Upcoming Events

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with us as we view Dr. King’s iconic “I Have A Dream” speech and contemplate what dreams we might have for the future.
Registration is encouraged but not required. 

Join us for this free 1 hour-long presentation, and stay for assistance from DAR volunteer genealogists.

Winston Churchill’s journey began as a military journalist in the Boer War and eventually led him to become the first lord of the Admiralty.

William Meadows, PhD will explain the origins, use, advantages and secrecy of using Native American languages to convey military messages. 

 Professor Meadows will be appearing via Zoom. 

Historical reenactor Gary Stamm presents FDR's handling of the Home Front during World II. 

Author Thomas H. Fehring presents the incredible stories behind the many men and women--from all walks of life--who

Meet Anne Frank, a girl of faith, hope, and an indomitable spirit, portrayed by historical presenter Michelle Gibbons.

A living history portrayal by Leslie Goddard.

The Battle of Okinawa (April 1 – June 23, 1945) was the largest sea-air-land battle in history and the last major battle of the preatomic era. Both sides regarded it as a dress rehearsal for an invasion of Japan proper.