SAR Applauds State Investment in Louisville and SAR Education Center and Museum

LOUISVILLE, KY — The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) applauds the Kentucky General Assembly and Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg for their continued partnership and investment in the future of Louisville and the Commonwealth.

During a press conference held Friday morning, Mayor Greenberg and members of the Kentucky General Assembly highlighted more than $1 billion in investments allocated to Louisville during the 2026 Regular Session. Among the projects receiving support is the SAR Education Center and Museum, which was awarded $2.5 million in state funding.

Located on Louisville’s historic Museum Row, the SAR Education Center and Museum serves visitors from across the nation through exhibits, educational programming, genealogical resources, and initiatives focused on preserving and promoting Revolutionary War history and America’s founding principles.

The SAR Education Center and Museum continues to grow as a national destination for historical learning, patriotism, and genealogical research in downtown Louisville.

The SAR also recognizes the broader investments announced during the press conference, which include funding for infrastructure, public safety, education, housing, economic development, arts and culture, and community organizations throughout Louisville.

Founded in 1889, the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution is a nonprofit, nonpartisan lineage society dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and educating future generations about the founding of the United States.

For more information about the SAR Education Center and Museum, visit www.SARFoundation.org

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