Daughters of the American Revolution
From forgotten stories to family treasures – start your genealogy journey today using DAR's many free resources and research tools.
About DAR - Daughters of the American Revolution
The DAR, founded in 1890 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America's future through better education for children.
What is DAR? - Daughters of the American Revolution
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DAR's Impact - Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR’s ongoing effort to increase awareness of often underrepresented Revolutionary War Patriots. We are committed to better telling the stories of these Patriots, who have all too often been left out of the pages of history.
Member Login | Daughters of the American Revolution
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How to Join | Daughters of the American Revolution
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Become a Member | Daughters of the American Revolution
When you join the DAR, you enter a network of more than 190,000 women who form lifelong bonds, honor their revolutionary ancestors and promote historic preservation, education and patriotism in their communities.
133rd Continental Congress Website Now Available! - Today's DAR
Mar 15, 2024 · Through restoring historic properties, funding scholarships and supporting our troops, DAR makes a difference in local communities.
Ordinary Equality: DAR Members and the Road to Women’s …
The NSDAR Archives examines the lives and accomplishments of DAR members who helped lead the women of the United States from Seneca Falls, war work, and higher education to Progressive Era reform activities, unprecedented philanthropy, and, finally, the right to vote.
The National Society - Daughters of the American Revolution
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