Hometown.

 

Here's my hometown. Lebanon Oregon I have lived here my whole life, 19 years and counting. Lebanon was founded in 1847, the Weld Wood water tower stands as one of Lebanons famous landmarks. Built in 1866 and stands to this day, operations of this tower have not yet ceased because in 2010 they added cellular antennas on the railing of the catwalk. Lebanon Oregon May 16 2022.

An individual is seen walking their dog. This is a common park that people go to, to talk at the tables they have for citizens to sit on, or to walk around and enjoy the scenery. In the distance there's Riverview elementary that's where my brother works. River Park, aka Gills Landing, Lebanon Oregon May 16 2022.


Brian Weatherly. He's lived in Lebanon close to 30 years. He's worked at several jobs throughout Oregon, he currently works at Classic Aero Designs in Albany and as a janitor at O.S.U in corvallis. Bob Smith Memorial Park, Lebanon Oregon, May 16 2022.

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