PALATINATE CHAPTER
CALENDAR AND PHOTOS
   

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Calendar

Palatinate chapter has four business meetings a year at various locations throughout Germany, each hostessed by a different member. This year our meetings are:

February 10, 2007 - Heidelberg - "Walking in Mark Twain's footsteps"

April 28, 2007 - Noerdlingen - "History of DAR Units Overseas"

October 27, 2007 - Zweibruecken - Horse drawn carriage historical tour and UOS National Chairman, Mindy Kammeyer visit (www.zweibruecken.de). Also the 1st business meeting of the Zweibruecken Society C.A.R.

February 16, 2008 - Buttenheim - birth house of Levi Strauss

April 2008 - Chapter's 8th anniversary

 

   
The Chapter sends a voting delegate at Continental Congress each year, and we are proud to feature items from Germany for sale at the Units Overseas Luncheon.

 

 

Chapter Photos

Chapter Meeting at the home of Barbara Gibbons in Eppstein, Germany
February 2005

Eppelheim photo
Eppelheim photo
   
Chapter Meeting at the home of Carol Saint-Clair, Chapter Regent,
in Osnabruck, Germany, April 2005
Carol
Carol installed as Chapter Regent by outgoing Regent Ramona Kechelon
Historic Town Hall in Osnabruck, where the treaty of Westfalia was negotiated and proclaimed
(1643-1648)
 
 
Chapter Meeting and Installation of Regent Mary Ann Bowery and Registrar Mary Herring, October 1, 2005
   
 
 

The Westfalian peace-treaty of 1648 can without a doubt be labelled as one of the most joyous events in European History. These five-year-long peace negotiations brought an end to a long terrible war, with far reaching significance for all of Europe. Negotiations were conducted between two delegations, one of which was lodged in Münster, the other in Osnabrück. The "Friedensreiter" (or peace riders), carried the offers of negotiation between the two towns. On May 15th and October 24th 1684, the peace-treaties were signed. With the aide of printed flyers, the Friedensreiter rode to all capital cities in Europe to spread the news of the signing of the Westfalian peace-treaty. With them they brought not only the happy news which made people rejoice and celebrate, they also became ambassadors of the Westfalian way of life and its specialities. (http://www.dwersteg.de/friedensreiter/index.php.en)

Hochfelden France 2005 Memorial Ceremony

   

NSDAR Palatinate Chapter Associates Chairman,
Laurel Martin and her husband, Tom, lay wreaths
at the base of the memorial.

   
   

 

 

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