Members of the Sons of the American Revolution, Piedmont Chapter, and Roswell City Council planted a Liberty Tree to honor the United States' 250th Anniversary and the sacrifices of patriots.

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The Sons of the American Revolution Piedmont Chapter planted an Elm Liberty Tree with the Milton City Council in front of Milton City Hall. The tree was sponsored by Dr. Tom Price.

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A Liberty Tree was planted at Mount Gilead Methodist Church to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States and in memory of Joseph L. Vancura Jr., former Georgia State President of SAR.

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The Piedmont Chapter of SAR partnered with students to plant an Elm Liberty Tree at The Cottage School, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the USA.

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An Elm Liberty Tree was planted at Mimosa Hall with the help of SAR members, Roswell City Council, and DAR members to honor the USA's 250th anniversary.

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The SAR Georgia Piedmont Chapter planted a Liberty Tree on a Centennial Farm in Ohio with the help of the Ohio Society of SAR. The tree commemorates the 250th anniversary of the USA.

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The Piedmont Chapter planted a Princeton Elm Liberty Tree at McFarlane Nature Park to recognize the USA's 250th anniversary. The elm is resistant to Dutch Elm disease.

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The Ohio Society SAR planted a Liberty Tree at the Hocking Hills Liberty Camp. Each attending child helped plant the tree, and the tree was dedicated to the camp founder, Denise Whalen.

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The Michigan State Capitol Grounds now feature a Liberty Tree plaque honoring America’s 250th Anniversary. 100 White Pine seedlings were distributed to attendees for planting Liberty Trees in local communities.

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Two C.A.R. chapters from Alaska and Georgia planted the first Liberty Tree in Alaska, a Quaking Aspen. The event included education about the American Revolution and a livestream for virtual attendees.

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The Nebraska Society SAR dedicated its first Liberty Tree on the campus of Hastings in Nebraska.

A Liberty Tree was planted in Jasper County, Missouri, honoring Sgt. William Jasper, a Revolutionary War soldier and the county’s namesake.

A Liberty Tree was planted in honor of Captain Nathan Hale at the Nathan Hale Schoolhouse by CTSSAR.

The Iowa Society SAR planted a Bur Oak Liberty Tree, the state tree of Iowa, in Linwood Cemetery to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The tree was placed near the new Veterans' columbarium.

The Casimir Pulaski Chapter planted its second Liberty Tree of the year at Centralhatchee Veterans Park to honor the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.

The Isaac Shelby Chapter planted Tennessee's first Liberty Tree, a Princeton Elm, at the Memphis Botanic Gardens. The tree was dedicated as a tribute to all of America’s veterans.

The Three Rivers SAR Chapter, alongside the Desert Gold DAR Chapter, dedicated a Liberty Tree and plaque at Berg Park in Farmington, NM.

Two Liberty Trees were planted in Vermont by the Piedmont Chapter, SAR, at American Legion Post 1 in St. Albans and Post 7 in Hardwick. The events honored America’s 250th anniversary and the legacies of the American Legion and SAR.

A Princeton Elm was planted in Veterans Memorial Park during Tyrone's Veterans Day event. The local DAR chapters were present for the dedication ceremony.

The Fox Valley Chapter dedicated a Liberty Tree, with a ceremony in Batavia, IL.

A Liberty Tree was planted at Green-Wood Cemetery at the top of Battle Hill, commemorating the chapter's namesake and honoring America’s 250th anniversary.

Dedicated to Mohican Patriots Captain Hendrick Aupaumut and Jacob Konkapot. The ceremony included the WISSAR Color Guard, Mohican Tribal President Shannon Holsey, Kaukauna Mayor Anthony Penterman, Kaukauna VFW Color Guard, and local citizens.

Dedicated to Oneida Patriot Captain James Powless, with participation from WISSAR and Oneida Veterans Color Guard, DAR Jean Nicolet Chapter, tribal members, and the local community.

This Liberty Tree was part of the 250th celebration honoring Thaddeus Kosciuszko at Kosciuszko Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The WISSAR Color Guard, DAR Annis Avery Hill Chapter, and Mary Warrell Knight Chapter were present.

Dedicated to Delaware Patriot Bartholomew Calvin. The ceremony included the WISSAR and Mohican Veterans Color Guards, Mohican Tribal President Shannon Holsey, tribal members, Wisconsin DAR, and the local community.

Dedicated to Patriot Nathan Hatch, with participation from the WISSAR Morgan-Kosciuszko Chapter Color Guard, DAR Mary Warrell Knight Chapter, and the Oak Hill Cemetery Board.

The Battle of Brooklyn Chapter planted and dedicated a Liberty Tree at Green-Wood Cemetery at the top of Battle Hill, commemorating the chapter's namesake and America’s 250th anniversary.

The Marquis de Lafayette Chapter planted a Princeton Elm at Veterans Memorial Park in Newnan, GA, in a ceremony attended by local DAR and SAR chapters. Newnan Mayor Keith Brady spoke at the event.

Col. John Eager Howard Chapter SAR

Sparrows Point, MD

November 16., 2024

The Col. John Eager Howard SAR Chapter planted a Liberty Tree on November 16, 2024 at Todd's Inheritence at the Oak Lawn Cemetery in Sparrows Point, MD

Thomson, GA

The ladies of the Captain John Wilson Chapter of the DAR purchased and planted the tree and its plaque to celebrate and memorialize the upcoming 250th anniversary of the founding of our beloved country, the United States of America. The 29 attendees included many Daughters [and also Sons] of the American Revolution and the public.

