Framingham Chapter, NSDAR
FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS
The Framingham Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR), welcomes new members!
Contact our chapter regent or our chapter registrar to learn more about our chapter and how to become a member.
Questions about the chapter's site? Email the webmaster.
Contact our chapter regent or our chapter registrar to learn more about our chapter and how to become a member.
Questions about the chapter's site? Email the webmaster.
Our Chapter
Welcome to the website of the Framingham Chapter, NSDAR. Our chapter was organized on October 2,1896. We are a group of women who vary in ages from eighteen to ninety plus. We welcome new members.
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The Blacksmith Minuteman statue (one of three in Massachusetts) was commissioned by the town of Framingham and the Framingham Chapter, NSDAR. It was designed by Henry Kitson and sculpted by Henry and Alice Kitson. Dedicated in 1905, the twelve-ton statue has been moved to accommodate changes in traffic. It has been turned to face Lexington and Concord, refurbished, and remains on a traffic island in Buckminster Square on Union Avenue, the site of the original muster grounds of the Framingham militia. The Framingham Chapter assists with plantings and holiday decorations on the island.
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Chapter site last updated December 11, 2025.
Questions about the chapter's site? Email the webmaster. |
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