Attractions and events in Lebanon, Missouri are the focus of topics in this category. These may include local museums, libraries, art galleries, amusement parks, recreational facilities and programs, sports programs, festivals, fairs, and other events.
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Evergreen Historic Automobiles
The museum began as an automobile collection by Robert W. Plaster, who spent several years collecting antique automobiles, and his son, Steve, soon joined him in this effort.. Originally a private facility for invited guests of the family, it is now open for public tours by appointment only. Photographs of the antique autos are displayed, with information about its on-site banquet facility in Lebanon, Missouri.
http://www.evergreenhistoricautomobiles.com/
The history of the Lebanon Concert Association goes back to 1979, initially performing in the old Nelson Center, moving to Summer’s Auditorium on the Lebanon Junior High School campus until 1998, when the Cowan Civic Center became its home. Its history, organizational structure, performance schedule, and contacts are posted.
http://www.lebanonmoconcertassociation.com/
Constructed in 1983, the racetrack was a dirt track until after the 1988 season, when it was paved and became a part of the NASCAR Weekly Racing Series until after the 2002 season, when it went back to being a dirt track until 2009, when it was repaved in time for the 2010 season. Schedules, race results, driver points, track news, staff, and directions are posted.
http://www.i44speedway.net/
Baseball organizations sponsored by the Lebanon Rotary Club and the Lebanon Kiwanis Club joined together in 2012 to offer recreational and competitive baseball opportunities for Lebanon, Missouri youth. League schedules, scores, statistics, park locations, and sponsorships are highlighted.
http://www.lebanonyouthbaseball.net/
Lebanon-Laclede County Library
The public library in Lebanon, Missouri began as the Shakespeare Club in 1896, and changed locations a couple of times before the Lebanon Public Library was opened in 1938, merging with the Laclede County Library in 1961. Its history, location, hours, and schedules are posted, with information about its research facilities and online resources.
http://www.lebanon-laclede.lib.mo.us/
