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About The Sons of Liberty Museum

It was more than ten years ago that a couple of friends held the first of their joint exhibits under the banner of “Sons of Liberty Militaria Exhibits”.  The very first was titled "World War I: Echoes of The Great War". Within a year of that initial display, the Sons of Liberty Museum was born as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, based in the Republic of Texas.

The Early Years of the Sons of Liberty

Beginning with exhibits at partner museums and special veterans' gatherings throughout North Texas, the Sons of Liberty Museum attracted donations of many artifacts.  The collection grew to the point that a displays were presented on a rotating basis in our public events.

Quickly growing Sons

Our programs and exhibits expanded to include schools and numerous reunions of veteran groups.  These programs ranged in duration from a few days and to some that lasted more than six months. 

Over time our preservation efforts became more sophisticated, working with artifacts that included fragile items like photos and documents, and all the while building an impressive and expansive collection that has become the envy of many museums.  The Sons of Liberty Museum has achieved this without the benefit of a location that is accessible to the public on a daily basis; instead storing the artifacts at a number of secure facilities until they are needed for a specific exhibit.

Where the Sons stand today

The time has come.  Our collection has grown to a size where our programs and displays are bursting at the seams.  We need a permanent physical home to do justice to our collection, and to honor our donors, and the men and women who have served this great nation of ours.  

We need your help.  We have begun to raise funds for a campus that can accommodate a proper exhibition and education center.  Within that facility, we will offer what we call “STEM-HD” focused experiences for proud Americans and students of all ages as we 'Save military history, one soldier at a time'.  

Telling each soldier, sailor, airman or marine’s story is the confluence of science, technology, engineering, math, geography and history.  We offer a unique learning experience, from foundational conventions to critical thinking and emerging applications.  We link the past, present and future.  And we connect the lives of American citizens with the military experiences of those who put their lives on the line to preserve the liberty we enjoy today.

Our work in progress 

In 2016 we launched this website.  Just like our collection and museum it evolves and grows all the time.  We have amassed more than 200,000 web pages of priceless historical information and the collection continues to grow daily encompassing information from World War I to present day.  Of primary importance is the data we have published with a strategic partner concerning the remaining missing in action of World War II.

Today (2023) and in conjunction with our sister organization, the Army Air Corps Museum, we have amassed a database containing 10 million veterans and the websites serve up over 1 million web pages.  This will only continue to grow.

Join with the Sons of Liberty.  Donate today.

Our mission is simple, yet critical.  If you are reading this then you are one of a dwindling number of Americans with the courage to help preserve our nation’s military heritage.  Ignorance, and a disregard for history is our enemy.  We need your help to overcome it, lest the stories of the brave Americans who fought for our freedom are lost forever. 

We seek to partner with like-minded individuals, businesses of all sizes, educational organizations, veterans groups, museums and media outlets to help us build this new campus in the North Texas area.   We invite you to [www.sonsoflibertymuseum.org/contact.cfm] to discuss how we can work together.

Your donations can come in many forms.  Clearly, your financial support is a priority.  There is no minimum or maximum amount that you can give.  All amounts are appreciated and tax-deductible.  100% of your donation goes to support the Sons of Liberty Museum and our educational mission.  [www.sonsoflibertymuseum.org/monetary-donations.cfm].

For those wanting to make a monetary donation by check, please mail to:

Sons of Liberty Museum

Box 632282

Irving, TX  75063

Artifacts & Memorabilia 

Artifacts represent another important way for you to donate.  From the Civil War to Present Day and all conflicts and engagements in between; small individual items to many artifacts, they are all important and valued donations. Please contact us to discuss the type of materials you would like to share with our museum and get specific and secure shipping information.  We will make sure the items are properly cared for and preserved as custodians of your family heritage.

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