VolunteerAre you interested in getting hands-on with history? Volunteers are an essential part of the Bedford Historical Society and we have volunteer opportunities available whatever your age or interest. For more information, contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Louise Novak, at 440-439-6150 or by email at novak.louise@gmail.com.
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MembershipThe Bedford Historical Society extends membership to anyone with an interest in history. There are several giving levels available from $10 to $10,000. Investing in a membership will help sustain our history. Our history defines us. Our history unites us. Our communities are a good place to call home.
Ways to support
RentThe lower level of the Old Baptist Church (now the Community Building) is available to rent. The facility has a hall capacity of 90 people. The kitchen contains two large refrigerators and two warming ovens. Fees and scheduling information can be obtained by calling 440-232-0796.
Rental Options-
1832 Hezekiah Dunham House
The Hezekiah Dunham House is a brick Georgian mansion built by one of Bedford’s early settlers. The house was restored mainly by volunteer labor in…
1874 Town Hall
The 1874 Town Hall is located on Bedford Public Square at 30 South Park (Squire Place). The three story brick building is constructed in the…
1882 Wheeling & Lake Erie Train Depot
A 1920s passenger station is on display inside the historic depot. The depot is owned by the City of Bedford and the Society operates the…
1892 Old Baptist Church
The Late Gothic Revival style building has an interior Akron Plan design. Jacob Snyder was the architect of this popular design inspired by the Protestant…