New Bremen, Ohio is an incorporated village in Auglaize County. The area was settled on the south edge of the Great Black Swamp, atop the Loramie Summit, a ridge that separates water drainage to the Ohio River on the south and Lake Erie to the north. Many of the community’s founders were Bavarians and Hannovarians, who had come to America from Bremen, Germany. When they arrived in 1832, they named their new community Bremen, which was changed to New Bremen when a post office was established.
 
 
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Held each August in New Bremen, Ohio, the festival’s events and entertainment venues are highlighted, including a schedule, contact data, and a list of sponsors.
http://www.bremenfest.com/
The history and a profile of the Roman Catholic parish in New Bremen, Ohio is featured, including a church bulletin, schedule of sacraments, ministries and programs, staff contacts, and directions to the church.
http://www.holyredeemercatholicchurch.org/
Situated in downtown New Bremen, Ohio, the restaurant’s location, menus, hours of operation, and a schedule of events are featured, including its contacts and reservation policies.
http://www.lapiazzanewbremen.com/
New Bremen American Legion Post 241
The New Bremen, Ohio organization and its auxiliary are highlighted, including a meeting schedule, calendar, and announcements about local projects and events hosted by the club. A list of officers and leadership contacts are included.
http://www.nblegion.com/
New Bremen Coffee Company and Books, Inc.
The coffee house and bookstore was established in 2000 by five women who were involved in a reading group. Its location, hours, menus, specials, and a calendar of events are posted.
http://www.nbcoffee.com/
Offering tap, jazz, ballet, lyrical, character and pointe dance classes, as well as instruction in tumbling, the New Bremen, Ohio school takes students age three and a half through eighteen years. Featured is a season schedule, fees, and registration instructions.
http://www.newbremendance.com/
Established in 1996, the foundation is a public-supported, tax-exempt, charitable organization that works to benefit the New Bremen, Ohio area. The types of funds contributed are outlined, along with information on donating to the foundation.
http://www.newbremenfoundation.org/
New Bremen Historic Association
The NBHA headquarters and museum are located across from the post office in New Bremen, Ohio. A history and profile of the facilities are given, along with an overview of historical places, and the history of the area of New Bremen.
http://www.newbremenhistory.org/
The public school administrative district in New Bremen, Ohio maintains a combined elementary and middle school, as well as a high school, both in New Bremen. Each of its school campuses is profiled, and a district calendar, newsletter, and policy information are published to the site.
http://www.bremen.k12.oh.us/
New Bremen Machine and Tool Company
Founded in 1928, the specialized machine shop produces progressive dies, hand load dies, dies that require transfer units, and special machinery for production work. Its product, services, and location are posted, and quotes may be obtained from the site.
http://www.newbremenmachine.com/
The village’s official web site features an overview of the municipal government and surrounding community, an economic development profile, and information about local schools, facilities, and services.
http://www.newbremen.com/
St. Paul United Church of Christ
The UCC congregation meets at its facilities on North Franklin Street in New Bremen, Ohio. A church history and overview of the church is presented, along with its leadership, affiliated organizations, and schedules.
http://www.stpaulnb.org/