All for God, Home and Country

The mining town of Goldfield was booming as early Nevada women settlers relocated from eastern parts of the country, bringing with them a desire for a more civilized west. These women brought with them culture and a desire to document early history of the fledgling state of Nevada. They established community and philanthropic organizations including the Daughters of the American Revolution. For the past one hundred years, Nevada women built on the framework laid in Goldfield, Nevada in 1910. Many great works have been accomplished. This is the story of the Nevada DAR and the women who work to promote patriotism, preserve American and Nevada history, and secure America's future through better education for our children.