Great luncheon learning the history of our US Constitution.  Did you know that ours is the oldest, codified, still in use, Constitution in the world?

Congratulations to Ann Halpern for having the closest guess of the number of honeycombs in the jar!  

 Gaye and Renee at American Village, Montevallo

Alabama DAR Annual Meeting

Lauren & Patrice at Continental Congress, Washington DC - June 2024

 It is this Chapter's goal to foster patriotism and love for God, Home and Country.  Help make this happen by getting involved with our service projects, as well as suggesting possible new endeavors.  An example of some of our past Service projects include: 

• Operation Shower: Bringing joy to military families, one shower at a time https://operationshower.org/
• Operation Paperback: Helping our troops escape into a good book since 1999. https://operationpaperback.org/
• Three Hots and a Cot: Serving Veterans https://www.facebook.com/ThreeHotsandACot/
• Soldiers Angels-Holiday stockings for Heroes https://soldiersangels.org/volunteer/special-campaigns/

 2023-2024 was a year of diverse and wonderfully presented topics!

Moundville Archeological Park

https://moundville.museums.ua.edu/about/

  Forgotten Alabama

ForgottenAlabama facebook group

 The Governor's Mansion at Christmas

                                                 

Thank you to everyone that participated, members and presenters alike. 2024-2025 meetings will be just as enjoyable and informative.  Join us!  First meeting is scheduled for September 10, 2024.

The Birmingham Territory April Meeting at The Club included a wonderful presentation by Col. Alan Miller, President and CEO of American Village.  Col. Miller shared with our members updates of the many programs and events that they have underway.  See the link below to learn more about its 25th Anniversary celebration plans, as well as yearly events you may wish to join.  What a treasure American Village is to our State!  American Village Events

The October meeting was a TREAT! Thank you to John Gillum for teaching us about the Aliceville WWII Prisoner of War Museum and to all our Members that helped stuff goodie bags for the Ronald McDonald House.

 

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.