Virginia Society, Sons of the American Revolution

The Color Guard of the Virginia Society, SAR

A volunteer group of able-bodied men, wearing colors and clothing that reflect the unforms worn by soldiers and citizens during the American Revolution. ...read more

Marking the Graves of the Patriots

The SAR strives to make sure that the graves of those Patriots that died so long ago are recorded, preserved, and honored. ...read more

Honoring the Virginians who are making a difference even today

The Virginia Society SAR actively seeks to recognize citizens who are going above and beyond to serve our state. ...read more

The Virginia Bulletin - our official quarterly publication

Published quarterly, the Virginia Bulletin contains selected highlights, photos, information, and a detailed updated from the State President. ...Click Here To Read

Welcome to the web site of the Virginia Society, Sons of the American Revolution! The Compatriots of the VASSAR invite you to join our ranks as we strive to keep patriotism and the memory of our Revolutionary War heritage burning in the hearts and minds of every American, young and old.

Virginia is sewn into the very fabric of American history. George Washington, George Mason, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Patrick Henry, and countless other patriots first drew breath on Virginia soil. In many respects, American Independence began with Virginia. It was Richard Henry Lee, a delegate from Virginia, who first proposed on June 7, 1776, that the Continental Congress declare independence from Great Britain.

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Fritts represents VASSAR at Center in the Square, Roanoke.

"...There are many hands-on features in the various museums and in the atrium for kids and adults to try. Dennis Fritz from Botetourt County had a table with artifacts and uniforms that the children could try on. He was dressed as a member of the Continental Army in Virginia during the Revolutionary War. “We’re featuring history and lots of our younger people just don’t know a whole lot about the Revolutionary War.” He also dresses up as a soldier from the War of 1812. Fritz gives presentations to historical and school groups and was asked to come and join in the grand reopening celebration..."
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- Posted by: Andrew Doss on Tuesday, 05-21-2013, 12:51PM

Martin's Station

Pat Kelly and Bob Vogler have reported a good time at Martins' Station!

- Posted by: Andrew Doss on Wednesday, 05-15-2013, 9:10PM

1st Quarter issue of the Virginia Bulletin now available...

The first issue covering the first quarter of 2013 is now online.

You can access the Bulletin in our Virginia Bulletin document folder by cicking HERE.

- Posted by: Andrew Doss on Monday, 05-13-2013, 10:23AM

IRS Forms

Chapters - hopefully you have not forgotten to update your IRS information. Visit our DocView section under the Chapter treasurer section to download the forms if you haven't done so already. OR click HERE.

- Posted by: Andrew Doss on Wednesday, 05-08-2013, 10:15AM