Picture courtesy of
C.J. Anderson
The White Tank Mountains Chapter, NSDAR, was formed on March 18,
2006 and approved by the National Board of Management on April 8,
2006. The chapter is designed to meet the needs of working women in
Surprise and surrounding cities who want to be a Daughter of the American
Revolution and support the goals of the Society.
The working woman's chapter meetings last between one to one and a
half hours. To find a traditional chapter near Surprise,
please click on the link below for the Arizona Society Web Site.
The chapter name, White Tank Mountains, honors the prominent geo-
graphic feature that borders the West side of Surprise. The White Tank
Mountains host depressions with pools of water and which are known in
the Southwest as "tanks". These depressions have been weathered over
the centuries and are smoothed into interesting shapes that may hold water
year-round.
Other Related Links
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, NSDAR
National Society Children of the American Revolution, N.S.C.A.R.
National Society Sons of the American Revolution, SAR
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