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Lebanon (City of Pennsylvania)

a city of Pennsylvania, the county-seat of Lebanon co. It is on the Philadelphia and Reading, the Corn- Reading, the Cornwall, and Lebanon railroads. In the vicinity are important deposits of brownstone, limestone, and brick clay. There are important iron mines in the neighborhood. The chief industries are iron mining, quarrying, brickmaking, and the manufacture of silk, bolts and nuts, boilers, etc. It has public buildings. Pop. (1910) 19,240; (1920) 24,643.

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