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Welcome
to the Minnesota Society
of the National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution

 Minnesota DAR Centennial Pin
The Minnesota DAR Centennial Pin
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2007-2010
National Theme:
"The Spirit of Hospitality Opens Doors of Opportunity."
2007-2009
Minnesota State Theme:
“Education - Foundation of Freedom”

Minnesota State
Regent
Faye Vork

A message from Honorary State Regent Miss Gretchen Wilhelm

     "Welcome to our webpage. Consider becoming a member and perpetuating the memories of your ancestors who fought or aided the fight to establish this country of freedom.
     "DAR is a nonprofit, nonpolitical, volunteer service organization. Our members in twenty-five chapters throughout Minnesota are promoting education, preservation of history, and patriotism."

Gretchen Wilhelm,
State Regent 2001-2003

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Minnesota Historical Sites of Interest

The Sibley House in Mendota was built in 1836 by Henry H. Sibley, who became first governor of the State of Minnesota. From 1910 until 1998, the Minnesota DAR owned and preserved it. It now is owned by the Minnesota Historical Society, operated by the Sibley House Associaton, and supported by the Friends of the Sibley House.

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         We invite you to visit one of our chapters. Find out if you qualify for membership.          
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Daughters of the American Revolution.           

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of State DAR Events

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DAR supports the
Children of the American Revolution
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organizations, or individual DAR chapters.

 
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