We're excited to be an exhibitor and presenter at #RootsTech2025!

This April, celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord by becoming part of history. Join the Sons of the American Revolution with a 50% discount on new member applications for the month of April! Apply and save! sar.org

NEW to the SAR Collection! Watch as our Education and Collections Coordinator unboxes a Prussian Model 1740 Infantry Musket! #SAR #SARCollections #RevWar youtu.be/IIFNU9yQNnM

Our 250th Anniversary of Lexington and Concord events are just weeks away! Here's your schedule of the key events: April 18: Paul Revere’s Ride reenactments, April 19: Battle reenactment, parades & more! See full schedule here: massar.org/250th/

At its annual meeting the California Society, Sons of the American revolution, presented member James Woods and neighbor Robert Trinkkeller the Life Saving Medal for their efforts assisting their elderly neighbor during the Palisades fire. #SAR #SAR250 #Service

Have you listened to the latest episode of Revolutionary War Rarities? Give it a listen today! youtu.be/-dwvdVhGTO0

Tune in for another Selections from the Collection Live! On April 23rd, SAR Curator, Zac Distel presented on Women in the Revolution and how items in the SAR collection can help tell their story. youtu.be/hD3Wo-uOw1g #WomenintheRevolution #SARCollections

Join us June 14, 2025, at Mount Vernon & the U.S. Army Museum for ceremonies, a luncheon, museum tour, & gala dinner with "George Washington"! 🏨 Book Westin Alexandria by May 24 for group rate.us11.campaign-archive.com/?e=__test_emai… 🔗 Register now! #Army250 #SAR250

Proud to Announce Our New Partnership! 🎉 We’re excited to partner with Church Hill Classics! SAR members can now proudly showcase their membership certificates with custom, handcrafted frames designed exclusively for The Sons of the American Revolution.

We are proud to reinstate travel influencer, Jeb Brooks in to the Virginia Society! You can check out his fascinating content here >> youtube.com/@GreenerGrass

The SAR is proud to launch the Town Crier Medal as a fundraising initiative to support the Youth Video Contest! To learn more about the Youth Video Contest, click here >> sar.org/youth-video-co…

We're excited to see some folks showing up for the National Genealogical Society conference in Louisville! Come see us - we're only a short walk down the street! #NGS2025GEN #SAR #SAR250 #Genealogy

June 3, 1781Jack Jouett, the “Paul Revere of the South,” rode nearly 40 miles overnight to warn Jefferson and Virginia leaders of an incoming British raid—helping them escape capture just in time. Listen here: education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi… #OnThisDay #SAR #KeyholeToHistory

📜 Today in History – June 4, 1738 King George III was born. Though he supported the war against American independence, he remained a strong British leader until illness forced him to step aside. Listen here >> education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi… #KeyholeToHistory #SAR #OnThisDay

June 4, 1782 Colonel William Crawford was captured near Upper Sandusky, Ohio, during a campaign against Native settlements. After his defeat, he was killed in retaliation for the Gnadenhutten massacre, fueling years of conflict on the frontier. Listen: education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi…

🗝️ Keyhole to History – June 11, 1776 Congress formed the Committee of Five to draft the Declaration of Independence, with Jefferson as lead author. The final version, approved on July 4, omitted key sections on slavery and the British people. Listen here: education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi…

June 17, 177 -At the Battle of Bunker Hill, colonists held off the British through two assaults. Though they lost the hill, the heavy British losses gave Patriots new confidence in their fight for freedom. Listen here: education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi… #BunkerHill #SAR #KeyholeToHistory

🗝️ Keyhole to History – June 17, 1772 Privateering was so profitable it drained sailors from the Continental Navy. William Whipple wrote that towns paid huge bounties just to keep men enlisted—raising labor and food costs across the colonies. Listen here : education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi…

🗝️ Keyhole to History The ratification of the U.S. Constitution sparked fierce debate between Federalists and Anti-Federalists. After intense battles in statehouses and public forums, it was officially ratified on June 21, 1788. Listen here: education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi… #OnThisDay

June 22, 1772 - The Somerset v. Stewart ruling freed James Somerset in Britain, sparking abolitionist hope and slaveholder outrage. Though narrowly decided, it sent shockwaves across the empire and fueled debate before the Revolution. Listen here: education.sar.org/keyholes-to-hi…