For Old House Maintenance and Repair, click here.
City of
Liberty Historic Preservation Program including information
about The
Century House Project, certificates
of appropriateness for exterior work, design
guidelines, and FAQs.
Clay
County Archives and Historical Library: To procure, preserve, restore,
maintain, study, and promote manuscripts, instruments, records, charters,
evidence, and documents of a public or private nature which may have
statistical, legal or historical significance to Clay County, Missouri,
its government or residents, or such documents as might be desirable to
the association and to encourage public interest therein.
Historic
Downtown Liberty, Inc exists to preserve, enhance and energize the
Downtown Liberty business district – the symbol and center of historic
Telling the story of local history through the
lens of digital video by South Valley Junior High School and teachers Eric
Langhorst and Lance Huebner.
Missouri Alliance for
Historic Preservation Missouri's only statewide, non-profit
organization dedicated to promoting, supporting, and coordinating historic
preservation activities throughout the State.
National Trust for Historic
Preservation For information about the National Trust Conference
and other national preservation news.
Missouri State Historic Preservation Office This office is part of the Department of Natural Resources. You will also find connections to the Historic Tax Credit Program from this link.
Missouri Dept of Natural Resources -- Rehabilitation Tax Credits for Historic Buildings. Interested Historic Liberty residents may contact Harold Phillips for practical information.
Period Homes provides resources for professionals working on
traditionally styled residential buildings. If you're involved with a
restoration or renovation project, or an historically inspired new home,
you've come to the right place.
WindingRiver.com -- A guide to the history and natural resources of the Kansas City - St. Joseph corridor and surrounding communities. More specifically, this series of articles features essays written by William Jewell College students enrolled in Dr. Cecelia A. Robinson’s Creative Nonfiction course. Students selected topics focusing on a range of pre and post Civil War pioneers, historic places, issues and interesting artifacts from the Clay County area.
CafePress is our link for official
Historic Liberty merchandise. Wear and use it proudly!
Historic Liberty
210 North Water Street . Liberty, Missouri 64068
info@HistoricLIberty.org