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Celebrating America’s 250th in Franklin! 🇺🇸
Old Glory Chapter, NSDAR, was honored to participate in Franklin’s annual Reading of the Declaration of Independence, hosted by the Lt. Andrew Crockett Chapter, SAR.
Patriotic music, community leaders reading the Declaration, living history, family activities, and our original puppet production made for a memorable day celebrating our nation’s founding.
#America250 #NSDAR #FranklinTN
As America marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the City of Franklin and Williamson County proclaimed July 4, 2026, as America 250 Celebration Day. Old Glory Chapter, NSDAR, and Lt. Andrew Crockett Chapter, SAR, later presented the joint proclamation to the Williamson County Archives to preserve this milestone for future generations.
#America250 #NSDAR #TNSocietyDAR #FranklinTN
We were honored to give #VietnamWar50th
Commemoration pins to Vietnam veterans, a Blue Star Pin, and a Gold Star ‘In Memory Of’ Lapel Pin to a family.
The speaker/topic for the day was Linda Moss Mines: “Beyond the Glory: M of H Recipients."
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Merry Christmas from Old Glory Chapter, DAR!
Our members always look forward to our chapter's annual Christmas tea. Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived to greet ~100 members, husbands, prospective members and guests.
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Williamson 225: One County, Many Voices is on exhibition for awhile longer.
The exhibition celebrates the 225th anniversary of the founding of Franklin and Williamson County on October 26, 1799. Susie Gentry, Old Glory Chapter's founder is highlighted🇺🇸
Williamson 225: One County, Many Voices is on exhibition for awhile longer.
The exhibition celebrates the 225th anniversary of the founding of Franklin and Williamson County on October 26, 1799. Susie Gentry, Old Glory Chapter's founder is highlighted🇺🇸
#nsdar#tnsocietydar
#OnThisDay in 1777, Gen. George Washington led the Continental Army into Valley Forge. One of the most iconic commemorative works on the American Revolution, William B. T. Trego’s March to Valley Forge was painted in Philadelphia.
From our collection: https://t.co/VOFKY131ZW
It was an honor remembering those who served our great nation at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery, through #WreathsAcross America. All interned there (almost 14,000!) were honored. May they never be forgotten for answering the call to serve and protect.
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Tarah U, guidance counselor at Grace Christian Academy, accepted the book, Patriots to Pioneers: The First Tennessee Volunteers, from Old Glory Chapter. Tarah said the book will be a helpful reference book for all levels of students and their teachers.
Old Glory Chapter donated a copy of Patriots to Pioneers: The First Tennessee Volunteers, created to celebrate the upcoming 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America and the American Rev War.
Stop by #WCPLtn or Williamson Co Archives to check it out!
Rev250 event of the day — #OTD November 30, 1774, King George III opened a session of the Parliament in London, saying: “a most daring spirit of resistance, and disobedience to the law still unhappily prevails in the Province of the Massachusetts Bay…” https://t.co/njtNR3HZ8A
This day in #history (1746): A future Patriot is born. Robert Livingston’s name is one that most Americans don’t recognize, but perhaps they should. He played a critical role in several founding events.
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This month we honor & celebrate Native American Patriots like Nancy Ward (Nanye’hi), who helped shape American history. 66 women have joined the DAR through her lineage. On 10/21/23, an America 250! Patriots Marker was dedicated at her gravesite.
Visit: https://t.co/sLT4AZcUki
The Mayflower Compact, the Plymouth Colony’s governing document, was signed #OnThisDay November 21, 1620. The Pilgrims and the hired craftsmen, merchants, and other tradespeople agreed to “combine ourselves together into a civil body politic” and build a Christian society in Massachusetts. https://t.co/XqHv9outzG
Old Glory NSDAR will be helping Middle Tennessee State Veterans Cemetery to Remember and Honor our veterans by laying Remembrance wreaths on the graves of our country's fallen heroes.
https://t.co/pydamhTDu9 to donate, or use the QR code.
Old Glory Chapter honors and salutes all veterans! We enjoyed showing our appreciation on Veterans' Day at the City of Franklin Parade- such a fun, patriotic event!