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Wausau Chapter 

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Daughters of the American Revolution

     Wausau, Wisconsin

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Wausau means "far away"

DAR HISTORY

  • The DAR is a national society founded by women for historical, educational and patriotic purposes.

  • About a hundred years after our country was established, there was an increase in patriotism and a desire to honor the men and women who sacrificed to enable our country freedom and independence, and to perpetuate the freedoms for which our ancestors fought.
  • Preliminary work was done during the summer of 1890, and on October 11 of that year the NSDAR was a reality.
  • The original application papers for the founders of DAR are on display on the walls of Constitution Hall, DAR headquarters in Washington, DC.

 

 Events

NATIONAL CONSTITUTION WEEK
September 17-23

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CONSTITUTION DAY
September 17th

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ELECTION DAY
First Tuesday After
First Monday in November

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VETERANS DAY
November 11

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WSDAR STATE CONFERENCE
May 4 & 5, 2007

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FLAG DAY
June 14

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CONTINENTAL CONGRESS
June 27 - July 1, 2007

 

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