The Sons of the American Revolution is pleased to announce that it will host, in conjunction with Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, a celebration and unveiling of a SAR Park Bench to honor Jackson’s service in the American Revolution. The dedication will be held on March 15, 2020 at 2 P.M. at the tomb of Andrew Jackson. Local DAR chapters will also co-host the event.

SAR President General Jack Manning will attend the event and offer welcoming comments, as well as SAR Regional VP Allen Greenly. Speakers include Mr Howard Kittel, President and CEO of the Hermitage and Historian Mark Cheatham.

In attendance will be Tennessee SAR President David Carr, Georgia SAR President Bill Dobbs and Past President Scott Collins, plus other distinguished guests. SAR Color Guard and Militia members from Georgia, Tennessee and other surrounding states will perform at the ceremony.

We plan on honoring Andrew Jackson’s service in the Revolutionary War and his lifelong devotion to the United States of America! Active participants in the event will be offered free admission, while other guests will be
admitted ½ price. Normal admission is $22, seniors 19, ages 13-18 is $12 and kids 5-12 is $12.

State event at:

Garden Patch Restaurant
100 Southland Drive
(old highway 41)
Barnesville, GA. 30204

State event at Augusta, GA.

State event at:

Garden Patch Restaurant
100 Southland Drive
(old highway 41)
Barnesville, GA. 30204

130th NASSAR
National Congress
Richmond, VA.
Jul 10 – 16, 2020

Support the 2020 National Congress.

The SAR 2020 National Congress is in development! This event is only made possible through the support of compatriots like you, so please take a look at purchasing some exclusive merchandise, participating in our fundraising raffle, or volunteering your time.

http://2020sarcongress.org/

State Events at N. Augusta, SC and Washington, GA.

State event at:

Garden Patch Restaurant
100 Southland Drive
(old highway 41)
Barnesville, GA. 30204

April 19, 1775, marks a significant date in the founding of our nation – the beginning of the Revolutionary War which was once celebrated as “Patriots Day”. Three years later, April 19, 1778, three Georgia Navy galleys encountered three British ships in the Frederica River near St. Simons Island. After five hours of naval action, the Patriots captured the British ships, a victory that is a special reason to celebrate Patriots Day on St. Simons Island.

Since the dedication ceremony of the historical marker “The Georgia Navy at Fort Frederica”, in 2005, the Georgia Society SAR has sponsored the annual Frederica Patriots Day. It has become a popular community celebration, including over one thousand attendees during last year’s parade. The GASSAR Historic Sites Committee and Marshes of Glynn SAR Chapter hope you will participate in this year’s Memorial Ceremony and Parade of Patriots on Saturday, April 18th on St. Simons Island. For additional information contact Bill Ramsaur at wframsaur@aol.com.

State event at Marietta, GA.

State event at Jacksonville, FL.