Lebanon Museum Foundation asks district to join planning for 150th anniversary and help develop school curriculum
A museum foundation official described the group's collections, recent grants and oral-history work, named October 2028 as the city sesquicentennial, and asked the district to designate a board representative and a curriculum contact.
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A representative of the Lebanon Museum Foundation (identified in discussion as Paul) briefed the school board on the group's work — collections, oral-history transcriptions and a schedule of community talks — and asked the district to partner on curriculum and to name a board member to the sesquicentennial planning committee. "October 2028 marks 150 years since we were incorporated," the presenter said, framing a multi-event anniversary plan that includes a founders day.
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