City Council approves mural celebrating Lebanon's history by artist Pamela Bliss

Under the warm glow of the Lebanon City Hall, members of the Historical Preservation Commission gathered to discuss a vibrant new addition to the city’s landscape. The evening’s highlight was the proposal for a mural on the north-facing wall of 124 South Lebanon Street, a project that promises to weave together the rich tapestry of Lebanon's history and its contemporary spirit.

Artist Pamela Bliss, known for her engaging and thoughtful designs, will bring this mural to life. The artwork aims to celebrate both the past and present of Lebanon, inviting residents and visitors alike to reflect on the city’s journey through time. This initiative not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the area but also serves as a reminder of the community's heritage and identity.

As the meeting progressed, members expressed enthusiasm for the mural, recognizing its potential to foster community pride and attract attention to the downtown area. The commission emphasized the importance of such projects in preserving the cultural narrative of Lebanon while also encouraging artistic expression.

With the approval of the certificate of appropriateness, the mural is set to become a landmark, symbolizing Lebanon's commitment to honoring its history while embracing the future. As the city prepares for this colorful transformation, residents can look forward to a new chapter in Lebanon’s artistic journey, one that celebrates the essence of their beloved community.