The story
Where the Revolution was planned.
The Green Dragon Tavern was a real public house in Boston's North End — the meeting place the Sons of Liberty used as their unofficial headquarters. Behind its doors, over candlelight and cider, ordinary colonists turned grievance into a revolution.
The Green Dragon Tavern app reopens that room. It lets you sit across from those patriots, ask what you've always wondered, and listen for the clues they let slip — history you can talk back to.
A Liberty Village experience
Part of a bigger mission.
The app is one piece of Liberty Village — a 32-acre living-history destination in Hurricane, Utah, dedicated to igniting a passion for liberty through immersive, principle-based education. Whether you meet the Sons of Liberty on your phone or on the village green, the goal is the same: to make the founding era something you can experience, not just read about.
Respect & accuracy
A conversation with history — not a substitute for it.
Each patriot persona is shaped by the historical record — letters, speeches, and the world he actually lived in — and reviewed for tone before we ship. Our aim is a portrayal faithful to the man and the era.
That said, these conversations are generated by software. They are an interpretation, not a transcript, and should not be taken as authoritative history, direct quotation, or the actual views of any historical person. Treat them as a starting point — for curiosity, for study, for the kind of question that sends you back to the primary sources.
The Green Dragon Tavern app is a Liberty Village project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any government, agency, or institution.
Join us
Pull up a chair.
