Glendower State Memorial, Greek Revival house in Lebanon, Ohio
Glendower State Memorial is a two-story house with classical columns and thoughtfully designed facades in Lebanon, Ohio. The interior is outfitted with refined details, and the rooms show how a wealthy family of the 19th century furnished and lived.
The building was constructed in 1836 as a commission from a wealthy merchant to builder Amos Bennett. This period shows how Greek Revival architecture arrived in America's Midwest.
The house shows how wealthy 19th-century merchants in Ohio wanted to live and what architectural style they preferred. The classical columns and symmetrical forms reflect a time when European design ideals took root in America.
The property is managed by the Warren County Historical Society and allows visitors to explore the various rooms and architecture. Plan time to see both the interior spaces and the grounds surrounding the house.
The name comes from the Welsh poet Owain Glyndŵr and honors a historical figure with no connection to this place. The grounds hold various tree species planted over many decades, creating an arboretum surrounding the house.
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