Left to right Kai Thomsen, vice president, Clark Perrin, secretary/treasurer, Vern Bassham, President November 11, 2024

SAR. DAR. American Legion Post 50, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9959 in newspaper article.
Lower picture, Clark Perrin, secretary/treasurer, Kai Thomsen, vice president, Bo Hill, color guard commander, Vern Bassham President, Unknown person from another chapter, Marc Potteiger, 250th chair.

Peachtree planted, pic of Liberty Tree after planting by the nursery, Large Red Oak purchased by the city of Peachtree City.

A 250th Anniversary Liberty Tree was dedicated on Putnam Hill in Greenwich, CT by the Capt. Matthew Mead Branch SAR.
General Israel Putnam's (1718-1779) Putnam's Own Account of His Historic Ride:
"We discharged some old field pieces, which were there, a few times, and gave them a small fire of musketry, but without any considerable effect; the superior force of the enemy soon obliged our small detachment to abandon the place. I therefore directed the troops to retire and form on a hill a little distance from Horseneck (Greenwich), while I proceeded to Stamford and collected a body of militia and a few Continental troops which were there, with which I returned immediately."

The Captain John Collins Chapter dedicated a 250th Anniversary Liberty Tree in the Mars Hill Cemetery, located at 2850 Mars Hill Church Road in Acworth, GA. This event was attended by Captain John Collins Chapter uniformed Color Guard members, DAR representation, and Liberty Tree NSSAR Project Chair Ron Redner.

Today marks the dedication of the first new Liberty Tree was planted in South Carolina. Thanks to the effort of compatriot Mike Williams of the Thomas Heyward Jr. Chapter SAR, a 10' Southern Live Oak tree was installed at Old House Plantation, in Ridgeland, South Carolina.

Perry, GA

2/17/2025

An early example of a Liberty tree dedication in our country's bicentennial year at Fort Stamford in Fairfield county, CT.

Despite the rain, over 97 people helped to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the Battles of Lexington & Concord, and our Liberty Tree Dedication. Many thanks to Jeff Richman and Green-wood cemetery. The team at Green-Wood Cemetery was very accommodating and provided us with the Chapel to conduct the ceremony, ensuring we stayed warm and dry. After the ceremony, we had a musket salute and all marched to the Liberty Tree's location at the top of Battle Hill (the highest point in Brooklyn). The tree is planted in a prime spot, near the Statue of Minerva which directly faces the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. I've included pictures for your reference. Thank you to our Knights of Columbus, CAR, DAR, SRNY and SAR Representatives for presenting Wreathes. Michael Rawley Post, American Legion hosted a great lunch for the participants, and as shown on the NYS Historic Marker, the Post is on (near) hallowed ground. Thank you to everyone on behalf of Battle of Brooklyn Chapter SAR and 1st New York Continental Chapter SAR.

The Henry Leavenworth Chapter (HLC) of the Sons of the American Revolution planted an American Elm Tree on Arbor Day, April 25, 2025 at the Pioneer Sports Complex, Leavenworth, KS. The program honored the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution. The planting of the Elm Tree project was completed with the partnership in cooperation with the Leavenworth Unified School District 453. The program began with Compatriot Walt Schley welcoming everyone. The Invocation followed with NSSAR Chaplain General Dr. Vern Welkner. Colors were presented by Kansas SAR Color Guard commanded by Compatriot Tom Chychota, and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by 7th Grade Student Sebastian Delgado. Remarks were led by KSSAR Vice President Jerald Gross. His remarks were followed by Richard Warren Middle School Principal, Mr. Scott Kessler and Henry Leavenworth Chapter President Bennett Dickson. A special thank you goes out to the HLC Liberty Tree Committee and all the SAR attendees. The 7th and 8th Grade Students participated by laying fresh soil to complete the ceremonial planting. The benediction was given and the KSSAR Color Guard retired the Colors, concluding the ceremony. History of the “Liberty Tree”: The Liberty Tree (1646–1775) was a famous elm tree that stood in Boston, Massachusetts near Boston Common in the years before the American Revolution. In 1765, Patriots in Boston staged the first act of defiance against the British government at this tree. The tree became a rallying point for the growing resistance to the rule of Britain over the American Colonies, and the ground surrounding it became known as Liberty Hall. The Liberty Tree was felled in August 1775 by Loyalists. The Liberty Tree is a testament to the power of unity, resistance, and the enduring pursuit of freedom from tyranny.

On December 4, 2023 the Coweta Fall Chapter planted a Liberty Tree in Hamilton Town Square, Hamilton, GA.

9/17/2024

The Nebraska SAR dedicated a Liberty Tree in North Platte, NE on Tuesday, September 17, 2024 on the lawn of the Lincoln County Courthouse in celebration of Constitution Day and the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution.

On May 17, 2025 the Roger Sherman Branch of the Connecticut Society, Sons of the American Revolution dedicated a Liberty Tree to honor Deacon Joseph Mather, of Darien, a staunch proponent of Independence from the pulpit and a Commissioned Officer who saw service in the siege of Fort St. John. The tree is planted at the Mather Homestead in Darien, now a historical non-profit organization that holds events and educational sessions in a building adjacent to the Liberty Tree, ensuring visibility. In addition to Branch members, Todd Gerlander attended from the State Society, as well as members of the Good Wife’s River DAR chapter, Darien elected officials, and members of the community.

Bob Plastine writes: Please add our newest Liberty Tree to your project. It was planted by the Morgan-Koscuiszko Chapter and then dedicated on June 12, 2025 at the Waukesha Elks Lodge #400, Waukesha Wisconsin during their annual Flag Day Ceremony.