DAR Headquarters —
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington, D.C.
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Membership
Chapter Meetings
Since its founding in 1896,
the DAR Library has grown
into a specialized collection
of American genealogical
and historical manuscripts
and publications.
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The Vesuvius Furnace Chapter, NSDAR, welcomes potential new members. Regular meetings take place at 10:00 a.m. on the third Saturday of each month from September through May. Please contact us by clicking on the Contact Us! link to the left for more information about our chapter meetings and activities. By attending a meeting, you will meet members who have the experience to assist you in obtaining your goal of membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).
How to Join
Any woman, age eighteen and over, who can prove she is a descendant of a Patriot of the American Revolution can join. Our members can help you locate the necessary proof if you think you are eligible but don’t yet have the documentation. You can go to the National Society DAR membership page for more information.
Who is a Patriot?
A Patriot is anyone who supported the cause for American independence. This might be a citizen who served in a government position, such as a juror, someone who served in the military, or someone who gave material aid to troops or the government. Many Patriots are already documented, but some are not.
Mundy House History Center of Eastern Lincoln County
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