Captain William Lytle Chapter, DAR, Murfreesboro, TN

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Captain William Lytle Chapter, DAR, Murfreesboro, TN Have a passion for genealogy while serving others, promoting patriotism, historic preservservation, veterans, and working to strengthen our local community?

We are a local group of ladies working to serve others within Rutherford County, TN. Join us!. This page is a outreach-based, public-facing site for the Captain William Lytle (CWL) Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR). The CWL Chapter meets monthly in Murfreesboro except during the summer and December. Established in 1890, the NSDAR is a volunteer, service-based, non-profit Women's organization working to advance the core objectives of Patriotism, Education, and the Preservation of History. The CWL Chapter enthusiastically strives to fulfill the NSDAR objectives. Please contact the chapter via e-mail for more information at [email protected]

01/01/2026

✨🎆 Happy New Year! 🎆✨

Cheers to a brand new year filled with fresh starts, big dreams, and exciting adventures ahead. 🥂
May this year bring joy, good health, laughter, and plenty of reasons to smile.

Here’s to new opportunities, meaningful moments, and making memories that last all year long. 🎉💫

DAR Historic Preservation GrantsSince our founding in 1890, the National Society of the DAR has supported historic prese...
09/01/2023

DAR Historic Preservation Grants

Since our founding in 1890, the National Society of the DAR has supported historic preservation as one of our three main mission areas (along with patriotism and education). In tens of thousands of locations around the world, we have saved historic properties, conserved historic artifacts, digitized historic documents, and helped to preserve the American story in thousands of meaningful ways.

We’re also proud to provide $250,000 in grants annually to 501(c)(3) public charities to support historic preservation efforts in local communities. The DAR Historic Preservation Grants provide financial assistance for projects that preserve historic objects and sites. Examples include restoration of historic buildings; digitization or preservation of documents/records; preservation of historic items/artifacts; restoration, rededication or relocation of existing historical markers; cemetery headstone and monument conservation, etc. Projects from all eras and chapters of American history are eligible to apply. The maximum grant is $10,000, and smaller projects are encouraged. Please note that each application must be accompanied by a letter from a sponsoring DAR chapter or state organization (find a local DAR chapter here).

Applications for the next round of grants, to be awarded in May 2024, will be accepted from August 1 – October 31, 2023. Grant applications must be submitted through our online application portal https://dar.academicworks.com/opportunities/514 .

The 2023 Historic Preservation Grant Instructions provide further information on the eligibility criteria and application process.

Questions may be directed to [email protected] .

Thank you for preserving our nation’s history – we look forward to receiving your application for our DAR Historic Preservation Grant program.

Projects considered for grants must support the DAR mission area of historic preservation, and successful applicants must agree to publicly recognize DAR’s contribution. In order to benefit posterity, secure recognition for DAR and produce lasting value from the grants, please note these important...

It was 50 years ago, between Feb. 12 to April 1, 1973, 591 POWs were released from captivity by the North Vietnam govern...
03/28/2023

It was 50 years ago, between Feb. 12 to April 1, 1973, 591 POWs were released from captivity by the North Vietnam government and flown from Southeast Asia to Clark Air Base in the Philippines to Hickam Field which marked the end of the Vietnam War. This mission was called OPERATION HOMECOMING.

Please join the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency for a live-streamed ceremony to honor the end of the Vietnam War and the repatriation of POWs.

To see the livestream at 1100 HST / 1600 (4 pm) CDT / 1700 (5 pm) EDT

These family events are designed to keep family members informed of the U.S. government's worldwide mission to account for those still missing and to discuss in detail the latest information available about their specific cases.

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