THIS PLACE IS BEAUTIFUL BUT CREEPY(LEBANON, OHIO)

Today Lebanon is a neighboring community to the expansions of both Cincinnati and Dayton. It has embraced its historic district with the refurbishing of the pre-civil war architecture. Lebanon contains numerous antique shops with specialty boutiques and restaurants dotted throughout the town.
I turned onto a brick alleyway and found my way to a small park with an old bandstand. During my tour each turn offered another avenue of antique shops, restaurants and points of interest. Lebanon City Park (above) was dedicated as a city park in 1802 with the provision that it be preserved as a public space to be enjoyed by all.
Throughout the city you will find historic markers explaining the history and importance of beautifully restored homes. With ample parking and friendly people Lebanon beckons you. Whether you find yourself there for the Autumn Apple Festival, Summer Blues Festival, or the Winter Christmas lights why not spend a little extra time exploring this wonderful Ohio town.
In the mid 1800s, stagecoaches traveled between Lebanon and Cincinnati, carrying passengers for $1.25 a seat. The trip would begin between 8 and 9am and reach its destination by 4pm the same day. A change of horses and a chance for refreshments occurred at noon at Grahams Hotel in Sharonville.
The Golden Lamb, recognized as Ohio’s oldest inn (est. 1802). The current structure was built in 1815 by Ichabod Corwin, the first settler in Lebanon in 1796. The inn has hosted many dignitaries, including 12 presidents.
The Western Star, Ohio’s oldest weekly newspaper was started in 1807 by John McLean
Lebanon Raceway, which runs trotters.
Glendower, a Greek Revival architecture mansion which dates from 1836.
Warren County Historical Society Museum, displaying local artifacts, both historic and pre-historic.
Lebanon Ohio's Scenic Railroad
Each year the Annual Horse Drawn Carriage Parade and Christmas Festival attracts 1000s of visitors to Lebanon for the festivities. Of course the star attraction are the 20 + horse drawn carriages.The festival is held on the first Saturday in December with two horse-drawn carriage parades: a daylight parade at 1 pm and the traditional candlelight parade at 7 pm, each parade lasting approximately 1 hour. Remember to get there early to find a parking spot and viewing position along the parade route.
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[@evie8702]

I really enjoyed your video. Love how you gave us the history of the hotel. You have a great family too. Can’t wait to watch the next video. Awesome job 👍

[@diannaotero5807]

Hi guys, looks awesome can't wait to watch.

[@bbvlogs2733]

I live in this town

[@haydenmcginnis7732]

That is my home town will say the golden lamb is super creepy

[@southgatekentuckysouthgate3022]

Happy Anniversary! Very nice video,I enjoyed watching your narration,and experience here in Lebanon. I moved here in March,2014. I Love it here. We walk the town alot and I take videos too.

[@joemo_edits]

That building is creepy

[@diannaotero5807]

Happy Anniversary

[@1M005E1]

It's a tourist attraction. Been inside The Golden Lamb so many times, even manager ( friend) said back in late 1990's the little tricks they do to get people to come & spend the nights. Word of mouth they are haunted.

[@EMMERLY-.-]

This is so disrespectful to us this place isn’t haunted

[@LexMJ]

A ghost ate my leftovers then my grandmas ashes, her last dying wish was to eat there but instead she was ate there. Grandma mimi ate 😞

[@ninjaexplorations2100]

Google it your wrong the golden lamb inn is the most haunted restaurant in Ohio it was on the news get you facts right before you slander my channel if you don’t like it don’t watch it