The Golden Lamb in Lebanon was listed as the oldest restaurant in Ohio. The Golden Lamb opened in 1803, has remained in the same location and has hosted 12 U.S. presidents.

Jonas Seaman would be proud to know that the stage coach inn he founded in 1803 in downtown Lebanon is now Ohio’s longest continuously running business.

The Golden Lamb in Lebanon has been named the "Most Famous Restaurant in Ohio" by MSN.com.

Home Food News Lebanon’s The Golden Lamb Is Still ... 11, 2016. 698. Photograph by Marlene Rounds. O pened in 1803, this historic inn is the oldest continually operated business in Ohio, its authentic ...

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The historic Golden Lamb restaurant anchors Lebanon’s Broadway Street, brimming with strollable boutiques and antique shops. By. Garin Pirnia-June 24, 2024. 4172. ... Many new boutiques have popped up ...

The Golden Lamb, a Lebanon restaurant and boutique hotel with over 200 years of history, ... The Golden Lamb is Ohio’s oldest inn and the Buckeye State’s oldest continuously operating business.

Ohio's oldest hotel, the Golden Lamb in Lebanon, serves a fabulous pie, "sort of a Shaker sugar pie with coconut," says Wes Bausmith, a deputy design editor in The Times' features department.

The Golden Lamb in Lebanon has been named the "Most Famous Restaurant in Ohio" by MSN.com.