The Pensacola Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) was founded in 1922 by 20 charter members. It is the oldest DAR chapter in the western panhandle of Florida and has been designated a Lantern Chapter as its members have helped to found two other chapters in our area. Prospective members and guests are welcome to attend our monthly meetings, which are held between September and May. More information can be found on our About page.
The Pensacola Chapter, NSDAR, has a long history of service to our community. We embrace the military legacy that is synonymous with Pensacola. Chapter members are active at the local, state and national levels. We are proud to be the home chapter of the Honorary National Vice President General. The Pensacola Chapter, NSDAR, has veterans remembrance events throughout the year. We work with local schools to celebrate historical events and recognize local teachers and students who excel in history activities. We also serve meals at the local Ronald McDonald house, participate in local history and conservation events, and make goods and monetary donations to local cancer, veteran, and charitable activities.
The DAR was founded in 1890 so female descendants of American Revolutionary War Patriots could join together to celebrate their heritage and work together for the common good of our nation. More information about the DAR can be found on the Who We Are page of the National Society’s website.
For membership inquiries, please complete the form on the Contact Us page or send an email to the chapter regent.
