The Mount Hood Chapter, NSDAR, Welcomes You!
Portland, Oregon
1942-2024
Celebrating 82 Years!
History
The Mount Hood Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, (NSDAR or DAR), was the fifteenth chapter to be organized in Oregon. It was organized on February 25, 1942, in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Frances Conklin, Helen Diebold, Maud E. Draper, Mary Mason, Winifred Paris, and Evelyn Uhr were among the founding members of the Mount Hood Chapter, NSDAR.
Membership |
DAR's Objectives |
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We welcome members who wish to participate in any degree with which they are comfortable!
For more information on how to join please click here. Our meetings are held monthly, September to May.
If you are interested in attending a meeting as a guest, please contact us. |
Our mission is to preserve the memory and spirit of the men and women who achieved American independence and to encourage patriotic citizenship, love of our country, and respect for our flag and constitution.
We support all DAR schools, Oregon State Society, NSDAR, museums, and the Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center. |
