The Colonial Dames Of Americas

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The Colonial Dames of America is the oldest colonial lineage society for women in the United States, established in 1890 to commemorate the history of the thirteen American colonies and their founders. With a mission to promote historic preservation, award scholarships, educate the public about American history, inspire patriotism, and foster fellowship among members, the society plays a vital role in preserving and celebrating the nation's colonial heritage.

Through their programs and initiatives, The Colonial Dames of America actively support the preservation of historic sites and objects, provide scholarships and grants, and recognize outstanding contributions through book awards and the prestigious Van Rensselaer Awards. With a rich history spanning over 130 years, the society continues to uphold its commitment to honoring the legacy of colonial ancestry and promoting a deeper understanding of America's past.

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