Plymouth Chapter, NSDAR

06/08/2026

Celebrate America's 250 with us! Sheboygan County has an active Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Chapter. Since 1907, we have served our communities through volunteer projects in historical preservation, education, patriotism, and genealogy research. We are always accepting new qualified members. To learn more and discover if you have an ancestor who aided in America's Revolution, visit https://www.plymouthwidar.org/.

05/26/2026

Thank you to the Plymouth Historical Society for sharing this story today.

05/24/2026

As we reflect on Memorial Day, we thank all active military and veterans for their service. We remember and honor all those who served and sacrificed. Day

05/07/2026

Our Chapter was delighted to recognize five area students for their leadership and service.

🎓 Leadership, service, and patriotism on display! Plymouth DAR honored standout area students in Sheboygan. See who was recognized 👏 See link below ⬇️

📸 Provided by DAR

04/28/2026

Did you pick up your free 250th Celebrate America Activity Book at the Kohler Public Library, yet? All ages will enjoy patriotic coloring pages, quizzes, and puzzles. We are thrilled to partner with Kohler's Library to display our Sheboygan County historical collection book featuring Revolutionary War heroes who settled in our area.

03/01/2026

In the month of February, the Plymouth Chapter hosted multiple events at Mead Public Library celebrating America's 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. From historical presentations, genealogical expert sessions, a children's event, artifacts, and a traveling exhibition...visitors learned about the American Revolution and the local patriots who became heroes. Thank you to all who participated and to the Mead Public Library.

02/08/2026

We are grateful to everyone who came out for yesterday's America 250 event at Mead Public Library. We especially thank Katie Reilly, of the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center for presenting "Patriots of the American Revolution: Legacies in Wisconsin – The Sheboygan County Story." Our accolades to The Wisconsin chapter of Sons of the American Revolution for presenting the colors. It was an honor to welcome JaNelle Powers from the Wisconsin Society DAR. To learn more about the Patriot Legacies In Wisconsin traveling exhibition and future February events at the Mead Library, visit https://www.plymouthwidar.org/

02/07/2026

The Plymouth Chapter is excited to launch the America 250 traveling exhibit at Mead Library in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, today. The interactive exhibit will be on display through February. At 1pm the presentation "The American Revolution Legacies in Wisconsin" will cover the stories of Revolutionary War heroes who settled in Sheboygan County. All are welcome to join us as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

01/31/2026

Did you know?
American Revolutionary War Patriots settled in Sheboygan County. Come hear their fascinating stories on Saturday, February 7 (1pm) at Mead Library in Sheboygan. Katie Reilly, of the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, will give a presentation titled "Patriots of the American Revolution: Legacies in Wisconsin – The Sheboygan County Story." Visit the accompanying interactive traveling exhibit. This event is part of a series of Celebrate America 250 events hosted by the Plymouth Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution throughout the month of February. Learn more at https://www.plymouthwidar.org/americas-250

01/17/2026

Did you know?
American Revolutionary War soldiers settled in Sheboygan. Learn more about their stories at Mead Library from February 7th through February 28th. We invite you to view a traveling pop-up exhibit that includes display panels and an interactive digital kiosk that utilizes storytelling, illustration, and technology. Additionally, featured stories will connect audiences with the people and places that shaped the story of settlement in Sheboygan County by American Patriots and their Descendants.