Adjacent to the tree is a flagpole, and a large Tamaqua Liberty Tree Park: 1776-2026 billboard-style sign. There’s also a historic marker explaining the origin of the Liberty Tree.

It’s also a descendant of an old Liberty Tree, a tulip poplar once used as a gathering place by American Patriots who opposed British rule during the Revolutionary […] ...

Tulip poplar seedlings–Liberty Trees–were recently planted at the Paoli Battlefield in Malvern and Brandywine Battlefield Park in Chadds Ford to commemorate America’s upcoming 250th ann… ...

A historian once suggested a Liberty Tree replace Uncle Sam as America’s symbol of identity. Now, Centre County has its own Liberty Tree of sorts.

Liberty Tree planted at Berks County Heritage Center The tree is a direct descendant of the last known original Liberty Tree, symbolic of the Colonists resistance to the British.

TAMAQUA — A Liberty Tree will be planted in the borough in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026, officials announced Friday. Micah Gursky, Tamaqua Community Partnership director, said ...

America250PA and the Pennsylvania Freemasons held a Liberty Tree dedication ceremony Wednesday at the White Township Recreation Complex.

The Liberty Tree, a living symbol of America’s independence, will be the only one in Lackawanna County, according to the release.

A Liberty Tree will be planted in Tamaqua, Pa., in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026, officials announced on Nov. 15, 2024.

America250PA and the Pennsylvania Freemasons held a Liberty Tree dedication ceremony Wednesday at the White Township Recreation Complex.

America250PA and the Pennsylvania Freemasons held a Liberty Tree dedication ceremony Wednesday at the White Township Recreation Complex.