The Lebanon Schoolhouse was constructed in 1907, in Greek Revival style, to serve the now defunct town of Lebanon and the region. The original merry-go-round remains in the schoolyard. The Schoolhouse served as a cultural and educational center for the region until it was closed in 1963. Restored and brought to life again as a B&B in the 1980s, the Schoolhouse has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1996.