National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Welcome to our Chapter
Established in 2000, our organizing members chose the name "Dry Lake Chapter" after a nearby heart-shaped, 90 square mile dry lake bed named Willcox Dry Lake, located in the Gadsden Purchase.
A railroad through Maley's Ranch originated the town name Maley. General Orlando B. Willcox, commander of the Military Department of Arizona, was on board the first train through, and received an ovation, and a town name change in his honor, November 23, 1889.
Whether called Playa de los Pimas, Playas, Soda Lake, Cochise, Alkali Flats, or just Dry Lake... it's a beautiful piece of our history.
If you would like to learn more about Dry Lake Chapter,
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution,
or are interested in joining, please contact Kathleen.
In love and service to God,
Home, and Country
Stephanie Hill Troth
State Regent, Arizona State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Home, and Country
Stephanie Hill Troth
State Regent, Arizona State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
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