God, Home and Country…”To Preserve Constitutional government of the people, by the people, for the people; and to instill in the hearts of Americans a sense of Patriotic pride in our forefathers who —at so great a cost—left us a heritage of freedom.” (NSDAR Motto and Goals of the Daughters of the American Revolution)
Our National Home
The NSDAR supports several schools and offers scholarships. Our Decorative Arts Museum offers 31 period rooms in the museum in Washington DC. The DAR’s Library catalog is available for online searches. Have you ever wondered if your ancestor contributed to the American Revolution? You can look through the Genealogical Research System to see if there is a Patriot in your line.
Ladies of the Lucy Wolcott Barnum Chapter meet monthly September - June with no meetings in January, July and August. Most meetings begin at 10:00 AM, the second Saturday of each month.
December is traditionally the month that ‘those that gave all’ are recognized across the United States cemeteries. We support two local cemeteries in the placement of holiday wreaths with bright, red bows on the graves of our deceased veterans.
Would you like to meet a Famous Lady? For three years, Famous Ladies (DAR Members) with the help of a Mystery Famous Lady (unveiled the day of the tea) present historic ladies and their stories in period costumes. Join us in November for a delightful afternoon at the ‘General Croswell Tea Room” in Adrian for tea and other delights of the palate.
In February, we assemble Veteran’s Goody Bags for our veterans who find themselves in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. They welcome personal care items, puzzle books, pens and candies.
As a patriotic organization, Constitution Week is important. We traditionally attend a “Naturalization Ceremony” welcoming new citizens and provide posters and books to the elementary schools.
Emaline Palmer (from her obituary in the Daily Telegram-1921)
“Mrs. Emaline Palmer, the last real daughter of the American Revolution in Michigan, and a former resident of Adrian, died Saturday evening (2 April, 1921) at her home in Highland Park. Mrs Palmer, who was age 86, was the life chaplain of the Lucy Wolcott Barnum Chapter, DAR in Adrian…….
The Lucy Wolcott Barnum Chapter is proud of its involvement and support of our President General’s Project “Celebrate Stars and Stripes Forever through DAR Service & Friendship”.
Contact our Regent at nancykujda86@gmail.com to schedule a tour for you or your group.
While we are working on your application, please join us for a monthly program and service activity.
As a non-profit with a Historic home to maintain, we can always use funding for our various projects.
