Cornwall Iron Furnace (circa 1742) 94 Rexmont Road; P.O. Box 251, Cornwall, PA 17016, 717-272-9711, Part of a National Historic Landmark District, Cornwall Iron Furnace is "America’s most complete charcoal fueled ironmaking complex." Originally built by Peter Grubb, Cornwall Furnace is said to be “the only one of America’s hundreds of 19th century charcoal fueled blast furnaces to survive fully intact." Tours are available Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Sundays from 12:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. more...

Union Canal Tunnel Park Located at 25th & Union Canal Drive, 717-272-1473, The oldest existing transportation tunnel in the United States, the Union Canal Tunnel is owned and operated by the Lebanon County Historical Society. Picnic tables are available at this National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. more...

Lebanon Community Library 125 North 7th Street, Lebanon, PA 17046, 717-273-7624, Fiction and non-fiction books, newspapers, magazines, CDs, audios, videos, DVDs, access to computers, and much more are available to patrons of the Lebanon Community Library. more... 

Stoy Museum, The (circa 1773) 924 Cumberland Street, Lebanon, PA 17042, 717-272-1473, Housed in the three-story Lebanon County Historical building that has served as a private residence and contained the Lebanon County's first courthouse, the Stoy Museum features exhibits regarding Pennsylvania German craftsmanship, firefighting, blacksmithing, farming, milling, carpentry, printing, weaving, shoemaking, railroading and mining, a one-room schoolhouse, turn-of-the century stocked general store and more. The Hauck Memorial Research Archives and a gift shop can also be found here. more...