Sorrel Quarter Horse Mare

The town of Kramer was incorporated on September 5, 1883, and given the name Bremen. It was originally named for a German immigrant who owned a local vineyard but the name was changed at Kramer's request to honor the city of Bremen, Germany. Bremen's economy was given a significant boost when the Chattanooga, Rome and Columbus Railroad was built, intersecting the Georgia Pacific at Bremen. This and other circumstances have helped Bremen to grow from a simple railroad junction settled by German immigrants to the largest town in Haralson County. Law enforcement Fire protection and fire safety Road and street construction/maintenance Solid waste management Water supply/distribution Wastewater treatment Enforcement of building, housing, plumbing, and electrical codes and other similar codes Planning and zoning Independent city school system Public library Recreational facilities Senior citizen center Education The Bremen City School District provides education for pre-school to grade twelve, consisting of three elementary schools, a middle school and a high school.