Lebanon, Ohio
Lebanon is the county seat of Warren County. It has a population of about 21,909 people as of 2023 and is part of the Cincinnati metropolitan area. Lebanon is known as "The Cedar City" because of the many juniper or Eastern Red cedar trees there.
Some of the places of interest in Lebanon are:
- Warren County Historical Society Museum: This museum showcases the history and culture of Warren County, from Native American artifacts to Shaker furniture to vintage cars.
- Glendower Historic Mansion and Arboretum: This Greek Revival style house was built in 1845 and is now a state memorial. It features period furnishings, paintings, and gardens.
- Lebanon Peddlers Mall: This is a large indoor flea market that sells antiques, collectibles, crafts, and more.
- Hidden Valley Orchard: This orchard offers fresh fruits, vegetables, baked goods, wine, and coffee. It also hosts seasonal events and activities.
- King of Kings: This is a giant statue of Jesus Christ that stands outside the Solid Rock Church. It replaced the original statue that was destroyed by lightning in 2010.
Some of the largest employers in Lebanon are:
- L-3 Communications: This company provides communication systems, products, and services for aerospace and defense industries.
- Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices: This is a non-profit organization that operates retirement communities and health care facilities for seniors.
- ADVICS Manufacturing Ohio: This company produces brake systems and components for automobiles.
- Kroger Marketplace: This is a large supermarket that sells groceries, household items, clothing, and more.
- Lebanon City School District: This is the public school system that serves about 5,500 students in Lebanon and surrounding areas.
