Bellevue Historical Society

Restoration

Tremont House Restoration

below are a few of the recent projects restoring the tremont house

On Monday April 5th 2021 this is what was happening on Main St in Bellevue Ohio at the Tremont House. The columns are now in place for the ongoing restoration project made possible by the continued support of people near and far. Thank you
With further support of our fundraiser s and capital campaign progress will go faster. For donation information visit our website at http://www.BellevueHistoricalSociety.com or http://www.TremontHouse.org for information on how to donate. Donations can also be made online. Thank you!

Here's a glimpse of the old windows coming out of the front of the Tremont House and how it looks now with the new windows and doors installed. What a difference!
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The old front windows of the Tremont House are now being removed to showcase the restored building front with it's new windows and doors. Bob Wagner (left - white jacket) and Paul Wolfe (right - green shirt) are placing their hands on the glass windows they were instrumental in installing many many years ago which is now being removed during the restoration process.

NEW FRONT DOOR INSTALLED
The door, sidelights, and transom for the new front of the Tremont House have been delivered and installed. The door, custom made to be period correct, has a modern advantage: one sidelight is hinged so it can be opened to allow larger objects to be moved in and out of the building. Saturday’s installation was done by Wilhelm Construction and museum volunteers. A generous grant from the Sandusky County Communities Foundation covered the cost of the door, sidelights and transom. Installation costs were covered by an anonymous donor.

Part of Phase I of the Tremont House Project, the Society is working to reclaim and restore the building which anchors our downtown. The Tremont House is downtown Bellevue’s only building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.