New Lebanon, Ohio

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Introduction

Long time residents still call the western section of town Johnsville after the historic Johnsville Post Office that once served the area.

Summary

New Lebanon is a small town 15 minutes due west of Dayton in Montgomery County, offering village residents a chance to move at a slower pace. Like other areas nearby, residential growth is continuing to meet the demands with new housing developments being planned. You can still find a charming house full of the character of days gone by, but it's more common to find modest single-family homes or new construction.

Transportation

Rt. 35 is the main artery through town. I-70 and I-75 are minutes away.

Hospitals

Hospitals within a 10-mile radius include Children's Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital.

Shopping

Shoppers take advantage of the nearness of The Salem Mall of Dayton located less than a ten-minute drive away in Trotwood. In addition to department stores, retailers provide numerous specialty shops and restaurants. Local New Lebanon merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

Recreation

Community life is active in this small village with special events like Stagecoach Days in June, and Christmas in the Village in December. Many residents drive to Trotwood, where residents find a wide variety of leisure facilities and opportunities to encourage heath and fitness, cultural enrichment and learning.