Named for Jesup Wakeman, an early settler from Connecticut who was involved in western land speculation between 1800 and 1840, Wakeman is a village in central Wakeman Township, Huron County, Ohio. The region in which the community was settled was part of the Firelands area of the Connecticut Reserve. Wakeman is twelve miles south of Lake Erie.
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Located three miles northeast of Wakeman, Ohio, the privately owned airport is open to public use. Airport ownership and management information, airport services, communications, and operational statistics are presented, along witih an aerial photograph, sectional chart, and distance calculator.
http://www.airnav.com/airport/I64/
Based in Wakeman, Ohio, the home construction company builds homes throughout Huron, Lorain and Erie counties, on private sites or in one of its Wakeman neighborhood developments, Cherdon Estates or River Bend. Profiles of its development sites are presented, along with floor plan examples and contact data.
http://www.fanninbrothers.com/
Matthew Hawley, Attorney at Law
Specializing in workers compensation, manufacturing injuries, motorcycle accidents and bankruptcy cases, the legal office is located in Wakeman, Ohio. Its location, office hours, and contacts are featured.
http://www.hawleylawfirm.com/
The company was established by Richard Bolden of Wakeman, Ohio, and offers cattle for sale throughout the year, along with supplies, providing services to help its customers find the right calf for the intended purpose, grooming, and education.
http://www.richiecattleco.com/
The mobile home park is located along the Vermillion River in Wakeman Township, Ohio. A map shows the location of the park, photographs are included, and its amenities, rates and contacts are put forward.
http://riverviewohio.com/
The Roman Catholic church is located in Wakeman, Ohio. Its staff, a church bulletin, ministry and mass schedules, and a parish registration form are presented, along with photographs of the congregation and images of the church building.
http://stmarywakeman.parishesonline.com/
The refurbished 19th century farmhouse now serves as a bed and breakfast facility, offering a choice of three rooms. Maps, directions, and photographs of its rooms and common areas are featured, with contact data.
http://www.wakemanguesthouse.com/
The village’s official web site offers a profile of the community and an introduction to its administrative officers, elected officials, and departments. A community calendar, codified ordinances, and contacts are included.
http://www.wakemanohio.com/
Comprised of one full-time officer, the chief, as well as part-time paid and reserve positions, the law enforcement agency serves the village of Wakeman, Ohio. Featured are crime statistics, a police blotter, and information about the department’s house check program.
http://www.wakemanpolice.org/
