Welcome to Historic Lebanon Tomorrow

Welcome to Historic Lebanon Tomorrow on the internet!

We are committed to protecting the history, heritage, and past of the historic town square and surrounding neighborhoods in Lebanon, TN.

You can also help by becoming a member!

Need to contact us?
Use our handy online form here
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Email us directly (info@historiclebanontomorrow.org).

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HLT is proud to announce our new Mini Grant program!
This program provides matching grants for projects that enhance the historical appearance of the district.

- click here for more information and a downloadable form!

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Welcome to Historic Lebanon Tomorrow

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Tour of Historic Places

Mark your calendar: Saturday, December 3rd - 5:00p.m. - 8:30p.m.

Tickets are available for $8 at the Wilson Bank & Trust main office, the Lebanon Chamber Office, and the night of the tour at the Capitol Theatre Box Office for $10.

Tour seven different historic locations in and around Lebanon.
- Scott Graham Home, 217 East Spring Street
- McBrien and Kane Law Office, 133 South College Street
- Public Square
- Capitol Theatre, 110 West Main Street
- Tracey and Kim Parks Home, 214 South Tarver Avenue
- Tom Clemmons Home, 612 West Main Street
- Karen Hunter-Lowery Home, 608 West Main Street
- The Mitchell House, 103 North Castle Heights Avenue

The town square will also be celebrating their Victorian Christmas Open House Saturday, so come early and enjoy refreshments and great shopping on the square!

- Click here for a downloadable poster for this event!

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We're continuing with plans for our proposed Courthouse Plaza, which includes the Clock Tower project in the SouthWest corner of the Public Square.
Historic Lebanon Tomorrow

Lebanon’s architectural heritage makes it unique from all other cities. The historic properties which grace our community are not only important from a visual perspective but many offer great economic potential. The key to unlocking this potential is to properly identify the most appropriate usages for a historic property. Many successful examples of this philosophy exist in our community, for instance, the transformation of the Mitchell House and Castle Heights Main Building...to name just a few.

Many important buildings remain scattered through the various parts of Lebanon which could also be transformed. These projects could have a major economic impact and fill different needs. The Capitol theater has great potential. The historic facades of the Square could shine and bustle with activity. The Arcade on the Square offers an opportunity to create a mixed use commercial project with a major restaurant anchor on the lower floor with shops along side and above. The on-going rebirth of the Mill is also of major significance.

The members of Historic Lebanon Tomorrow strive to work with downtown business owners, property owners, local government officials and residents to make Lebanon’s historic downtown area a thriving location for business and retail.