Lebanon, Virginia: A Happening Town in the Heart of Southwest Virginia
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- Lebanon, Virginia: A Happening Town in the Heart of Southwest Virginia
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What a beautiful town! It looks so clean. Thank you for the history of Lebanon and the good eating places. This was another great video! Thank you Shane and Melody! Happy Mother's Day Melody!
Thank you, Judy! Happy Mother’s Day to you!! - Melody
This is where I live wow
It wasn't mentioned however the Winery and Vineyard behind Bonanza steak house is beautiful and the wine is top notch. Really a treasure of a place.
Oh yes, wish we'd mentioned Vincent's Vineyards
I love this video! I spent the first 30 years of my life in Lebanon. So many family and friends still there. And Shane, my mom also worked at Pittston during the strike of ‘89…and my dad was a Union coal minor on strike…interesting times for sure!
Yes, that Pittston strike left a huge impression on a lot of us. I’m thinking about doing a video about it soon. Thanks for watching this one and really glad you liked it.
As a Lebanese-Canadian, I like the way you pronounce Lebnon . It sounds more like how it’s originally pronounced in Arabic .
Happy Mothers Day Melody and all other moms watching. None of us would be where we are with out awesome Moms and the love and guidance they provide.
Thank you!! - Melody
I used to live outside of Lebanon in the country area known as "Spring City" (between Lebanon and Cleveland). Lebanon was my shopping area. I also lived in Burke's Garden, Virginia. These two places hold fond memories for me. I'm not in Virginia at present, but my heart is! It's beautiful in "my Virginia!"
Really nice town, thank you Shane and Melody. That coal store was so cool.
Just love you guys. From Michigan but have ridden through parts of Appalachia on my motorcycle. Gorgeous country. Do more food shows...that really interests me. Keep up the excellent work.
Thank you! We love to eat so we’ll keep you covered there! Haha Maybe we should do a whole video on the food! - Melody
You need to hit the Back of the Dragon ride with your motorcycle. People travel from all over the country to do that. Absolutely beautiful--and a little scary--ride.
I'm an experienced vintage sign guy and that "washed coal" sign was freaking me out.
Hand painted and super cool. Thanks. Bonus points for the "approved checks" painted on the glass.
yes, that sign blew me away too
Excellent video. My mother was born in Lebanon but grew up in Wise county(Big Stone Gap). Lovely little town on a beautiful evening.
Thank you for this wonderful video - lots of great memories. I was part of the CGI team that helped to establish the facility in Lebanon, and I have nothing but great appreciation for the welcome that the citizens of Russell County and Lebanon specifically gave to our team. Thanks again for sharing this view of your hometown.
Thank you both for a really happy and entertaining Video, looks a cool Town, love the Accents. I live in North Devon, Southwest Britain and most the local Folks hereabouts still speak with a good old Devon Accent, I fancy that some of the Folks who settled in Virginia back along must have come from round here. Keep safe.
Hi Peter! Thanks so much for the compliments! I imagine you’re right about the settlers. - Melody
The Appalachians are known for its Scotts/Irish immigrants. Bluegrass music has its roots in Scottish and Irish music and the whiskey tradions comes from,,,,,,,
Hi, folks! I came across your video. My father is from Lebanon. He is Claude Rasnake who runs the barber shop in Lebanon. We would go up in the summer to visit my aunt and uncle. I live near Richmond and try to get up there when we can. Thanks for the memories!
I forgot: my dad and stepmother live there now.
Sounds like you have a lot of history tied to Lebanon, so glad you enjoyed it
I’m from Lebanon and I love all if these places
Beautiful environment with green trees and fields and rolling hills.
What a spectacular part of the country- so beautiful! I went to college in West Virginia but haven’t spent enough time in Virginia. Will add this to my road trip list. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you liked it, it Is worth checking out
I greatly appreciate being able to learn about all these wonder places we are blessed to have here in America 🇺🇸. You guys are so awesome! 💞
Thank you so much, you are so sweet
Excellent video!! I live here in Lebanon and although there isn't much to do it is truly a peaceful place to live.
