Past Events

The historical significance of The Tremont House, and recognition that it is an architectural treasure, has been cast - not in stone, but in bronze - on an Ohio Historical Marker.  The Marker was acquired thanks to a grant from the William G. Pomeroy Foundation through the Ohio History Connection (formerly the Ohio Historical Society).  It will be installed on the North West Street side of the building.

Come and join us for a few hours for a relaxing evening painting a happy flower, a sunflower.  Plus, delicious treats will be available with a variety of cupcakes topped with a sunflower and your choice of tea, lemonade, coffee or water for $35.00 per person. Copper Top Bake Shop specialty items are at your own expense.  Sign up for evening is available at the Golden Acorn or Hunters Needs. Space is limited and will be on a first come first serve bases.   June 29, 2016 from 6pm – 8pm.   Copper Top Bake Shop, 114 N. Sandusky St., Bellevue   Proceeds go to the ongoing process of the Tremont House restoration project.

Bellevue s Copper Top Bakery and Leslie Woodard will be hosting a fundraising event for the Bellevue Historical Society Tremont House Restoration Project.
Oct. 13, 2016 at 6:00 we will be painting a canvas with pumpkins and enjoying Pumpkin Spice Cupcakes and Pumpkin Carmel Latte. Tea, lemonade and cider will also be available. Seating is limited, sign up at Golden Acorn or Hunters Needs. Everything is provide for $35.00 per painter. No experience needed. Come and enjoy a fun relaxing evening doing a painting.

The Gingerbread House Contest great time to support the Bellevue Historical Society with their ongoing efforts to create a home for vast collection of goodies from Bellevue's History.  Mary's Catering / R.R. Depot is hosting the Gingerbread contest fundraiser. You and the children or you and the grandchildren can have a lot of fun making a entry in the Gingerbread House Contest, you just might be the big winner. Check out the rules for entry and sign up!  Let those creative juices start flowing. Everyone anyone is invited to entry annual Gingerbread House Contest and proceeds from the contest will be donated to the Bellevue Historical Society for the Tremont House Project.

Before they opened up the Long Way Home Famliy Restaurant, the Long family knew they wanted to give back to the community. To that end, they recently teamed up with the Bellevue Historical Society to do a fundraiser for the Tremont House restoration project.

Long Way Home pledged to donate all of the money they made on Sunday, Dec. 6, to the Historical Society. For the Longs, it was just a good way to help out the community.  “There’s so many good things going on in this town, and they're getting better and better all the time” said owner Tom Long.