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Liberty Hall (School Version)
Explore the home of a founding Kentucky family
Grade Levels:
4-12
Length:
20 minutes
Taping Rights:
School year
MARC Record:
Downloadable
Web Site:
Liberty Hall
Teaching Materials:
See Below

This video by Kentucky filmmaker Nell Cox, who grew up near the site, explores early Kentucky history through the story of the Brown family and their home in Frankfort, now preserved as the Liberty Hall Historic Site. John Brown, Kentucky’s first U.S. senator after statehood, moved to Frankfort and began building the house when the new state capital was still a muddy backwater on America’s western frontier. He and his young wife, Margaretta, raised two sons at Liberty Hall, and their descendants would live there for more than a century.

In addition to a look at what life was like in early Kentucky, the video offers a selection of maps, engravings, and paintings from the 18th and 19th centuries as well as the story of the Liberty Hall ghost, the Gray Lady.


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2007/08 Program Schedule

Traces the history of Frankfort's Liberty Hall, the Georgian home of Kentucky founding father Senator John Brown. The program examines the role of women on Kentucky's frontier as seen through the life of Brown's young wife, Margaretta. 17 minutes
    Monday, November 5 at 3:40 pm on KETED
    Wednesday, November 7 at 7:20 pm on KETED

Teaching Materials

VIDEO
For educational use only.
Liberty Hall Historic Site
(888) 516-5101
218 Wilkinson St.
Frankfort, KY 40601
libhall@dcr.net



Kentucky Academic Expectations

This program relates to the following Kentucky Academic Expectations.

Kentucky schools may tape and retain programs according to the rights listed above. For further information, contact the KET Education Division.

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