Omg! Y'all this is my hometown! LHS 2014 graduate - thank you for beautifully covering my home ❤️ I've relocated but always seem to find my way back every other weekend. I'm only a hop & a skip (in Bristol) but I often get homesick. ,😭❤️
Thank you again. Much love. You're both amazing.
Glad you liked it. I feel the same way, I moved from Richlands to Bristol but Bristol will never be home
Virginia from looking at some of the towns they are really kept up so nice.
Many of them really are kept up well
Love Melody's hair! I also like how many good restaurants in that town. It would be hard to decide where to eat 😄
Thank you, Sandy! I needed a change for Summer! And yes, there’s lots of good places to eat in Lebanon! Those tater kegs are amazing! - Melody
It has been a minute since I have to Lebanon, good to see it thriving....I use to date a woman from Russell county Va., back in the 90s....long time ago ....great to see a long john silvers and Bonanza restaurants still in business, there are none in my area in north Carolina still in business.....the fast food chain burger place I like best is burger king... thanks you 2 ....God bless y'all....🙏❤
Thank you, Ben, God bless you too sir
I love va there’s a lil bit of everything literally city, country, beach , mountains, rivers
Been there and loved it. Wonderful history info. Ty.
Thank you!
I enjoy watching your videos. My mother was born (1922) and raised near Dickensonville. My uncle by marriage was Sherriff of Russell county in the late 50s and early 60s. My Aunt was a school teacher at Castlewood high school and my Cousin was Principle of that high school.
Thank you, Robert
Trig Fields?
@@michaelphillips3123 Houston Banner was sherriff
I spent some of my childhood in Lebanon. My mom lived there till she passed away. My granny lived across from food city, she had an apple tree and rolling apples down her driveway was my entertainment till they built the bypass. Lebanon sure has grown. The three bridges on the bypass were built in Bristol VA at Carolina steel.it was the original food city before they moved it. Dollar general was originally a Roses. They built the McDonald’s is 1990 by the way. Used to be a trailer park where Hardee’s is and Taco Bell across from the old motel
It sure has! Thank you for mentioning those old places! I don’t remember the Roses there but I remember when Magic Mart was in Lebanon and didn’t think about mentioning some of the places long gone. Thank you!! - Melody
I think Castlewood in Russell County is really pretty. I remember driving through a little stretch there where there was a lot of pasture land on both sides of the road on 58, then of course the mountains in the background.
I lived in Lebanon also for a while. Went to Cleveland Middle then Lebanon High in the 70s
Thank u for this video my aunt lives here
Glad you enjoyed it
@@realappalachia you'll do a fantastic job
I lived in Russell county for 10 years near Swords Creek, Va. I worked at The Christian center in Lebanon, Va.
Good Thing I live here. I’m In Slabtown. A part of Lebanon, Cleveland Road.
Awesome place.looks way tidier than many places i visited in NY in 2019.
it is a super clean town
I used to live there. For 3 years. My then husband was transferred down there from Ohio. It is beautiful!
Happy Mothers Day to all the moms out here,,,,what a beautiful little town you shared with us, tks Shane and Melody
Thank you, Thomas
I’m sitting here in San Clemente Ca this morning and you guys brought me home again. Thanks a bunch!
That’s awesome, that comment made our day
Really enjoyed this one. Brought back a memory you will like. Growing up in the shadow of a cotton mill in Roanoke in a "shotgun" home we heated with a Warm Morning coal stove. We had a coal house out back and my job was to bring in coal every day. One of my childhood memories was when I was about nine and first saw Superman on TV. I got one of our big bath towels and made me a cape like Superman and thought if I jumped off the coal house I would fly. I didn't! Skip Salmon
Well, you live and you learn lol. Great story, Skip
lebanon is one of sw va s great little town s
Thank you for another great video guys! I would love to see them turn the coal store into a historic landmark and make it into a tourist attraction of some sort. Tiny museum with coal artifacts, historic photos, and things made out of coal perhaps.
