Roots that Run Deep
In 2001, Liberty earned its spot on the North Carolina National Historic Register, a recognition of the architectural and cultural significance that makes the town special. The Liberty Depot, a beautiful turn-of-the-century landmark and a Cultural Heritage Site, stands as a reminder of the area’s transportation heritage.
And for over 30 years, the Liberty Antiques Festival brought thousands of visitors — including a few famous faces — to the area for shopping and outdoor fun. Held on the last weekend in April and September, the festival welcomed guests to browse more than 400 vendors, enjoy homemade ice cream and kettle corn, and take a bit of history home with them. Stay tuned as the festival has moved!
Like a young person with an old soul, Liberty sees the future but knows its heritage, staying true to its southern roots while embracing innovation, technology, and economic progress.
Getting here couldn’t be easier. It’s a quick trip (and a beautiful country drive at that) from Asheboro or Greensboro. There are plenty of accommodations in Asheboro to choose from, including hotels and camping sites.
Come visit. Spend the weekend. And you’ll see why Liberty really is a great place to live.
Planning a Trip?
Planning a trip to Liberty, NC? Check out our itineraries for day and weekend ideas.
Town of Liberty | 239 S Fayetteville St - Liberty | 336-622-4276 | Filmore York, Mayor | Scott Kidd, Town Manager