Our American Liberty Stories- Is there a story that you or your family members tell over and over about your family history?  We want to hear your stories about your country, your journey to citizenship, your family’s history, or what it means to you to be American or live in America.  We are looking for stories from individuals and families who were native to this country or who journeyed here, whether willingly or not, and how they came to enjoy the rights as Americans guaranteed by the Liberty Amendments.  Submit stories for the 2025 project at any time and get more information at the link above. 

View the collection of stories and photos online at the link above starting June 15.  You can also see the stories and photos displayed in local businesses, the Vienna Community Center, the Freeman Store and Museum, and at Liberty Amendments Month events.

Presented by Historic Vienna, Inc., The Town of Vienna, and the Vienna Business Association.

 
The Liberty Minutes - Brief videos available on YouTube @TownofViennaVA capturing Liberty Amendments-related history.  Watch out for familiar faces, as Liberty Minutes will be hosted by local leaders in the community. Watch the 2022 Liberty Minutes now, linked below.  The 2023 Liberty Minutes will be posted here as they become available. 

2023 Liberty Minutes:

Liberty Minute #1: Harmon Salsbury

Liberty Minute #2: The Little Library

2022 Liberty Minutes: 

Liberty Minute #1: Foundation of a Celebration

Liberty Minute #2: The Vote

Liberty Minute #3: The Path to Liberty

Liberty Minute #4: Madam Mayor

Liberty Amendments Month Recommended Reading and Media List 
Increase your knowledge on Liberty Amendments related history.  View our recommended reading list here.  Presented by Historic Vienna Inc. 

 
Liberty Amendments Month Logo Mural
Visit the Center Street side of the Patrick Henry Library for a very special, temporary, Liberty Amendments Month mural presented by Patrick Henry Library, the Vienna Public Art Commission and the Vienna Business Association.  The mural was unveiled in 2022 and will remain on the library's facade until the building undergoes renovations in the near future.

The mural is funded by the Friends of the Patrick Henry Library and the Vienna Public Art Foundation.

The League of Women Voters of the Fairfax Area will be registering voters and providing information about "What's on your ballot 2024" at Juneteenth (pg. 4), and other LAM events.  Check this page for updates.  Emmaus United Church of Christ will also be at these events leading a non-partisan ‘Get Out the Vote effort to mail postcards to potential voters encouraging them to vote in the upcoming election and providing information on polling places.  The country has a very important election coming and this non-partisan information will get our community ready to vote!