
Lebanon serves as the focal point of this mid-1960s survey, showing a concentrated urban center characterized by an organized grid of institutional landmarks including the Courthouse, Armory, and Oakwood High Sch. The town's historical depth is evident in the multiple burial grounds found within and around its borders, such as the Pioneer Cem near the downtown area and the Old Stone Schoolhouse Cem to the northeast. Transportation patterns are defined by the Pennsylvania railroad line and a network of named country roads that connect the city to outlying settlements like Red Lion, Dodds, and Utica.
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