The Chautauqua on Lake Erie
Lakeside is among the first Chautauqua communities founded in the United States, in 1873, and has ever since served as a center for religion, education, cultural arts, recreation and relaxation, offering summer-long Chautauqua opportunities. Schedules, news and announcements are posted to the site, along with a guide to area accommodations, dining facilities, shopping, organizations and groups.
http://www.lakesideohio.com/
The family owned and operated restaurant is located in downtown Lakeside, Ohio, offering pizza and pasta, and other specialities which are highlighted here, including a map and directions to the facility, hours, and contacts.
http://www.sloopyssportscafe.com/
