Parkinson's Ferry Society, C.A.R.
National Society of the Children of the American Revolution
About the Parkinson's Ferry Society, C.A.R.
Our society was formed on April 18, 1982, with ten organizing members. The name Parkinson's Ferry was selected because the place, Parkinson's Ferry, had world-wide fame as the rallying point during the Whiskey Insurrection in 1794. Our sponsoring chapter from the Daughters of the American Revolution is the Monongahela Valley Chapter.
We have members of all ages: from birth to age 21. We are an active chapter, holding local cookouts and meetings, attending state and national conferences, entering contests, and learning about history with a family-like feeling of togetherness.
Be sure to contact us if you have an interest in our society. We would love to meet you!