Golden Lamb Inn

Lebanon, OH   /   1 Review

27 S Broadway St, Lebanon, OH 45036, USA

The Golden Lamb Inn is the oldest inn in Ohio and has an illustrious history since it’s more than 200 years old. Famous people including Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, and several U.S. Presidents have stayed there. Naturally, there are plenty of stories about spooky encounters at the inn.

Sarah is the resident ghost at the Golden Lamb. She was the niece of one of the hotel’s managers and either grew up there or spent a lot of time there. She had her own room which was moved at some point, and she’s not happy about it. She expresses her disapproval by moving pictures and other objects in the room.

Posted in Haunted Hotels and Real Haunts

One Review

  1. paige

    great food but kinda weird

    March 11, 2019 at 3:54 pm Reply

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