Lebanon Ohio, is a thriving community located halfway between Dayton and Cincinnati. In this city visitors will find interesting 19th Century architecture, pleasant parks, comfortable accommodations and good dining. The city was founded in the early part of the 19th Century and has grown to the affable community of today.
Visitors to Fort Ancient State Memorial near Lebanon can see the prehistoric mounds built by American Indians over 2,000 years ago. The large on site museum at Fort Ancient explains in detail the history of the Indian people who lived in the Ohio Valley, and of history the site itself. The museum is the best place to begin a tour of the site. The area also has hiking trails and picnic facilities to enjoy the beautiful scenery at the Fort Ancient State Memorial.
The Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon is Ohio's oldest inn. Established in 1803, it has served the needs of weary and hungry travelers for over 200 years. The Golden Lamb Inn has been restored over the years and today meets the needs of the modern traveler. Four dining rooms, a gift shop, and forty guest rooms round out the establishment.
The Warren County Historical Society Museum in Lebanon explores the history of Warren County from prehistoric times to the 20th Century. This a great place to learn all about the town and surrounding areas. The museum is housed in the beautiful Harmon Hall, a three storey brick building.
The main floor of the building is the Shaker Gallery, which looks at the Union Village Shakers, an important part of the Shaker movement in the western United States.
Address: Warren County Historical Society Museum, 105 South Broadway Street, Lebanon, OH 45036-1707, United States
Phone: 1 (513) 932-1817, Fax: 1 (513) 932-8560
Hours:
10am-4pm; Closed: Sun, Mon
Disability Access: Full facilities for persons with disabilities.
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