Liberty County Confederate Monument

1861-1865

War Between The States

"Lord God of hosts

defend us yet

Lest we forget.

lest we forget."

Marker is on Court Street near South Commerce Street, in the median.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Liberty County

Liberty County, an original county, was created by the Consitution of Feb. 5, 1777 from Creek Cession of May 20, 1733. It had been organized in 1758 as the Parishes of St. John, St. Andrew, and St. James, the theatre ...

Liberty County Citizen's Council 1946 - 1953

Dorchester Academy

The Errosion of the Franchise

With the passage of the 14th and 15th amendments to the U.S. Constitution in 1868 and 1869, African Americans were granted full citizenship and the right to vote. In less than a decade, nearly 100,000 ...

Hinesville and Liberty County WWII Veterans Monument

Erected in honor

of the

men and women

of

Hinesville

and

Liberty County

who served in the

Armed Forces of the

United States of America

in World War Two.

Glory to them that died in this great cause!

Marker can be reached from East Oglethorpe Highway (U.S. 84) 0.2 miles west of ...

Old Liberty County Jail

While this building was not Liberty County's first jail, it served longer than any previous jail. When in was built in 1892 the jail had "all the modern improvements and conveniences of a first class prison." Eighty years later it ...