A Holly Jolly Recap of 2019

At a sold out Preview Party, guests were invited to be the first to experience the magic of "Christmas at Glendower" with dinner at the Golden Lamb followed by a private preview of Glendower Mansion's lavish decor.
At what would become the most successful to date, guests came to see Lebanon's historic Glendower Mansion artfully adorned for the season. For six weeks (Nov. 23rd - Dec. 29th) the charming touch the interior designers created in the halls of this elegant estate left guests feeling warm and ready for the holidays. The on-site Gift Shop full of holiday decor, children's books and toys, jewelry and other fine museum gifts allowed guests to bring some of the magic home. 

For more information on Christmas at Glendower, click here.
​Between November 29th and December 1st, guests of all ages were greeted by a scale model train display inside the Lebanon Conference and Banquet Center, featuring the work of Dayton N-Track.

​This FREE event was sponsored by Main Street Lebanon & the Warren County Historical Society as a part of Main Street's Christmas in Lebanon.
​A second FREE model train exhibit, Tiny Trains, created by the Miami Valley S-Gaugers, will be on display in the Lebanon Conference and Banquet Center (121 S. Broadway, Lebanon, OH 45036). 
The Bones of Cincinnatus performed holiday season classics, arranged for the unique capabilities of a trombone ensemble to a sold out Lunch and Learn crowd.
Then, the LHS Choir performed a special FREE holiday concert, Singing in the Season.
For the second year, WCHS is held its Christmas Tree Decorating Contest and Auction at Harmon Museum.  This event was a huge success, both as a fundraiser for Harmon Museum’s children’s education programs but also as a community event. Staff and WCHS Board members purchased 55 three foot artificial Christmas trees and handed them out to individuals, businesses, schools and shops to decorate. Once decorated, the trees were displayed on the Village Green, of  Harmon Museum. During Lebanon’s Horse Drawn Carriage Parade, on December 7th, admission was FREE as we asked that folks vote for their favorite trees and then go on-line to bid in the auction. Thanks to the generosity of the businesses, organizations and individuals that decorated and donated their trees to our auction.
 
If you were the winner of an online auction and have yet to pick up your tree, you may do so at Harmon Museum (105 S. Broadway, Lebanon OH 45036) during normal business hours. Tues-Fri 9-4pm and Sat 10-5pm.

 Christmas Tree Contest Results

We'd like to announce the winners of this year's Christmas Tree Decorating Contest! The winners will be contacted with information on their prizes and how to collect them. We want to thank everyone who took part in this year's event whether you decorated a tree, purchased a tree, voted or visited the display, we thank you for your support.
On December 7th, the day of Lebanon's Carriage Parade, the doors of Harmon Museum were open and admission was free to all. The Christmas Tree Display was in full view and guests were invited to vote on their three favorite trees. The winners of this year's Christmas Tree Contest, as voted upon by the guests that day are:
1st - Jack Frost Brook by The One Hair Salon
2nd - The Tree That Stole Christmas
by Lebanon Junior High Staff
3rd - Sweets for Santa by Dana Cropper​
The 53 donated decorated trees were also up for auction online to support Harmon Museum’s children’s education programs. The three trees with the highest bids are the winners of the Highest Bid Contest. The winners this year are:
1st - Yankee Doodle Christmas by Mary Jo Baumeister
2nd - The Joy and Gifts of Christmas by Jim & Donna Norris
3rd - Miami Merger by Kris Merr & Liz Kent