![]() Cuyahoga Portage Chapter, Akron, Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution Founded 25 January 1897 |
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The name Cuyahoga Portage comes from the trail used by the Erie Indians. This trail later known as the Indian Trail and Portage Path was the highway between the St. Lawrence and the Gulf of Mexico. The pathway was the only break in water communications between these two places. This trail was not only a national boundary but a neutral highway and provided safe passage. Our Organizing Regent was Mrs. Emily Bronson Conger, wife of Col. A.L. Conger. At the second chapter meeting the Chapter Motto was adopted, "Not for Self but for Country." There were nineteen charter members.
Our LocationOur chapter is centrally located to where our members live: Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, Norton, Wadsworth, Uniontown, Kent, Barberton, Bath, Copley, Stow, Peninsula and Canal Fulton. Our MeetingsWe usually meet on the first Saturday, September through June except for January, we meet as close to the 25th for chapter birthday and in June as close to Flag Day as possible in Akron, Ohio. Contact UsInterested in membership in the DAR? Please feel free to contact us via e-mail. |
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