NSCDA/PA

Our Story

The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was founded in 1891 by a group of dedicated women in Philadelphia. As descendants of colonial ancestors, they aimed to honor and preserve the rich colonial history of the United States. The organization took a significant step in 1899 by acquiring Stenton, a historic site that has become a cornerstone of their preservation efforts. Over the years, the Dames have emerged as leaders in the restoration and interpretation of historic sites, ensuring that the legacy of America's past is cherished and understood.

Impact

NSCDA/PA has played a pivotal role in the preservation of Stenton, one of America's early preservation stories, while also supporting educational initiatives like National History Day Philadelphia. These efforts foster a deep appreciation for America's national heritage.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to NSCDA/PA directly support the preservation of historic sites and the promotion of educational programs that inspire a love for our country and its history.

Call to Action

Join the mission to preserve America's heritage! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support the vital work of NSCDA/PA. Every contribution makes a difference in keeping our history alive for future generations.