Bakersville, Ohio facts for kids
Bakersville is a small, unincorporated community located in Ohio, United States. It's found in Adams Township, within Coshocton County. An unincorporated community means it's a recognized place, but it doesn't have its own local government like a city or town. Bakersville has its own post office, and its ZIP code is 43803. You can find it along State Route 751, northeast of West Lafayette.
What is Bakersville's History?
Bakersville was first established in 1848. A person named John Baker founded the community. He also gave it his name, which is how Bakersville got its title.
The community got its own post office in 1850. This post office served the area for many years. It operated until 2002. After that, postal services moved to the Bakersville Garage. Two employees from the garage staff continued to manage the mail services.
