Black Mountain Foothills Chapter, NSDAR, is a Centennial chapter organized on October 31, 1991, by twenty organizing members. The chapter's name was chosen to represent the dominant geographic feature of the area, Black Mountain.
The mountain has an unusual feature in the landscape. If one draws a line down the middle of its ridge, the two halves are totally unlike. One side is granite, and the other is slate.
Since the membership is drawn from the communities which surround the mountain, the addition of Foothills to the chapter name seems appropriate.
Please join us and enjoy the benefits of preserving your patriotic family history, making a difference in our community, and meeting a great group of women that share your same interests. We welcome guests, prospective members, and those who wish to learn more about Today's DAR.
If you have questions about the DAR, membership, and/or our chapter, please use the "Contact Us" button below and submit your questions. If you prefer, you can also contact our chapter registrar directly by using the "Contact Membership" button below.
The mountain has an unusual feature in the landscape. If one draws a line down the middle of its ridge, the two halves are totally unlike. One side is granite, and the other is slate.
Since the membership is drawn from the communities which surround the mountain, the addition of Foothills to the chapter name seems appropriate.
Please join us and enjoy the benefits of preserving your patriotic family history, making a difference in our community, and meeting a great group of women that share your same interests. We welcome guests, prospective members, and those who wish to learn more about Today's DAR.
If you have questions about the DAR, membership, and/or our chapter, please use the "Contact Us" button below and submit your questions. If you prefer, you can also contact our chapter registrar directly by using the "Contact Membership" button below.
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Last updated August 28, 2019
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