Lebanon Historical Society

Lebanon Historical Society

Lebanon Wisconsin

Dodge County

Preserve

We strive to preserve Lebanon’s rich history by curating our museum

Learn

Explore the grounds and learn all about the history of Lebanon from our very knowledgable members!

Discover

Engage with your community while you discover the roots of Lebanon!

Inspire from the past

Our mission

“The Lebanon Historical Society helps people connect to the past by collecting, preserving and sharing, stories
and artifacts about Lebanon, Wisconsin.”

Ed Raether, LHS President

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Exhibits

Currently On Display

Town Hall Museum

Check out a wide variety of artifacts from the 1850’s to early 1950’s, all from Lebanon Historical Societies Archives and Databases!

Karl Greve Log Cabin

Come check out our incredible preservation of Karl Greve’s Log Cabin! Come take a step into the past to see how the original Lebanon residents lived.

Upcoming Educational Program

Sunday, April 16th, 2023 at 4:00 PM Lebanon Historical Society Lifetime Member: Edward G. Langer  Presents.

Membership

Our Pricing

The LHS membership is open to anyone wishing to join. Becoming a member says that you want to help build our future.  Membership is easy, affordable, and tax deductible, so surely it will fit your budget.

Lifetime Individual

100% Donation

Helps Grow Community

Tax Dedictible

1 lifetime membership

$150

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Lifetime Couple

100% Donation

Grow Community

Tax Deductible

2 Lifetime memberships

$250

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Our blog

Latest Newsletter & Articles

  • LHS Annual Chili Lunch Fundraiser

    Sunday, October 13, 2024 10am to 1pm N1712 County Road R., Lebanon, WI (new Center)

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  • A History of Lebanon, Wisconsin
    by Charles E. Werth

    “The First Residents”A common thread, which runs through the fabric of the history of Lebanon, is profound appreciation for the natural beautyand resources of the area. Little is known about the Native Americans who first inhabited this region. In earlier daysarrowheads and other implements of stone used by the hunter/gatherer peoples would surface while modern…

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  • Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lebanon

    Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lebanon was the first Lutheran congregation in Dodge and Jefferson counties. As such, it occupies a unique position in the history of Lebanon, Emmet, Ixonia, and Watertown. Virtually every Lutheran congregation in the area, along with First Baptist Church in Watertown, traces its origins to Immanuel. One of the congregation’s Anniversary…

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