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The CCHS & CCCDAR
"America 250" Patriot Garden
at The Sutton Ditz Museum

"America 250" at America 250 Memorial Garden
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 Bronze Plaque for the America 250 Memorial Garden at The Clarion County Historical Society's Sutton Ditz Museum

​Celebrate

"America 250"

with an

Engraved Brick!

​~ In celebration of

"America 250"

T​he CCHS &The CCCDAR

collaborated to create an

"America 250"

Patriot Memorial Garden

in the side yard at the

Sutton~Ditz Museum.

The curved triangular garden features symbolic perennials such as "rockets", "flags",

"forget me nots" etc.,

an armillary sundial,

a bronze DAR plaque

honoring our Revolutionary War Patriots, and a curved brick path edged with  "soldier bricks" engraved with US Patriot names, memorial bricks of deceased DAR members & bricks in honor of someone special.

A curved concrete bench

faces the garden for

rest and reflection.

​

Are you a descendant of a Revolutionary War Patriot?

Or, you can honor a present,

past or deceased US Patriot or DAR Member. .

Your name can be engraved

on the brick, along with your Patriot's name.  

​

Engraved bricks are $50. each

 

The garden was dedicated on

July 8, 2026 at 2PM

​*For order form*

Call, text or email

Mary Lea Lucas

814-227-6443

mlcchs@yahoo.com​

TO ORDER AN ENGRAVED BRICK

for the Patriot Memorial Garden

​

Call, text or email us for a Brick Order Form

​

Call or Text : 814-227-6443

email: mlcchs@yahoo.com

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