WELCOME TO THE WALTER HINES PAGE CHAPTER, NSDAR

Established in 1925 with 38 members, the Walter Hines Page Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) now has 120 members and over 550 associate members residing throughout the United Kingdom, as well as in the United States, France, Belgium, Ireland, Portugal, Norway and Australia, who support our projects.

The Walter Hines Page Chapter (WHP) is named after Walter Hines Page, a former U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James's. Page is honoured at Westminster Abbey for his role influencing the U.S.A. to support Britain in World War I.

Our work is based around the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution's three founding principles: Preservation, Patriotism and Education.

EVENTS

Our events include speeches and presentations on various elements of American history, regular visits to Benjamin Franklin House, Remembrance Day ceremonies hosted by the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) and at St. Paul’s Cathedral, U.S. Presidential election breakfasts, Thanksgiving galas, trips to Sulgrave Manor (George Washington's ancestral home), and many more.

Events Highlights

COMMUNITY

The chapter supports multiple charities and organizations in keeping with the DAR priorities of Preservation, Patriotism and Education. The majority of these are in the United Kingdom but we also support a charity based in Jerusalem and NSDAR initiatives in the United States.

Community Projects

MEMBERS

DAR membership is open to women over eighteen who can prove lineage dating from a patriot in the American Revolution. Research guidance and assistance is available through the chapter and through the NSDAR headquarters in Washington, D.C. If you would like to know how to join the DAR, we can help with your application.

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