History of Lebanon, Connecticut, USA

Journey back in time to Lebanon, Connecticut, USA

• Incorporated in 1700, Lebanon was the first settlement in the Connecticut Colony that received a biblical name.
  
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• 1819 - Lebanon
  Lebanon, a post town, is situated 30 miles southeast from Hartford. It is bounded north on Columbia, east on Windham and Franklin, south on Franklin, ...Read MORE...
  
  
  
• 1854 - Lebanon
  Lebanon, a post-village of New London county, Connecticut, 27 miles E. S. E. from Hartford. It consists principally of one fine street, 30 rods in bre...Read MORE...
  
  
  
•  1871 - Lebanon, Conn., still cherishes on its common the old oven used by the French in the Revolution.
  
  St Joseph Herald
  Saint Joseph, Michigan
  December 2, 1871
  
  
• 1895 - Lebanon
  Lebanon, a post-village of New London co., Conn., in Lebanon township, 2 miles W. of Lebanon Station on the New London Northern Railroad, which is 6 m...Read MORE...
  
  
  
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  Revolutionary War Office, Lebanon, Conn.
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  Jonathan Trumbull Tomb, Lebanon, Ct.
  
  "...Connecticut's Revolutionary War Governor, the only Colonial Governor to support the war for independence... Under Governor Trumbull's leadership, Connecticut was credited with providing more than half of... Read MORE...
  
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• 1916
  Lebanon, a post-village of New London co., Conn., in Lebanon township (town), near the Central Vermont R., about 27 miles ESE. of Hartford. Pop. of th...Read MORE...
  
  
  
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  "Main Building" Grand Lake Lodge, Lebanon, Conn.
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