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Battle of Blue Licks
Memorial Ceremony 2025
Please join the Gov. Isaac Shelby Chapter on 16 August, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. for the commemoration of the 243rd Anniversary of the Battle of Blue Licks. This ceremony is to honor and remember those Patriots who fought and died in defense of their homes and families and in the process contributed to the creation the United States.
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Common Sense (Excerpt)
- Thomas Paine -
(10 January 1776)
Shelby County Proclamation
30 April
Sons of the American Revolution Day
Shelby County Judge Executive Dan R. Ison, proclaimed 30 April as Sons of the American Revolution Day in recognition of the 135th anniversary of the founding of the SAR. Chapter representatives were presented with a copy of the proclamation at the Shelby County Fiscal Court on 2 April, 2024.
City of Prospect Proclamation
18 December
Gov. Isaac Shelby Chapter Day
The City of Prospect's Mayor Farnlsey recently declared 18 December, Gov. Isaac Shelby Chapter Day. At a recent city council meeting members of the chapter were presented with a copy of the declaration.
Patriot
Grave Markings If you know of the grave of
a Patriot who served in the American Revolution and are interested
in having the grave marked, we can help.
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Education
Programs Interested in having a
presentation on colonial America, the founding of our country, or
the American Revolution? We have several programs to choose from.
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Historic
Events Do you have an upcoming
historic event? We can provide replicas of historic items and
interpreters in colonial clothing.
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 Patriotic
Events Planning an event
celebrating the United States or the men and women who have served
our country? We can offer services to support your event.
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 Youth
Awards & Contests Do you know of a youth or
youth group interested in the promotion of the United States and its
history? There are several awards and contests for which they may
qualify.
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