
Lebanon, OH · 265 mi from Elk Grove Village
The Golden Lamb
The house
The Golden Lamb has fed travelers since 1803. Charles Dickens slept here. So did a run of presidents. The spirit most often named is Sarah Stubbs, a little girl associated with the innkeeper’s family, seen in the upper halls and reported by staff who are otherwise uninterested in folklore. An older man in nineteenth-century clothes appears near the stairs. The dining rooms are Federal, warm, and busy enough that a haunting has to work to be noticed — which is why the consistent reports matter. This is not an attraction built around a ghost. It is an inn that happens to keep one.
Sauerbraten and fried chicken in a room that predates the state of Ohio. Stay for dessert. The house is gentler than Lemp, and the gravy is better.
The Ghostly Gourmet
Field note
Notes stay on this device. We do not ship your supper to a server.
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