Sons of Liberty Museum preserves and honors the service of its men and women who wore the cloth of our nations military services. We offer education programs that we deliver to schools via the USH-Constitution, (MM-1776), our mobile museum.Get all the details on this unique museum and education program..
American and world history with biographies, unit histories supplemented with artifacts create rich stories of those patriots who serve our nation.
It's the start of the school year! We are accepting donations and scholarship for us to book/schedule the mobile-museum at schools in the North Texas area. We take the field trip to the student and spend a day at each school. Please chip in to support this program! Business or individual contributions are welcome.
85th Cav Recon of the 5th Armored Division WWII
Marine Sentinel Has the Watch
US Army Dress Greens
The Sons of Liberty represented groups of patriots in the American Revolution. Throughout the history of the United States there have been sons and daughters that continued this tradition; they are those that served in the military. The Sons of Liberty Museum is "saving military history one soldier at a time" (sm) honoring and providing education including STEM-HGL programs as we tell the story of the service of these 'Sons'.
Saving Military History One Soldier At A Time
Sons of Liberty Museum is dedicated to the memory of all who served, nothing more or less.
We need your support and you can do this in many ways.
1. Please signup for our newsletter and get others to do so enabling us to maintain contact.
2. Please make a monetary donation.
- https://www.sonsoflibertymuseum.org/secure-donation.cfm
We thank you for your support.
Robert Coalter, Jason Weigler, Robert Weigler
Executive Directors
With an expansive collection of military artifacts dating from the Revolutionary War to the present day conflicts we can tailor programs to meet the interest of each audience. Uniforms, gear, weapons, medals, ribbons, photos, scrapbooks, periodicals, papers and battlefield relics preserve rich historical stories. This collection continues to grow and we welcome donations from all branches of service, Army, Army Air Corps, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and including the Coast Guard, Merchant Marine and the new Space Force. We also house artifacts from the service academies, military schools and persons who worked on the homefront during wartime.
Custodians of Family Histories
We devote resources to the digital side of our organization where we have amassed over 500,000 web pages of material. This includes histories and an honor roll. With a strategic partner the MIARN we have published material on our citizen soldiers still listed as Missing in Action.
The training of personnel and usage of military functions have their roots in geography, math and science and we are generating programs containing these foundational disciplines. Educators can explore these concepts.
Exhibits and equipment are props that aid in storytelling melding history and personal service. For those that would like to learn more about a variety of topics, explore the Military A to Z section of this site where you will find studies on D-Day, Battle of the Bulge, Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal and much more.
Saving History One Soldier At A Time.
Exhibit in the Mobile Museum
Mobile Museum
Collection Highlights
Artifacts in the collection take on many shapes and sizes. The Purple Heart from a Killed In Action, fatigues from jungles of Vietnam. Uniforms of Medal of Honor recipients. The first to step foot on Utah Beach on D-Day. Members of SHAEF, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces, World War II. Awardees of three CIBs, (Combat Infantryman's Badge) signifying having been on the front lines in three wars; World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Items from three generations of families serving in three conflicts; World War I, World War II and Vietnam. Marines killed on Saipan, Army Green Berets, Special Forces. MACV-SOG. Skippers of Destroyers and Navy aviators. Tankers, mortarmen, riflemen, engineers, artillery and logistical support, all MOS. Privates to Generals. Men and women of the service during the last 20 years including the Gulf War are also well represented.
USS Missouri Fires its Guns, October 1950, Korea
North Africa 1943, World War II
History Matters: Help The Sons of Liberty Museum Preserve It.
Donations | Volunteer
Your Support
We welcome your support in many areas. Monetary donations assist with many areas of operations from our web operations to archival supplies, acquisitions and program development. Artifact donations preserve more histories and volunteers help us with digitization and data transcription for our database.
The Sons of Liberty Museum is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization as defined by the Internal Revenue Service and is currently exhibiting and providing education programs at schools, reunions, organization meetings and other civic events.
Join with us in Saving Military History One Soldier at a Time.
