Bonham City
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]