Lebanon City
Lebanon Municipal Offices are located at 401 South Meridian Street, Lebanon IN 46052; Mayor's Office phone: 765‑482‑1201.
Neighborhoods
- Brendanwood
- Brighton Bay
- Bryan Addition
- Caldwell
- Cardinal Hill
- Chadwick
- Chadwick Village
- Clear Vista
- Clifford Court
- Country Club Park
- Countryside
- Daniels Crossing
- Eden Garden Homes
- Edgewood
- Elmwood
- Evans Addition
- Fairview
- Falling Waters
- Fayette
- Golfside
- Hazel College West
- Hazlett
- Headley Condos
- Hickory Meadows
- Hieston
- Higgins
- Highland Overlook
- Holmes Station North
- Hysong
- Jackson
- Jamison
- Julians
- Kenworthy
- Klotz
- Lane
- Levi Lane
- Liberty
- Longley
- Lost Run Farm
- Lyn Lea Estates
- Maplewood
- Mar Lee
- Mar Lee Manor
- Meadow Lane
- Meadow Wings
- Morningside
- Northfield
- Northfield Village
- Park Place
- Parkway
- Pleasant Acres
- Prairie Heights
- Quell Run
- Rolling Meadows
- Saratoga
- Simplicity
- Smith Knoll Farms
- Somerset Common
- Stable Run
- Stable Walk
- Sugar Royal Addition
- Sunny Brook
- Sunnycrest
- Sunset Park
- The Willows
- The Woods
- Tradewinds
- Tripps
- Trotwood Farms
- Tyre
- Ulen Country Club
- Ulen Country Club Park
- Ulen Countryside Estates
- Ulen North
- Villas Of Ulen North
- Walnut Glen
- Williamsons
- Wysong
Lebanon Public Library is located at 104 East Washington Street, Lebanon IN 46052; phone: 765-482-3460. Labanon was incorporated in 1830 and became the Boone County Seat in 1832. Naming of the town is credited to Adam French, an early town commissioner – a grove of hickory trees supposedly reminded him of the biblical Cedars of Lebanon.
Learning of the impending creation of Boone County, James Perry Drake and George L Kinnard at the county's center in 1830 and began platting a town in anticipation of it being made the seat of government. To leverage their deal, they donated the town square and additional acreage to be used, as necessary, for the county government. [1]
- www.bccn.boone.in.us, accessed May 2007.