Situated in northern Columbiana County and southern Mahoning County, the city of Salem, Ohio was founded by John Straughan and Zadok Street in 1806. A large percentage of the community’s early settlers were members of the Religious Society of Friends, also known as the Quakers.
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Channel 9 is Salem, Ohio’s local cable access channel of Time Warner Cable. Its programming schedule is featured.
http://channel9.salemohio.com/
The history and location of the city is offered on its official web site, along with an overview and contacts for the city’s administrative offices, departments and services. Also included is a guide to local schools and other public facilities.
http://www.cityofsalemohio.org/
A map and directions to the full-service print shop in Salem, Ohio is given, along with its business hours and contact data.
http://printworks.salemohio.com/
Salem Area Chamber of Commerce
Based in Salem, Ohio, the membership organization is comprised of businesses and community leaders, offering its membership networking opportunities, business advocacy, and other programs to enhance the economic interests of its members and the community. Member benefits, schedules, and contacts are posted.
http://www.salemohiochamber.org/
The SASC is a division of the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce, and co-sponsored with the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation Division of Safety & Hygiene. Its programs, benefits, and schedules are posted, and announcements are made on the site.
http://www.salemareasafetycouncil.org/
Founded in 1947, the membership organization operates a museum in Salem, Ohio. Its facilities, hours of operation, historical tours, and exhibits are highlighted, and membership information is offered.
http://www.salemhistoricalsociety.org/
The public library had its beginnings as a collection of reference materials, intended to support the research of the Monday Night Club, a local literary organization. Its history, programs and events are posted, with photographs, schedules, and event announcements.
http://www.salem.lib.oh.us/
The history of Salem, Ohio is featured here, including the places, people and events that have made up the history of the community. Period photographs are also published.
http://www.salemohiohistory.com/
Maintained by the Salem Area Tourism Board, the site features a guide to the Salem, Ohio area, including a business directory, local shopping venues, restaurants, attractions, and recreational opportunities. A calendar of events is included.
http://www.visitsalemohio.com/
