Roger E. Cardin, Jr. Post 114 - Barrington, NH

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🇺🇸 We meet on the 4th Thursday of every month at 7pm. We’re here to serve our community, its veterans, and their families! Come join us!! 🇺🇸 Cote. Cardin Jr. law.

The American Legion Post 114, Barrington, NH was established in 1990 under the command of David J. The post began with 15 charter members and presently has over 100. Our post was rechartered and officially proclaimed to be The Roger E. American Legion Post 114, Barrington NH in 1995. This renaming was to honor Roger E. for his many contributions to the post. Roger passed away in 1995 while serving as Post Commander. We are the American Legion Post serving Barrington, Lee, Madbury, Durham, Nottingham, and Strafford. We do not serve alcohol. Our focus is on service. All qualified war-time Veterans from WWII to the current war on terror are welcome! You do not have to be a member of our Post to Like Us and be a FAN ON FACEBOOK. Be a hero to a hero. Make your gift of support today. Please send your check made payable to
American Legion Post 114
PO Box 532
Barrington, NH 03825

The American Legion Post 114 is an IRS Section 501(c)19 tax-exempt Veterans organization and your donation is tax-deductible within the guidelines of U.S. To claim a donation as a deduction on your U.S. taxes, please keep your canceled check as your official record.

11/01/2026

10/30/2026

in 1918, Theodore Roosevelt Delivers One of His Final Political Speeches at Carnegie Hall.

On October 28, 1918, former President Theodore Roosevelt addressed a crowd at Carnegie Hall in New York City, emphasizing America's responsibility to the soldiers returning from war and their families, declaring:

“Finally, we should make it our prime duty, coming ahead of all other duties, to care for the soldier, and the wife and children of the soldier, who has served his country in this war.”

Theodore Roosevelt advocated employment opportunities, access to land, and protections for returning veterans, insisting that honoring their sacrifices required meaningful action rather than empty promises.

“The American army overseas, and the officers and enlisted men of the navy, and the officers and enlisted men of our army here who eagerly desire to go abroad, have put us all under an immeasurable debt; they are the Americans who more than any others we delight to honor, and we must make our honoring them as a matter of actual fact and not of empty phrase.”

Despite declining health, Theodore Roosevelt remained a prominent voice in American politics. Just eleven weeks later, on January 6, 1919, he died at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site in Oyster Bay, New York, at the age of 60.

His Carnegie Hall address was among his final major political speeches, reflecting his lifelong commitment to public service, military service members, and their families.

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10/29/2026

We are honored to be able to thank all our Veterans and active duty Military yet again...if you are a Vet or an active duty Military member, come join us at The Pub this Veteran’s Day (Wednesday, Nov 11) and enjoy your MEAL FOR FREE!

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With gratitude,
Your Pub Family.

10/29/2026

The New Hampshire Veterans Cemetery Association is proud to share that we have officially surpassed 450 entries in our "NH Stories of Service" initiative! We are on a mission to reach 500 stories by the end of 2026, and we need your help to reach the finish line.

If you are a veteran from New Hampshire, or if you have a loved one who served, we invite you to contribute to our living history archive at the Veterans Heritage Learning Center. It only takes a few moments to share a story from your hometown. Please visit our website to see who from your community is already represented and consider adding your own chapter to our collective history. As Veterans Day approaches, there is no better way to honor the service and sacrifice of our brave men and women. Let’s celebrate our heroes together!

10/25/2026

Address

731 Franklin Pierce Highway
Barrington, NH
03825

Telephone

+16039737200

Website

https://www.americanlegionpost114.com/, http://www.legion.org/join

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