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Dedication of James Armistead Lafayette Monument

From the left, three descendants of James Armistead Lafayette (Lucy Edward’s, Alice Edwards and Frances Thornton), Colonial Williamsburg Nation Builder Stephen Seals portraying James Lafayette, Williamsburg compatriots Kevin Brown and…

Williamsburg Chapter at St. John’s

Williamsburg Chapter patriots at St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia following the Patrick Henry "Give me Liberty" speech. This was an official American Revolution 250th event.

George Washington Birthday Celebration

On 22 February 2025, the Williamsburg Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution participated with several other local SAR chapters to celebrate General George Washington’s birthday at the American…

Battle of Charles City Courthouse 250th Commemoration

The Commemoration of the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Charles City Courthouse was held on February 1, 2025 in Charles City, Virginia.  Attending were members of the Williamsburg Chapter, Sons…

Eagle Scout Recognition

On January 5, 2025 at Saint Bede Catholic Church in Williamsburg, Virginia the Williamsburg SAR Chapter President John Lynch presented Certificates of Recognition and Scholarship Contest packages to new Eagle…

2025 Williamsburg Chapter Officers Inducted

Several of the Williamsburg Chapter's officers for 2025 were sworn in at a joint meeting with the Thomas Nelson Jr. Chapter at the James River Country Club on January 11,…

Wreaths Across America

Compatriots from the Williamsburg Chapter SAR participated in a Wreaths Across America event at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Williamsburg on December 14, 2024.

Lt. Col. William Langborn Grave Marking Ceremony

A grave marking ceremony was held to honor Lt. Col. William Langborn at Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church in New Kent County. Several Compatriots from the Williamsburg Chapter served in the…

Battle of Green Spring

Commemorated the battle at The Church on the Main near Jamestown Virginia. This battle was the last major battle of the Virginia Campaign leading to the Siege of Yorktown.

Annual Service of Prayer & Thanksgiving

Held at The Williamsburg Bruton Parish Church. on Independence Day.

Berkeley Plantation Commemoration

Williamsburg SAR and DAR Chapters laid wreaths at the commemoration of Benjamin Harrison V who was a signer of our Declaration of Independence.

Spencer’s Ordinary

The Williamsburg Chapter Sons of the American Revolution assisted by the Daughters of the American Revolution placed wreaths at the site of the battle.