Starr's Mill chapter of DAR learn about Louisville

Starr’s Mill chapter of DAR learn about Louisville

April 13, 2011

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Starr’s Mill Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, met April 11 in the Peachtree City home of Jeanie Bradshaw. Pictured left to right are Susie Morrison, Chapter Regent, Joyce Beverly and Liz Fuentes, Chapter Vice Regent. Mrs. Beverly presented a program on her hometown, Louisville, which was Georgia’s first capitol during the American Revolutionary War. Photo/Special.

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