Thank you, yes, it does need to be preserved
Back in the 30s, it was just tiny downtown, and general store, piggly, and a restaurant downtown and the courthouse and old theater.
Hello. My name is jeff. I live in chesapeake va. My mom lives in richlands just off kents ridge rd. I really love and appreciate your videos. Its really nice to see nice people like yourselves making videos all around western va and other places. I watch your videos everyday when i get home from work. Thank you again for making such great videos. May god bless you both.
Thank you so much, I used to live in hidden valley which is right along Kents ridge
Loving the scenery in this video. I'm down here in flat sandy Daytona Beach. Bonanza? We had one in the Daytona area many years ago.
I’ve only been to Daytona Beach once a long time ago but I remember it to be beautiful too
Just stumbled across your channel. I grew up in dickenson County. I used to work at Lear nect to Alcoa the 20 yr place you was talking about lol.
Awesome! Yes, I hate I totally drew a blank there! Haha Glad you found us! - Melody
Been there many times. Dr. King stitched me up back in ‘79, at the hospital, when I was working on the prison up on the mountain near Honaker.
I just subscribed cause videos like this puts a smile on my face because I love seeing other parts of this great country so thank you for making these videos
Thank you so much, Franny
Russell county! Me and my dad went to Lebanon VA
This was a lovely trip.
Great videos
Just down the road from me here in Marion, VA
Thanks for sharing. I was actually born in Slabtown (aka West Lebanon) and visited there just last year again. Lots of ancestors from Russell County.
I hate that we forgot to mention Slabtown, love that name
Another great video...I use to live in Charleston..i am back in Maryland now..i do miss West Virginia...I will add this town to my list of places to visit...I am also looking to move from Maryland
Love the town, Thank you
Samuel Pressure Vessel is a company that builds (welds & fabricates) tanks (vessels.)
My ex husband has worked there for like 10+ years. They was in abingdon but moved there when that other business moved out. Which I can’t remember either. 😂
I’m proud to be a Cleveite who graduated from Lebanon High ❤️
Cleveland & Lebanon/Glade Holler is where all my roots are. And they are very deep 💕
Thanks for showing our beautiful home place. I so appreciate the love.
Also, my entire family was at the Pittston Coal Strike. My mom was in high school & skipped school to go protest 😂 I guess since my whole family mined coal & was affected.
Well - her loud mouth got her interviewed by a news station & lo & behold, my grandmother (her mom) seen the news 🤣 she got in trouble for skipping school. I also got footage of their friend getting thrown in a van to be hauled off to jail while struggling with police. 2 officers had to carry & throw her in the van. The way they was treated was God awful.
And yes I realize I’ve already commented. I’m just rewatching all y’all’s videos. 😂
That’s awesome, thank you so much
We have an old video about that strike we are going to post before too long
Love the new walking trail in Cleveland
I’m from Lebanon Pennsylvania. So I’m glad you’re doing this video, as I feel akin to your area. I now live at Smithmountain lake Virginia
Awesome! We need to make a trip to Smith Mountain Lake. I’ve always wanted to go and check out where Dirty Dancing was filmed! - Melody
Bonanza in Lebanon is the best. I've drove from Mountain City Tennessee to Lebanon VA many times just to eat at Bonanza.
It is awesome for sure. Eat there every time we go
A lot of people travel to eat it! - Melody
Looks like a really Nice Place!
Hello from Scotland 🙂
Great video.
It'd be nice if someone turned the little coal store into a mini museum or a cafe perhaps, keep the history going 👍
Thank you! That is a great idea. I’d love to see that happen! - Melody
Thanks for sharing!
What an awesome video I’ve done work at the clinch River power plant and I’d stay in Abington and we’d go to lebnin (lol) to eat I enjoyed the story great job! Y’all are awesome!
God bless
Thanks so much, we appreciate you, Jesse
Another great video !
