We have so much to offer. We have the Scenic Byway, Fort Ancient, small towns. We could offer structured tours. Also, Lebanon has a good genealogical center. People are traveling to research their roots.
Visitors stay for several days.
Don Ross, former Springboro council member and officer in the historical society, sees the plan as a potential economic boon. We had 3,000 visitors to the museum last year, which isn't bad. The Warren County Convention and Visitors Bureau, which came up with the idea, will coordinate the plan. The group is working with the Cincinnati Visitors and Convention Bureau to eventually expand the project, in some capacity, throughout the region. They have money to spend.