Daughters of the American Revolution
Santiam Chapter
Lebanon, Oregon
Luncheon meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month in Lebanon.
The Santiam Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) was organized February 12, 1936. Our chapter has members from Lebanon and the surrounding area of east Linn County.
Membership is open to women who are direct descendants of Revolutionary Patriots. Our major objectives are Patriotism, Education and Historic Preservation. Luncheon meetings are on second Thursdays at noon of the month.
Special interest is paid to area history by inviting local speakers, and taking field trips to interesting historical sites.
These include many of the wonderful covered bridges of Oregon, two of which are displayed on this page.
Thomas
Creek
(Hannah) Bridge
Camp Morrison Drive, County Road 830, Scio Vicinity
Linn County, 1936
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Photo Credits: Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives (Rock Hill School); Ben Maxwell Collection, Salem Public Library (Pioneer Cemetery); James Norman, Oregon Dept. of Transportation (Covered Bridges).
Last Updated: March 6, 2023
Thomas Creek (Jordan)
Bridge
Stayton Park, Stayton Vicinity
Linn County, Built 1937, Relocated 1988
Rock
Hill School,
southwest of Lebanon