The Ladies for Liberty was formed in 2009 from a desire to revive the great music of the 1940s and WWII Era Andrews Sisters Style Each program is dedicated to raising the level of patriotism in America and flavoring their performance with the Andrews Sister’s style of music. Through their own rendition of vocals, costumes, hairstyles and the spirit of patriotism reminiscent of the 1940s, that period is remembered and celebrated as “When America was at its finest.” A more modern patriotic salute was added to their performance programs to broaden their audience to military functions, patriotic events and corporate interests. The Ladies for Liberty are very popular for singing a precisioned timed National Anthem acapella The members enjoy their participation in promoting especially the wonderful music of the 1940s that honor our WWII Veterans. The Patriotic Salutes provide a great avenue to honor all veterans and active duty service men and women in the United States Military. "Above all, we sing to honor America—the Greatest Nation on Earth!," they said.

Clifton Forge 4th Of July Program To Include 'Ladies Of Liberty'   The Ladies of Liberty will be performing at the heritage center from 6:30-8 p.m. on July 4th. The Ladies for Liberty was formed in 2009 from a desire to revive the great music of the 1940s and WWII Era Andrews Sisters Style. Wanda Martin of Louisville, KY is the current owner and manager of the group. The LfL has 12 members at the present time, which allows (4) trios to perform at key times of the year. Each troupe’s program is dedicated to raising the level of patriotism in America and flavoring their performance with the Andrews Sister’s style of music. The Patriotic Salutes provide a great avenue to honor all veterans and active duty service men and women in the United States Military. Above all, we sing to honor America—the Greatest Nation on Earth! Fantastic reason number 101 to make CFVA and the Alleghany Highlands of VA be your destination to celebrate our Nations Birthday this 4th of July. For more information on this and related subjects, please go to C and O Heritage Center Site.

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