I love your new haircut, Melody. Nice, beachy waves 😊
Thank you!! It’s an adjustment but I needed to chop some hair for Summer! Haha - Melody
I grew up over the the mountain in Cleveland, which has a great deal of history itself, up the river. I went to the elementary on the river, the junior high on the hill and Lebanon High school that was up the hill from the Piggly Wiggly in town. Unfortunately my folks decided to move in the middle of my 10th grade year, so didn't get to finish as a Pioneer. I would visit my best friend in Lebanon and we would ride bikes from one end of Lebanon to the other. Great times! I remember going, if memory serves me right, to the Russell Coal Corp to get coal. And yes Shane, there are lyrics to the bonanza theme song, Loren Greene Sings it!!
I mentioned to Shane we need to do a separate video for Cleveland! Lebanon is a great little town. And I told him about Bonanza lyrics! Haha He didn’t believe me so thank you! - Melody
@@realappalachia We lived in Meadowview, then moved to Mendota before settling down in Cleveland. I try to visit every once in a while. I regret not moving back after I finished school. Of all the places I have lived, the Cleveland/Lebanon area was/is the best!
My Dad was from Cleveland and graduated from the old Cleveland High School.
I always wanted to visit this town because I am an American who was born in Beirut, Lebanon 😊
I can see that having appeal for you
Very interesting. I enjoyed the trip
Lebanon is my Grandmothers, and all her Siblings and their mother, my Great grandmother was all born & raised right there in town. Other side of the hill from slap town. Back then downtown had a piggly’ wiggly downtown. Years & years ago. The town has grown since back then. Most of the homes back then were shot gun shacks and or Big Annabella type homes. Old movie theater Dt to. Great grandmother was born in 1892, grandmother 1920. All them buried there up on a hill if the city hasn’t bulldozer down the grave sites. No tombstones really just a cross and all over the graves. Lots of historic things there.
I miss piggly wiggly
Virginia has 4 piggly’ wiggles, Emporia, Danville, Norfolk, & Newport News. Other Southern states has them as well. Georgia North & South Carolina, Tennesee Mississippi Lousanna Arkansas Florida Alabama & Texas. I live in Georgia and Most rule towns have them and Food lions, Winn Dixie and ingles haha. Oh and Publix. All them grocery stores are based out of the South.
When my grandmother relocated to Tazewell Va they had Deskins, Food lion and Acme food stores. Only Food lion left. Grants came in and bought the old Acme grocery store. Tazwell to is a Great place in south west part ov VA. I know or knew lots of folks there to. Some of the younger generation and the elders that was there until they passed on. LOVE Tazewell.
I go through Honaker frequently on my way to Johnson City. Love seeing my "backyard" on UA-cam.
Love my hometown of Honaker! Glad you enjoyed our look at Lebanon! - Melody
Lived in this town almost my whole life and the curklins is doa
Nice to see you all touring around such a pretty area that looks prosperious. This area, especially the road you started the video with looks like the drive on KY Rt9/The AA Highway out east of the Cincinnati area. Kind of makes me homesick. Between Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio, we have a town named Lebanon and it's pronounced the same way you pronounce this town in SW Virginia. This is such a pretty area. Nice tour. The Old Mill Restaurant looked kind of neat. It's the kind of place I'd pull in to give it a try. Too bad it closed but at least it's gonna be replaced by a place you say is a good place to eat at, at another of their locations.
Yes, Lebanon is one of the busier towns in the coal country area of SWVA.
I hope they will finish restoring the old Russell Theater in very quaint downtown Lebanon someday,they just restored the Granada Theater in Bluefield West Virginia and the restoration of the Millwald Theater in Wytheville Virginia will be restored soon,I just love old downtown movie theaters.I"m from Clarksburg West Virginia in North Central West Virginia,that includes,Clarksburg(My hometown),Fairmont ,Morgantown(Don Knotts hometown),Weston,Buckhannon,Elkins,Davis,Thomad,Grafton,Kingwood,Webster Springs,Philippi just to name a few..lol..that I hope you all might have an opportunity to visit someday!!
