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In addition to the houses, Liberty Hall Historic Site has grounds that include extensive boxwood and perennial gardens, which lead down to the Kentucky River. Benches are located throughout the garden for those who wish to enjoy a quiet moment among the beautiful plants and flowers.
The mission of Liberty Hall Historic Site is to educate the public by interpreting the life and times of Senator John Brown and his descendants. The site will collect, document, preserve, conserve, and exhibit the social, domestic, and horticultural aspects of Kentucky life, beginning with 1796 at Liberty Hall and 1835 at the Orlando Brown House. Liberty Hall Historic Site is a 501(c)3 organization owned and operated by Liberty Hall, Inc., and The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Read the Latest Liberty Hall Historic Site News 09/24/09 - Liberty Hall Historic Site offers free admission on Museum Day, September 26. Read more... 09/24/09 - Liberty Hall still needs actors for Ghosts of Frankfort 2009. Read more... 09/23/09 - Kentucky celebrates one year until the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Read more... 08/18/09 - Historic
portraits stolen from Liberty Hall Historic Site.
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Liberty
Hall Historic Site 202 Wilkinson Street Frankfort, KY 40601 or toll-free 888-516-5101 libhall@dcr.net
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