Sebring is an incorporated village in Mahoning County, Ohio. The community was founded by the Sebring brothers, who came to the area from Ohio for the purpose of establishing a pottery town. The planned development began with five potteries, an industry that flourished for several years. In 1912, the village was the site of a factory that produced a motor car, the Sebring Six, one of the first automobiles to be manufactured, although only twenty-five cars were produced.
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Sebring Area Chamber of Commerce
The benefits of membership in the business organization are put forward, along with a member list, calendar of meetings and events, announcements, and contact data.
http://www.sebringohiochamber.net/
Operating B.L. Miller Elementary School and McKinley Junior/Senior High School, the public school administrative district is headquartered in Sebring, Ohio. A district report card, calendar, and progress book is featured, along with information about the district’s athletic and alumni programs.
http://www.sebring.k12.oh.us/
The Renaissance mansion was commissioned by Frank Sebring, one of the founders of Sebring. All of the building materials were purchased in Italy and shipped to Ohio. Now serving as a guest lodging facility, the building offers a choice of four guest accommodations, which are highlighted in photographs. A history of the structure, directions, and contacts are included.
http://www.sebringmansion.org/
Sebring, Ohio Historical Society
Founded in 1988, the organization operates a museum in the Strand Theatre Building. The site features an overview of the organization, as well as information about the people, places and events of Sebring’s history, including period photographs.
http://www.sebringohiohistoricalsociety.org/
Founded by the Sebring family, the village is located in Mahoning County. Village officials, council, and municipal departments are featured, with contacts, a profile and a history of the community, are offered on the official village site.
http://www.sebringohio.net/