I feel the same way about the old theaters, something great about them. We definitely hope to get deeper into West Virginia as it becomes more affordable, gas prices are pretty brutal right now
@@realappalachia The Barter Theater in nearby Abingdon is really cool also.
I'm from Swords Creek Va do my grocery shopping and things in Lebanon this video popped up on my newsfeed ill subscribe to support your channel awesome to see this pop up!
Awesome! Thank you for subscribing! I’m a Honaker girl so we were close by! - Melody
This was a good change of pace.Like going to town once a month!This was right in my budget!Health to you two kids.My uncle's lived in Lebanon, Tennessee.Named after the Cedars of Lebanon, home of Hiram, Solomon bought his cedar from Hiram.The workers of cedar were thought to be Mason's!
Very interesting! Thanks, Fred! - Melody
I’m impressed that it looks so much like Lebanon Pennsylvania.maybe Pennsylvania has a little more mountains
😳 the fact that I have never seen anyplace this clean especially in Virginia. I have lived in Richmond Virginia almost all of my life except the 6 years I lived in Chicago. What is the population? Homeless rate? It’s very beautiful.
Popular was about 3,200. If there is any homelessness it’s not tracked. Lebanon is a very clean and respectable town! You are so right. - Melody
There was a Bonanza on the property of Dogpatch USA back in 1979 and 1980. It was probably the most rural area a chain steakhouse was ever built in. There was a Dogatch, AR Post Office also; it has since reverted to Marble Falls, AR, I believe.
Dogpatch has to be one of the all time great names
Omgggggg Bonanza steak house I’m going to take my wife there soon. Thank y’all for sharing another great video ❤️
Our pleasure! Yes, if you live Bonanza then this is as good as it gets usually
13:50. That building is almost identical to Archbishop Prendergast. It was an all girls Catholic high school 🏫 administered by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, located at Garrett Road & Lansdowne Avenue in the Drexel Hill section of Upper Darby.
My husband and I really enjoy your videos. My mom's family is from Appalachia mountains via Missouri, so it's kind of like going back watching your films. One request though. Can' ya'll clean your windshield before doing your windshield tours? LOL
believe it or not, we actually did clean it right before filming (you should have seen it). Driving into the sun with an old vehicle makes it tough.
@@realappalachia lol I believe you. Down here it's hard to keep my windshield clean too. Especially love bug season. Just thought I'd mention it, my husband says something about it when we watch. Love your videos!
We always go to the Bonanza!
I HAVE A VERY GOOD FRIEND THAT WASA BORN IN LEBANON VA , EARLENE FIELDS COMBS SHE OWNS THE DRUG STORE THERE SHE WAS A RESPITORY THERAPIST VERYT GOOD PERSON U MIGHT KNOW HER
The name sounds very familiar!
You guys should head over to Pineville, Kentucky for the Kentucky Mt Laurel Festival. May 26th this year. Cool stuff, small town. Pine Mountain state park home of Chained Rock. 10 miles away you have Middlesboro, KY that was formed by a meteor crash long ago. The Pinnacle. Look it all up and go have some fun.
Yep...pronounced Lebnun. Beautiful area :).
Looks like a great town
P.S. about burning coal we lived in a trailer when I was younger we burnt wood however at night we’d throw in a big chunk of coal through the night needless to say I love the smell of it in the morning! Weird I know ! Thank you!
The smell of coal has a very odd appeal, I worked at amines and always liked to get a hit of it lol
Wonderful video! So. Happy The Woke folks haven't torn down your Awesome civil war statues, Sad they took the muskets from the Pioneers though, Help is on the way!! Love Burger King!! Thanks Again for sharing my Sunday Morning Coffee with me !!!
glad to be of some entertainment sir, the Pioneer will always have a musket in my eyes lol
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Seen my grannies house there.
