WEIRTON — Members of the Fort Steuben Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution met at Giovanni’s ...

The Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) named John Giltner of Triway High School as the 2025 ...

The countdown to America’s 250th birthday celebration continues with the Winnipesaukee Chapter-Daughters of the American Revolution will host the American Revolution Experience in Wolfeboro’s Great Ha ...

The first armed conflict of the American Revolution began April 19, 1775, in Lexington, Massachusetts. A network of riders ...

We had a grand celebration of our legacy with a dinner. We recognized nine women, from the span of the 100 years," Jenny ...

Vedi Raval of Milford High School was the local essay winner for the Framingham Chapter of DAR Good Citizen Program.

Inspired by the Wyandotte Museum’s 2024 presentation of “Women of Wyandotte,” the Monguagon Chapter of the National Society ...

The Yadkin River Patriot Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution has posthumously honored Lula Kate Beaty Miller with a Women in American History Award. Kate Miller, of Lenoir, was known ...

Seneca Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution welcomed two special guests to its February chapter meeting: Richard ...

The Queens-based Increase Carpenter Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution invites the public to participate in cleaning up the grounds and restoring the tombstones at the Remsen Family ...

Vedi Raval of Milford High School was the local essay winner for the Framingham Chapter of DAR Good Citizen Program.

Named after Jeptha Abbott, a Revolutionary War soldier, the Wayne-based DAR chapter was founded on Nov. 18, 1929, by Elizabeth Abigail Ransley. Now, more than 200 Jeptha Abbott members continue the ...