Wyoming Valley Chapter,

National Society 

 Daughters of the American Revolution

Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

Organized April 29, 1891

 Three Pillars of DAR Service

The objectives of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) are to promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism.

Historic Preservation:

Restore and maintain historic sites.

Locate, restore, and mark gravesites of Revolutionary War Patriots.

Organize and contribute to major preservation projects.

Preserve genealogical records, artifacts, and historical documents.

Education:

Provide scholarships and awards to outstanding students.

Promote education and citizenship through youth programs.

Sponsor American history essay contests for students.

Support five DAR approved schools through monetary donations and service.

Provide scholarships and funds to Native American children and schools.

Support classrooms, teachers, and schools in our communities.

Patriotism:

Volunteer to support veterans in Veterans Administration and non-VA facilities.

Support American service personnel at home and abroad.

Promote Constitution Week with special programs.

Participate in naturalization ceremonies.

Present patriotic awards to deserving individuals.

What We Do

We Are More Than a Lineage Society 

We are a nonprofit, nonpartisan women’s service organization. We are relevant. We open new doors in genealogical research, helping women discover the stories and people of their past. We invite women of all backgrounds to join us in our efforts to serve our country and preserve our heritage for future generations. 

We Are Active 

To honor our ancestors who fought for our nation’s independence, we are committed to volunteer service as a means to better our local communities. 

We Are Today’s DAR

 We are an organization for the modern woman. As we continue to pursue our founders’ original principles, we apply the values of our ancestors and build on the foundation of DAR’s founders to accomplish important work in a contemporary context 

Today's DAR

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 *Photographs on this page are courtesy of chapter members.