Redwood Forest Chapter, NSDAR
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Welcome to the Redwood Forest Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR), website!
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Tucked away on the far northern coast of California, among the towering redwoods, is the small town of Eureka. Eureka and its surrounding area are home to the Redwood Forest Chapter, NSDAR. The Redwood Forest Chapter, NSDAR, was officially organized on May 17, 1923. The first official meeting was held on October 14, 1923, when our first Chapter Regent, Bertha Murray, presided. Three of the first Daughters were descendants of signers of the Declaration of Independence; Abraham Clark, William Emery, and John Adams.
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Deborah Coles Photo courtesy of a chapter member |
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