In 1987, the Lebanon City Council began discussing what to do about the city’s oldest house. Now known as Dana House, it was on private property and the owners offered to sell it to the city for $15,000 instead of demolishing it.The only caveat was.
The Lebanon Historical Society is looking for volunteers as it begins its plans to raise money for a home of its own.The historical society is currently based at the Marion J. Carter Homestead in downtown Lebanon, but it does not own the mansion,.