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Huston Tavern, built about 1834 by John Huston.
Arrow Rock, Missouri, is a truly special place for a DAR chapter.
Our town emulates DAR's goal to preserve American history. The entire town is a
National Historic Landmark. It is also a Missouri State Park. Arrow Rock is one of
Missouri's smallest towns, population 79; yet we entertain about 200,000 visitors a
year, who step into the past when they enter our town.
In 1923 it was the Missouri State Society Daughters of the American
Revolution who first encouraged the state of Missouri to restore the Huston Tavern,
thus paving the way for the restoration of a town which had been untouched by
time.
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About Arrow Rock Chapter NSDAR
Some of our members live in Arrow Rock, itself,
while others live in neighboring communities. Our chapter has
continually promoted the DAR objectives of historic preservation,
patriotism, and education since it was founded in
1924. Among our many activities, you will find Arrow Rock DAR
members in the annual 4th of July parade proudly displaying an antique
American flag. Some of us serve as docents at the various historical
buildings in Arrow Rock. The Missouri State Society DAR maintains
the original kitchen of the Huston Tavern.
Meetings
Our meetings are held on the third Tuesday of
September through June at various places of interest.
Contact us if you are interested in joining DAR
and would like to attend one of our meetings.
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Officers
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Regent--Gretchen Shackelford
- Vice Regent--Jean Anson
- Chaplain--Mary Burge
- Recording Secretary--Rosemary Kelly
- Corresponding Secretary--Mary K. Feuers
- Treasurer--Mary Watson
- Registrar--Barbara Thieman
- Historian--Liz Huff
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Summary of facts about DAR
Information about joining DAR.
Further information about the DAR may be found at our national and state web sites:
To read about its history and view photographs of Arrow Rock, Missouri,
please visit:
Friends of Arrow Rock
Use controller to adjust volume or turn off the music. Music: "I Know
Where I'm Going"-- Midi file sequenced by Barry Taylor.
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Last updated 30 June 2008.
The music is courtesy of the Lesley Nelson Folk Music Site: Popular Songs in American History.
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