1776 – 2026 · The Semiquincentennial
On July 4, 2026, America turns 250. Liberty Line makes the milestone felt — cinematic patriotic Shorts and instant print-at-home packs. Reverent, celebratory, non-partisan, and always true.
We celebrate the flag, the founding, and ordinary Americans — for the grandparent, the veteran, and the flag-flying household who want the real story told warmly, and told right.
Every historical claim is checked against two or more independent sources before it ships — and the sources travel with every product.
Our packs are print-at-home PDFs. They deliver in minutes — ready before the burgers are off the grill, with no shipping cutoff to miss.
No partisanship, no fear, no borrowed logos or images. Just the flag, the milestone, and the country's true story.
Our cinematic Shorts are 30–45 seconds, warm and golden — one verifiable fact about America you can retell at the cookout, delivered with an orchestral swell and a waving flag. Free to watch, all year long.
Watch on YouTubeInstant digital downloads — buy, print, and play the same afternoon.
100 questions across 9 themed rounds — the Founding, the flag, the presidents, the 50 states, and the semiquincentennial itself — with a full answer key that puts a retell-it fact under every answer, plus a host guide.
Ten true, sourced founding stories and ten framable 5x7 quote cards — Adams, Jefferson, Franklin, Washington, Abigail Adams — each attributed, with an honest note wherever historians debate the wording.
One true founding fact for every state, the original-13 feature, and printable reference charts. Written and fact-checked; checkout opens soon.
July 9, 1776: after the Declaration was read aloud in New York, the crowd pulled down the gilded statue of George III at Bowling Green — and melted it into 42,088 musket bullets. A true story on a vintage woodcut crest, front and back. Original artwork, printed on Bella+Canvas.
“We would rather cut a fact than get one wrong.”
Our promise on facts: every claim we publish — in a video, a trivia answer, or a quote card — is verified against at least two independent sources first, and the sources ship with the product. No politics, no fear, no invented quotes.
America's 250th is a full anniversary year, not one Saturday. Subscribe on YouTube and get a new true story about this country as the milestone unfolds.
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