Thanks to Real Appalachia (Shane?) and Ms. Melody for the ride. Really like those big tater tots. Y'all confused me. Is Bluefield collage and Bluefield University the same school? Thinking about sending someone there.
Bluefield College is now known as Bluefield University. There’s also a Bluefield State University to add to the confusion lol.
@@realappalachia THANKS! Disco07
Ponderosa.
That old blue factory building was operated by Leer for years. I believed that was the company you were thinking of.
Yes yes yes yes, Leer…that was it, thanks!
You are most welcome!!
Funny enough, my dad operated a heavy equipment parts business out of the building to the left of courthouse from around 1997-1999 called Heavy Tech. I was born in Belfast, where I lived until I was 10, at which point my family moved to Wise. I graduated high school from John I. Burton, graduated college from UVA Wise, and then moved to New York (in 2018) for an internship. I ended getting a great job after the internship, so I stayed in NY. I thoroughly enjoy y’all’s videos all the way up here in Valley Cottage, NY!
p.s.- For anyone from back home that wants to know, NY is a great place to establish a career, but it isn’t what it’s cracked up to be. It’s convenient having all kinds of amenities close, but that’s why the taxes are so high. They don’t know how to make cornbread up here (people make it like cake) and you can forget about soup beans, lol. I plan to move back south (probably to northern KY) in a couple years, to be closer to my family. There’s no place (and no where more peaceful) than the mountains.
The hotel was the Carriage House….the only time I saw it full (with State Troopers) was during the strike…
Yessss, totally forgot the name of the hotel. I remember it’s vacancy numbers were pretty high all my life so I shouldn’t be surprised it is now gone
Bonanza is similar to a restaurant called Ponderosa that were both very popular in the 70's & 80's ...I always wondered if they were owned by the same Corporation, because they were basically the same style, menu, ETC...
I'd forgot about Ponderosa until your comment but I always thought the exact same thing - they were so similar that I couldn't tell any difference at all
Just messed my head up already
Patio in Pennington Gap has a delicious peanut butter milkshake
That sounds fantastic
@@realappalachia I’m currently in Pilgrims Knob but from SE Kentucky and have been following since J.B. was in a band I drove up to Haysi to hear…love seeing you go places I often go!
@@plumcrazypurple318 that’s fantastic, sounds like we’ve traveled many of the same roads.
@@realappalachia definitely!
Have you all done a video of Honaker Virginia which I think is in Russell County been through there only once,looks like interesting.coal mining town that has probably seen better days,friendly people,a little out of the way,needs some TLC!
Honaker is my home town but we haven’t videoed it yet! We’ll get to it very soon. - Melody
@@realappalachia Doing one on Abingdon Va would be cool also.
Amanda S Horn from Lebanon was 🔥 😃
I live in Russell county Alabama!
There are lyrics to Bonanza, but you're better off not hearing them - Lorne Green sang the song, it was used for a while in the 1st season of the TV show.
that already sounds terrifying, I remember hearing Lorne Green "sing" Ringo
Melody is pretty good with the camera!
i was really surprised when I got back home to edit it, she is getting to be better than me at everything lol
Finally!!!
Did you say Bristol meaning Nascar isn't as big because Pocono in pa. Isn't as big either love the channel can you do one on the blue ridge ok thanks
Worlds fastest paved half mile and the worlds fastest dirt track is south of Bristol in Bulls Gap
Yes! Unfortunately the attendance to the races in Bristol have really dropped over the last few years. Hate to hear it. I’ve never been a fan myself but I grew up in a house where it was on very often! - Melody
I live in Lebanon
FYI, the confederate statue was originally installed in the center of Rt19. It was moved in the 1930s due to traffic concerns. Nice that you did this video but it lacks any real history substance more than 10yrs.
No mention of the fire that burned down the Court House, or the fire that burned the School board building next to CH. Or how about the middle school, that used to be the high school, or was built as a women's college. The school campus was voted Most Beautiful multiple times. The Coal Corp coal tipple was torn down in the 90s.