Gallery

These visual images document the gravesites, ongoing preservation efforts, and formal DAR and SAR ceremonies. You will find dedicated pages to the DAR and SAR ceremonies, as well as ongoing preservation efforts. Each image represents a tangible link to our shared Revolutionary War heritage.

Archival film photograph of a yellowed 1780 land grant document, elegant script handwriting, natural side lighting from a window, shallow depth of field.
Archival film photograph of a yellowed 1780 land grant document, elegant script handwriting, natural side lighting from a window, shallow depth of field.
Close-up of a weathered family Bible from the late 18th century, open to the birth registry page, soft natural lighting, muted historic tones.
Close-up of a weathered family Bible from the late 18th century, open to the birth registry page, soft natural lighting, muted historic tones.
PRIMARY SOURCES

Archival Wills and Heirlooms

We preserve physical evidence of our lineage through high-resolution digital records of 18th-century land grants, handwritten wills, and family Bible registries. These verified documents provide the critical primary sources required for descendants seeking official DAR or SAR membership registration.

Each artifact is carefully digitized to prevent further degradation while remaining fully accessible to historians, genealogists, and family members. Our preservation committee continues to catalog newly discovered documents from private family collections.

Submit Historic Photos & Documents

Contribute to the Archive

Do you possess historical family photographs, letters, or documented heirlooms? Help us preserve our shared history by submitting your digital records to our preservation committee today.