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On this day in history: Clement Vallandigham
Ever wonder who Clement Vallandigham was, besides the guy who accidentally shot himself and died at the Golden Lamb (and thus, also received a room named after him)? From our friends at History.com: THIS DAY IN
The Golden Lamb celebrates hotel bicentennial
Two hundred years ago, Ichabod Corwin moved his Golden Lamb tavern a few blocks down in Lebanon, Ohio and cut the ribbon for the opening of a "new and commodious brick building on Broadway" that not only served food and
What's Ohio's most iconic restaurant?
Thrillist makes the case for The Golden Lamb. The latest trend in the world of lists seems to be listing every state in the country, matched up with a food or something that purportedly defines that state. The New York
Announcing a Holiday Break
We are so grateful for your continued support of a legacy that's more than 215 years in the making. Since 1803, we've been celebrating the holidays with guests, and we cannot wait to continue to greet you through the
Meet the Flock: The Golden Lamb’s Decorating Crew
Since 1803, we’ve been a gathering place. With that legacy comes a whole host of wonderful personalities who have helped make the Golden Lamb what is today. As we tell stories of our past, we also want to bring you