Nicely done, Cliff and John. We visited the canal park a few years ago and saw the tunnel from one side. The other side looks nice. We'll check it out when the virus is over. Light's Foot as well as the Memorial Park and Moravian Cemetery were interesting spots too. I appreciated the mention of the 93rd PA Infantry's camp in 1861. Thanks for sharing this and all of the interesting videos.
I've been a resident of Lebanon county my entire life. I was born in 79. It blows me away that you learn new things all the time I didn't know nothing about that cemetery behind home Depot or what used to be hills department store. I know some old cemeteries around the area that probably were more like family plots in the middle of fields and stuff but this one I have to check out thanks for making the video.
In Great Britain you can travel all over by the canals. In Scotland check out the Falkirk Wheel , giant wheel used to raise and lower canal boats to height of around 100 feet. You can also travel all over Europe by Boat using the canals
Hey you were near where we live in north Lebanon. I take my dog to the Union Canal to walk. Every now and then he jumps in the water and I yell at him get out that water it is filthy. He needed a bath when we went home. Glad to see you do historic things in my hometown. Thanks John and Cliff. You can hear the train whistle out where we live. If you dont hear it you wonder whats going on. It lulls you to sleep in the summertime if you open your windows. I grew up in the northeast part of the city. We had a great time as kids. We had northeast park, the washy playground, and Henry Houck playground to go to. Lots of things to do. We spent most of our summer at northeast swim club. Now that is gone to. There is no other place id rather live. Except for Lewes De. Thats retirement time.
That was just great thanks. Some beautiful stonework there. Those trains 🚂 were a great background sound. Loved the canal. Thank you so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
How about the name Journeying John? You always so us such interesting and beautiful places. Thank you so much. I hope you had a Happy Holidays.
I always enjoy the interaction between you and John. Thanks for another great video Cliff.
Blessed be the memory of my good fried from Lebanon, Jim Hasson
Nicely done, Cliff and John. We visited the canal park a few years ago and saw the tunnel from one side. The other side looks nice. We'll check it out when the virus is over. Light's Foot as well as the Memorial Park and Moravian Cemetery were interesting spots too. I appreciated the mention of the 93rd PA Infantry's camp in 1861. Thanks for sharing this and all of the interesting videos.
I've been a resident of Lebanon county my entire life. I was born in 79. It blows me away that you learn new things all the time I didn't know nothing about that cemetery behind home Depot or what used to be hills department store. I know some old cemeteries around the area that probably were more like family plots in the middle of fields and stuff but this one I have to check out thanks for making the video.
I used to work at Cleaver Brooks in Lebanon. CB owned the old round house where they repaired trains....
In Great Britain you can travel all over by the canals. In Scotland check out the Falkirk Wheel , giant wheel used to raise and lower canal boats to height of around 100 feet. You can also travel all over Europe by Boat using the canals
Hey you were near where we live in north Lebanon. I take my dog to the Union Canal to walk. Every now and then he jumps in the water and I yell at him get out that water it is filthy. He needed a bath when we went home. Glad to see you do historic things in my hometown. Thanks John and Cliff. You can hear the train whistle out where we live. If you dont hear it you wonder whats going on. It lulls you to sleep in the summertime if you open your windows. I grew up in the northeast part of the city. We had a great time as kids. We had northeast park, the washy playground, and Henry Houck playground to go to. Lots of things to do. We spent most of our summer at northeast swim club. Now that is gone to. There is no other place id rather live. Except for Lewes De. Thats retirement time.
Lights Fort is an awesome structure! I think it spelled ok.🤗🦆🐿🙂
Hebron....with a short "e" and emphasis on first syllable. So much history! Loved it.
Thank you for sharing.I'd love to sit on the bench by the canal. I've been passed the Monument Park several times too
That was just great thanks. Some beautiful stonework there. Those trains 🚂 were a great background sound. Loved the canal. Thank you so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
There is a fort right up the street from me (built in the 1770s) that has been an apartment for decades. This video makes me think of Lebanon bologna.
Lots of history ! Very interesting cemetery !
Love the historical info! Thanks for the tour.
Loved this video can't wait to see more, thank you!
so interesting, thanks for posting. I am sharing with nephews who LOVE to hike!
so interesting, thanks, Cliff
I grew up in Lebanon. Great work here. The last time I was at the tunnel, it was a mess. It’s really nice now. Thanks
Awesome video. Grew up in Lebanon. Thanks , job well done......