Volunteer at Liberty Hall Historic Site

Consider becoming a volunteer today!  Our volunteers can serve as tour guides, help with special events, work in the garden, transcribe 19th century letters, bake cookies, act in plays, serve on advisory committees, make historic costumes, work with children, and so much more!  Volunteering at Liberty Hall can be a very rewarding experience.  To become a volunteer, contact Jennifer at 502-227-2560 or send an email.

Download and print a Liberty Hall Historic Site Volunteer Application.

Congratulations to our 2010 Volunteer Awards winners!  Awards were given during the Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon held at Portofino restaurant in Lexington on February 22, 2011.

Lynn Shea, who received the Margaretta Brown Award for being the “Volunteer of the Year” in 2010. 
Whitney Driskell, who received the Euphemia Brown Award for being the “Rookie of the Year” in 2010. 
Mary Bailey Van Meter, who received the Catalpa Award for her service in the gardens in 2010.
Jessie Fennell, who received the Sara Parrent Award for doing the most “behind the scenes dirty work” to support the site in 2010.
Project Management Committee, which received the Anne Hord Brown Award for its members’ contribution to operating the site in 2010.
Kentucky Heritage Council, which received the Elizabeth Love Award for being the site’s “Best Friend” in 2010.