TREMONT HOUSE
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Ohio History Connection
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House
- 101-103 East Main St., Bellevue, OH
- 41.27377, -82.840719
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Ohio History Connection
TREMONT HOUSE
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TREMONT HOUSEBuilt in 1846, the Tremont House was opened by Loel and Samuel B. Chandler to serve stagecoach traffic on the Maumee Pike (U.S. Route 20). Briefly a hotel, this Bellevue landmark has housed grocery and hardware stores, a pharmacy, and even a cigar factory. The third floor ballroom hosted community events and fraternal organizations such as the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF). The building’s west side is on the western boundary of the Firelands region of the Connecticut Western Reserve. An example of Greek Revival architecture, the Tremont House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2006.
BELLEVUE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
THE OHIO HISTORY CONNECTION
2015
