The Daughters of the American Revolution Mexico Missouri chapter met March 2 at the Missouri State Archives in Jefferson City to see the American Revolution Experience Traveling Exhibit.
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The Daughters of the American Revolution Mexico Missouri chapter met March 2 at the Missouri State Archives in Jefferson City to see the American Revolution Experience Traveling Exhibit.
The exhibit consisted of large posters showing pictures and facts relating to the American Revolution from its beginning to the end. The members then went to visit the Missouri History Museum located on the first floor of the capitol building to see plaques with the names of Revolutionary War soldiers who have lived in Missouri.
Before the tour, the chapter met at a local restaurant for lunch. Joining them for lunch were associate member Becky Reynolds and her husband Peter of Kansas City.
