Description
The Golden Lamb Inn, established in 1815, boasts attractive rooms and exceptional food in a charming Colonial atmosphere. Located halfway between Cincinnati and Dayton on US 42, it’s the oldest inn in Ohio and has hosted famous guests including Dickens and Clay. This sepia-toned postcard, likely from the 1950s or 1960s, advertises the inn and nearby attractions such as Glendower and Fort Ancient.
Front Text (cleaned):
The Golden Lamb
Established 1815
Phone: Lebanon 4-2015
Carefree William
Back Text (cleaned):
When in Lebanon, stop at the GOLDEN LAMB, the oldest inn in Ohio, where Dickens, Clay, and other famous guests have stayed. Attractive rooms, exceptional food, moderate prices, and a Colonial atmosphere. Halfway between Cincinnati and Dayton on US 42. Glendower, the Warren County Museum, one of the finest house museums in Ohio, is in Lebanon, and a few miles east is Fort Ancient State Memorial and Museum, the largest prehistoric fort left by the mound builders in America. Golf at nearby Harmon Club. All guest rooms are air-conditioned; all have telephones and many have television.
LAHKE PTG. & PUB. CO
CINCINNATI, O.
MADE IN U.S.A.
POST CARD
