Bonham City Hall is located at 514 Chestnut Street, Bonham, TX 75418. Phone: 903‑583‑7555.
Neighborhoods
Arbor Creek
Askey
Avalon Addition
Beaver Point Addition
Belair Addition
Belle-View Addition
Bethel Addition
Birdwell Addition
Burney Addition
Burow Addition
Carpenter Addition
Cedar Creek Addition
Cedar Lane Addition
Chaffin Addition
Cochran Addition
Country Club Village Addition
Cox Addition
Crawford Addition
Crenshaw
Dorough Addition
Dunn Block Addition
Evans Block Addition
Fairview Addition
Fitzwater Addition
Forest Park Addition
Franklin Addition
Gibson
Glen Meadows
Glendale Addition
Glenwood Addition
Green View Addition
Hays Addition
Huckleberry Ranch
Hunt Addition
Hunter Terrace Addition
Inglish Addition
Inglish Estates Addition
Ivey Rose Addition
Johnson Addition
Justine Estates
Lake Bonham
Lake Road Estates
Lakeview
Legacy Ridge
Lindawood Acres
Lipscomb Addition
Marshall Addition
North Shore Circle Addition
North Village Addition
Oakridge Addition
Opera House Block Addition
Paldao Addition
Pendergrass
Pennington
Pin Oaks Addition
Ravenna Pike Estates
Reich Addition
Rogers
Rosenbaum Addition
Russell Heights
Saddleback Ridge
Sadler
Sand Creek
Semple Addition
Shannon Baker Addition
Simpson Addition
Slaughter
Spencer Addition
Spoonamore
Stevens Addition
Taylor Addition
The Meadows Addition
Timber Creek Addition
Williamm Cox Acres
Williams Addition
Zepada
Originally named Bois d'Arc, the city was renamed Bonham in 1844 in honor of James B. Bonham who died at the Battle of the Alamo. The city was incorporated in 1848. The Dennison, Bonham and New Orleans railway branch of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail line was built from Bonham to Denison by 1887. [Texas State Historical Society, www.tshaonline.org, accessed May, 2015]