Thank you Renee for the great information about the Edenton North Carolina Tea Party. To learn more, visit the North Carolina History Project. Edenton Tea Party The new children's book is beautiful!
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Welcome to the Birmingham Territory Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, a group of patriotic, caring women in the greater Birmingham, Alabama area dedicated to activities that promote our country’s history and heritage.
We are a nonpartisan group of women who have traced their lineage to men and women patriots who served in or provided aid to the Revolutionary War. Chapter members support the three objectives of the National Society DAR: historic preservation, promotion of education and patriotic endeavor.
The more than 80 chapter members include juniors (ages 18 to 35), mothers, daughters, sisters and friends who span the generations. The group meets for lunch on the second Tuesday of the month from September through May for project updates and interesting programs featuring history, education, conservation, national defense and women’s issues.
We welcome new members and provide help to those interested in tracing their descent from patriots of the American Revolution.
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About Us
Our DAR chapter meets on the second Tuesday of the month for lunch, September through May. Please click on this link for more information or to visit a meeting.
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Images contributed by chapter members and used by permission. Other photographs and images are either in the public domain, or courtesy of Wikimedia Commons pursuant to their website rules or otherwise used with permission.
Web hyperlinks to non-DAR sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters.
Webmaster is Sharon Bamberg Website was last updated October 9, 2024.