As seen in the Lebanon Advertiser: Senator Christopher Belt (D–Swansea) and State Representative LaToya Greenwood (D-East St. Louis) met with newly elected Lebanon Mayor Cheri Wright and Lebanon Historical Society Treasurer Len Adams to discuss the impact COVID 19 has had on the Lebanon Historical Society. The overarching issue addressed during this meeting focused on…
Save as PDFDave Porter, Editor and owner of the current Lebanon Advertiser, being shown how the Kluge press works by none other than Harrison Church. What a great moment! https://www.facebook.com/ramblinman/videos/10205647347039415/ Thanks Dave for bringing back memories of Harrison and what he did! Nice!!! Save as PDF
Save as PDFIt is a new day, and we are looking to the past! Well, actually we are looking for information about the past. If you have information pertaining to ANYTHING in the history of Lebanon and the surrounding area, we are very interested in hearing about it. As always, artifacts, documents, imagery can tell the story….
Save as PDFIn discussions during our Historical Society Meetings, we have been presented with a questionnaire that is intended to help us with our journey toward expanding our offerings to the public. This is a discussion guide and a workbook. Please take the time to review this document and answer the questions. We will be using it…
Save as PDFThe Lebanon Trolley Remembering the Past!The History of Trolleys in Lebanon From ~1903 till (end year), trolleys serviced the Lebanon area, carrying passengers from St Louis to Lebanon with stops in East St Louis, O’Fallon, (stop references here). Trolley service sped up the time it used to take to cover the approximate 22 miles from…
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