Women standing in a traditional native American long house

Programs

The Jean Nicolet Chapter, NSDAR, participates in a variety of programs throughout the year designed to promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism. Our meetings feature engaging speakers, meaningful presentations, and opportunities to connect with others who share an interest in history and service.

Our programs include:

Historical Site Visits and Programs

  • Oneida Veterans Memorial
  • Neville Museum
  • Heritage Hill State Historical Park
  • Fort Winnebago Surgeons Quarters

American History and Heritage Programs

  • Colonial dance demonstrations
  • Colonial-era music
  • Tea in America program
  • DAR Museum programs
  • Interpreting headstones
women standing in a traditional Native American long house
women participating in a traditional colonial dance

Genealogy Programs for Members

We participate in workshops and site visits to learn about local genealogy resources:

  • Brown County Library
  • UW-Green Bay Archives and Area Research Center
  • Green Bay FamilySearch Center
Presentation at the Green Bay FamilySearch center

Gatherings for Social & Service Activities

  • Making and assembling items for service projects
  • Cemetery documentation and headstone cleaning
  • Book club and movie discussions
women at a monthly social gathering

Special Projects

We take part in unique opportunities that showcase our creativity and patriotic pride, such as:

  • 2021 DAR American Heritage contest
  • Participation in the annual Flag Day Parade
two women standing next to a homemade quilt
2021 Award Winning Quilt (American Heritage Contest)
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