Photos of the parade and ceremonies honoring our veterans on May 29, 2010. Includes floats, marchers, our veterans and the Lebanon Citizen of the Year, Marge Jahoda.  Many thanks to resident Ed Tollmann for the photos. 

This was a planned burn exerise for the Lebanon Fire Department of the old Manning House on Chappell Rd.

Photos courtesy of Alton Blodgett

Thanks to resident, Bruce Ramsey for the photos!

Photos of the parade and ceremonies honoring our veterans on May 23, 2009. Includes floats, marchers, our veterans and the Lebanon Citizen of the Year, Russ Blakeslee.  Many thanks to residents Ed Tollmann & Paul Oliver for the photos. 

Photos from opening day of the 2008 Lebanon Farmers Market, 6/14/2008. Photos provided by Lebanon resident, Wayne Budney.

Photos of the parade and ceremonies honoring our veterans on May 24, 2008. Includes floats, marchers, our veterans and the Lebanon Citizen of the Year, Ron Bender.  Many thanks to Ed Tollmann for the photos. 

Pictures of the removal of the four large spruce trees from the Liberty Hill Cemetery. They were removed on November 28th and 29th, 2007 to prevent damage to the historic grave stones should they fall during strong winds or due to the apparent decay. The tree climber is Mark Roberts, owner of New View Tree Removal, LLC. His crew not only chipped and hauled away all the branches but blew all the leaves in the cemetery into piles and removed them also.

Pictures of activity supporting the SmithsonianTraveling Barn Again Exhibit hosted by Lebanon Historical Society in April 2005 

A collection of post cards showing some of Lebanon's history.

A photo documentary of the Lebanon Rail Trail by Donna Koenig.

Pictures from the Revolutionary War encampment on the Green in 2005.

The 8^th Annual Lebanon Summer Dancefest 2007 had a record breaking crowd of an estimated 8,000 people at various times surrounding the Lebanon Green. This was the largest crowd ever!

Photos of the parade and ceremonies honoring our veterans on May 26, 2007.  Includes floats, marchers, our veterans and the Lebanon Citizen of the Year.

Photos from the first few weekends of the Farmers' Market.

This year the Jonathan Trumbull Jr. House sponsored “Art on the Green” which allowed local artists to display and sell their works. The event was held on the lawn of the museum and was well attended. Next year the event will be held again on September 6, 2008. Anyone interested is exhibiting their work may call Judy Vertefeuille at 860-642-2531.