The Windows are Done!
The windows have all been re-installed at Liberty Hall, including the Palladian window that is the focal point of the facade.  The freshly painted shutters have also gone back up.  Now Liberty Hall presents itself proudly to the world.

The next step in the restoration will include repairs to interior walls and the completion of a door between the parlor and back bedchamber (an original feature of the house).  This summer, we hope to install wallpaper and other furnishings to the parlor, creating something Margaretta would recognize and love! 

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This Month at Liberty Hall Historic Site

July 21 - Meet the Contractors
The public is invited to stop in and meet the contractors who have been working on Liberty Hall! Gerry Bessinger, Gene Butcher, Jon McKnight, and Clyde Reynolds will be at Liberty Hall to discuss the work they have completed.  Also, City of Frankfort Planning staff will be available to answer questions on local historic district regulations.  4:00-6:00 p.m. Free.

July 26 - Garden Walk
Vicky Baker, Liberty Hall's professional gardener, will lead a tour through the gardens, highlighting the plants and flowers currently in bloom.  Walk begins at the smokehouse behind Liberty Hall at 11:30 a.m.  This program is free.

July 30 - Camp Shakespeare Production
Enjoy a performance of William Shakespeare's classic mistaken-identity action/adventure, Tempest, in Liberty Hall's backyard.  In the afternoon, exact time TBD. Free.

Press Room

July 1 - Liberty Hall Historic Site offers jobs through the Kentucky Work Now program
LHHS has one position as an Education Assistant and one position as a Curatorial Assistant available through the Kentucky Work Now program. These positions are paid, 25-30 hours per week through September 18. For information on how to apply, visit Work Now Kentucky. 

March 2 - The Frankfort Trolley comes to Liberty Hall Historic Site!  More info...(outside link).