The Lebanon Schoolhouse was constructed in 1907, in Greek Revival style, to serve the now defunct town of Lebanon and the region. The original merry-go-round remains in the schoolyard. The Schoolhouse served as a cultural and educational center for the region until it was closed in 1963. Restored and brought to life again as a B&B in the 1980s, the Schoolhouse has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1996.

Under the stewardship of owners Ken and Laura Hahn, the Schoolhouse offers the ideal combination of modern amenities and historic beauty. And breakfast is not to be missed!