Randy Jaye

The Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Station is one of a long list of surviving historic structures in the City of Lebanon.

The Colonial Theater was built in 1923 and was located at the northwest corner of 9th and Cumberland streets. 100 years later, its elegance has not been equaled locally. 

In a first for Lebanon County, one of its thirty-one structures on the National Register of Historic Places has been removed.

Lebanon has had a long history of family restaurants and diners.

Alden Villa, also known as Millwood, is a historic Gilded Age three-story mansion spanning 11,223 square feet located in Cornwall (its official address is 1012 Alden Way, Lebanon, PA).

During the mid-1900s, it seemed there was a neighborhood bar on nearly every corner in Lebanon.

There were no major battles near Fort Swatara; however, several soldiers and many settlers were killed, and several women and children were kidnapped by marauding Indians.

In 1957, the Hotel Weimer was sold for about $250,000 to one of the world’s largest hotel chains, Milner Hotels Management Inc., “in what was termed the greatest property transfer in local history.”