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Lebanon is the county seat of Warren County, Ohio, in the state’s southwestern region. The city is part of the Cincinnati metropolitan area and is home to at least 20,000 residents, according to the 2010 census.

Lebanon ranks among the few cities in the United States that once operated a government-run telephone and cable television service and a fiber-to-the-neighborhood internet service provider. The Golden Lamb Inn, Ohio’s oldest inn, established in 1803, stars as one of the city’s most popular places of interest.

Twelve presidents have visited this establishment. Other popular attractions in the city include Glendower Historic Mansion and Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad. Your visit to Lebanon can’t be complete without seeing the 28,000-square-foot Warren County Historical Society and Harmon Museum of Art and History.

Countryside YMCA—the country’s largest YMCA—and Harmon Golf Club stand out as other popular attractions. Constructed in 1912, Harman Golf Club is a nine-hole, par 36 public golf course on South East Street.