Membership & Support

Becoming a Member

Like most heritage organizations, the Lebanon Historical Society depends on an active and engaged membership. We cordially invite you to join. Your membership dues help us continue to provide excellent programs, exhibits, and research assistance and you will receive our quarterly newsletter, discounts for programs, services, and the Museum Shop, and early notice of special events.

Member benefits:

10% discount at the Museum Shop
Advance notice of programs and events
Free registration for children’s and adult programs
Free use of the research library
Discounted fees for research and genealogical inquiries
Newsletter Lebanon Provisions four times a year via land mail or email

Click here to join now! The printable form can be submitted in person, by mail, or by email. Please make checks payable to the Lebanon Historical Society. For questions, our staff.

To view past issues of Lebanon Provisions, please use the following links:

Winter 2009
Spring 2009
Summer 2009
Fall 2009
Winter 2010
Spring 2010
Summer 2010
Fall 2010
Winter 2011
Spring 2011
Summer 2011
Fall 2011
Winter 2012
Spring 2012
Summer 2012

Becoming a Volunteer

Would you like to get involved with the Museum? Do you have an interest in history? Have you ever wanted to try teaching, researching or developing a program? Consider volunteering at the Lebanon Historical Society Museum. Scouts and students can pursue service and school project experiences. Try your hand at research or transcription in our library. Brainstorm new ideas for children’s programs, or share your artistic abilities. The opportunities are endless. Contact our staff for more information.

In recent years volunteers have helped with:

Gardening
Refreshments for Special Events
Evening Programs
Hands-on Youth programs
Sunday Programs
Exhibit Installation
Annual Antique Show
Genealogical Research
Library Research
Office Work
Brainstorming ideas for programs and events

Giving to the Lebanon Historical Society

Gifts to the Historical Society are a wonderful way to leave a legacy for your community. Donations or bequests or cash or securities will help assure the long-term success of the organization and its ability to preserve and interpret Lebanon’s past. Gifts can be made to the general fund or to support specific projects. If you would like further information, please contact the .

Traditional brick walkways provide access to our buildings and grounds. Bricks in these walks can be engraved with a memorial message of your choice. To place an order please see the printable brick order form.

Objects made or used in Lebanon, photographs taken in town, and documents that reveal details of life in town form the heart of the Historical Society collections. Museum staff would be pleased to talk with you about how the Society serves as a repository for local materials. Sometimes the most ordinary objects are of the greatest historical value. Please contact us if you would like information about caring for your own historic objects or to make arrangements to donate them to the museum.




	Membership & Support Becoming a Member Like most heritage organizations, the Lebanon Historical Society depends on an active and engaged membership. We cordially invite you to join. Your membership dues help us continue to provide excellent programs, exhibits, and research assistance and you will receive our quarterly newsletter, discounts for programs, services, and the Museum Shop, and early notice of special events. Member benefits: 10% discount at the Museum Shop Advance notice of programs and events Free registration for children’s and adult programs Free use of the research library Discounted fees for research and genealogical inquiries Newsletter Lebanon Provisions four times a year via land mail or email Click here to join now! The printable form can be submitted in person, by mail, or by email. Please make checks payable to the Lebanon Historical Society. For questions, our staff. To view past issues of Lebanon Provisions, please use the following links: Winter 2009 Spring 2009 Summer 2009 Fall 2009 Winter 2010 Spring 2010 Summer 2010 Fall 2010 Winter 2011 Spring 2011 Summer 2011 Fall 2011 Winter 2012 Spring 2012 Summer 2012 Becoming a Volunteer Would you like to get involved with the Museum? Do you have an interest in history? Have you ever wanted to try teaching, researching or developing a program? Consider volunteering at the Lebanon Historical Society Museum. Scouts and students can pursue service and school project experiences. Try your hand at research or transcription in our library. Brainstorm new ideas for children’s programs, or share your artistic abilities. The opportunities are endless. Contact our staff for more information. In recent years volunteers have helped with: Gardening Refreshments for Special Events Evening Programs Hands-on Youth programs Sunday Programs Exhibit Installation Annual Antique Show Genealogical Research Library Research Office Work Brainstorming ideas for programs and events Giving to the Lebanon Historical Society Gifts to the Historical Society are a wonderful way to leave a legacy for your community. Donations or bequests or cash or securities will help assure the long-term success of the organization and its ability to preserve and interpret Lebanon’s past. Gifts can be made to the general fund or to support specific projects. If you would like further information, please contact the . Traditional brick walkways provide access to our buildings and grounds. Bricks in these walks can be engraved with a memorial message of your choice. To place an order please see the printable brick order form. Objects made or used in Lebanon, photographs taken in town, and documents that reveal details of life in town form the heart of the Historical Society collections. Museum staff would be pleased to talk with you about how the Society serves as a repository for local materials. Sometimes the most ordinary objects are of the greatest historical value. Please contact us if you would like information about caring for your own historic objects or to make arrangements to donate them to the museum.