Liberty's 250th group presents a Semiquincentennial Photo Exhibit

Liberty Museum and Arts Center
46 S Main Street
Liberty, NY 12754

Foxborough Media announces a photographic exhibit at the Liberty Museum and Arts Center, capturing America’s 250th semiquincentennial. Curated for questions in our modern age.As the only organization with a photographer at every major event since the first 250th event in 2020; the Battle of Golden Hill in Manhattan. Foxborough Media offers an unmatched visual record of this historic milestone of our nations founding era. Pieces of the collection have been featured in History News Magazine, American Association for State and Local History, events featured in the Caribbean Journal, and the National Council on Public History twitter takeover.

This curated exhibit connects the national story of the Revolutionary War to its local significance in Liberty, NY.

Join us and experience the journey of the 250th through striking, historic imagery from one of Liberty, NY's own.

Liberty alum Douglas Yaun, Class of 2003 and descendant of the Town of Liberty's first supervisor, Thomas Crary, has curated the "Liberty's 250" exhibit that recently opened at the Liberty Museum & Arts Center featuring Douglas's contributions to History News Magazine, Caribbean Journal and more. Dr. Patrick Sullivan visited the museum to review the exhibit and talk to Mr. Yaun more about the show, which displays events of the Revolutionary War in space and time from the Boston Massacre, to the Farewell Address declaring no kings and the Caribbean front home to Alexander Hamilton.

Besides highlighting perhaps the most important time period in American history, his goal is to showcase the importance of heritage tourism in the area and contribute further with a community campaign to apply the pursuit of Liberty to now.

As part of the exhibit, Mr. Yaun is collecting essays and pictures on the topic "What does Liberty mean to me?" Essays and photos can be sent to lifelibertyme250@gmail.com with the submitter’s name and zip code as the subject. The collected items from this region will be used in a future exhibit and as entries in the Sullivan County Democrat over the next seven years celebrating the 250th year of the Revolutionary War and the founding of the United States of America which culminates in the year 2033.

“Mr. Yaun’s efforts to showcase history and the impact on our area are extraordinary and deserve support,” Dr. Sullivan said. “I will be addressing his efforts with our federal representatives when I meet with them next month.” Donations to his "Pursuit of Liberty” effort may be made at https://givebutter.com/liberty-to-me-9mmlq. The "Liberty's 250" exhibit will be on display through September at the museum at 46 S Main St. For more information about the museum, visit https://www.libertymuseumandartscenter.org/

Liberty Storytellers Salon
in partnership with Liberty Museum & Arts Center

Join a supportive, welcoming community for memoir, personal essays, poetry, and capturing memories before they fade.

This is a space to find and strengthen your unique voice through guided writing prompts, tutorials, and techniques while connecting with fellow storytellers locally and internationally.

Schedule
Wednesdays | 2:00–3:30 PM
June 10 – August 26, 2026
In person at the museum- 46 South Main St: Liberty & on Zoom

Facilitators
Dr. Nicoletta Sacco
Co-led by Liyang Dong

You will:

• Share stories in a supportive group

• Develop and refine your writing

• Build confidence as a writer

• Connect with international voices and friendships

Suggested donation: $10 (not required)