Folder 24 - SAR - Coweta Falls Chapter - Events - Samuel Cooper Grave Ceremony May 20, 1989

Collection — Box: 3, Folder: 24

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

Among the missions of the Sons of the American Revolution were to keep alive the history and memory of Revolutionary War participants, to support American ideals, to educate the young with such things as annual essay and poster contests, to mark and restore the graves of Revolutionary soldiers, to observe such events as Veterans Day, Flay Day, Constitution Week, the anniversaries of Revolutionary battles (such as Kettle Creek) and local naturalization ceremonies to welcome new citizens. The chapter also had monthly meetings with speakers and presentations, and an annual Christmas banquet.

1972-2018 9 boxes (8.25 l.f.)

Dates

Other: 1989

Extent

From the Collection: 8.25 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Materials Specific Details

This folder contains flyers, photographs, etc. from the dedication of the restored grave of Samuel Cooper, as well as documentation on the planning and preparation for this event. There is also material on the award bestowed on the Sons of the American Revolution by the Historic Columbus Foundation for their efforts.