
Nebraska —
An abandoned gun club in Lebanon in Nebraska. At the last census in 2010, the town had a population of 80, including just 21 families. The racial make-up was 100% white.

Kentucky —
The City Hall on Main Street is pictured at Lebanon Junction in Kentucky. Lebanon here has a population of 6,331, and is noted for its Ham Days Festival and Tractor Show.

Indiana —
The city water tower in Lebanon, Indiana. Founded in 1832, today the city has a population of 15,792 making it one of the largest Lebanons in America.

Tennessee —
The "historic downtown" district of Lebanon in Tennessee. Founded in 1801, the town's nickname is Cedar City.



