Men and Women of the American Revolution

Honoring the men and women of the American Revolution who shaped our nation with courage and sacrifice.

Join us tor this special program as we remember their legacy and celebrate our shared history. Presented by the Thomas Kennedy DAR.

Part of a larger local observance of the nation’s semiquincentennial, the display invites visitors to reflect on 250 years of American history while bringing the story of American freedom to life and underscoring the enduring ideals of liberty, service, and civic responsibility. According to the Warren County Historical Society’s events calendar, the “250 Years of America Display” is on view at the museum through August, with a special program by the Thomas Kennedy Chapter, NSDAR planned for Thursday, June 18 at 6:30 pm. The program, “Voices of Courage, Hearts of Freedom, Men and Women of the American Revolution,” highlights Warren County patriots and women who supported the Revolutionary cause.

Nationally, the Daughters of the American Revolution is encouraging chapters and communities across the country to mark the 250th anniversary through exhibits, educational programs and public events that bring the story of American Freedom to life. The organization describes the milestone as an opportunity to leave a lasting impact through meaningful local projects and events.

The Warren County History Museum is located at 102 W Walton St in Warrenton. Museum hours are Tuesdays 1 pm – 4 pm, Thursdays, 10 am – 4 pm and Fridays 10 am – 2pm. Or call the museum office 636-456-3820 to schedule a visit. Visitors can engage with the nation’s anniversary in a local, meaningful way. While at the museum, there is a discovery challenge for all ages. Visitors can complete the questionnaire and be entered into a drawing for prizes to be awarded in August.

You may also enjoy reading about Warren County’s Revolutionary veterans.

This event is part of a months-long America 250 display at the Museum.