Tell me more I'm considering moving my family up there

@@frankhollow8121 it’s a great place to move to,the schools are great. There are many walking trails and biking trails and a couple of campgrounds pretty close by and in west Lebanon there are tons of restaurants,and the power house mall will isn’t like any normal because it’s all made out of an old power house there is a candy store inside and tons of places for kids to enjoy

@@c0nvexJester okay sounds good but how about racism how bad can it get? Because I am Latino and I don't want my child getting bullied

@@frankhollow8121 oh it doesn’t get bad at all I’ve never heard a thing about it

Mar7aba Habibi. I had the same question. I was researching some libraries and books as there was not really the reason why they named the City Lebanon. But: The name Lebanon comes from the biblical cedars of ancient Lebanon, a Semitic word meaning white that refers to the nearby mountain with perpetual snows on its summit. Established in 1761, the name for this town was probably selected by the many early settlers who were from Lebanon, Connecticut, including Eleazar Wheelock, founder of Dartmouth College. Lebanon was the original location of the Indian Charity School from which Dartmouth is descended. In 1781, Lebanon was one of the towns that attempted to join Vermont, but later returned to New Hampshire. Lebanon was incorporated as a city in 1957. The city of Lebanon in Conneticut probably originated from the Indian Mohegan Tribe as one the Tribe Members had a farm of "Cedrus Libani" which is the Lebanese Cedar from Lebanon in the Middle East. You see, we are everywhere.