Independence Day Declaration Reading Scheduled on July 5th in Plattsburgh
Let's Blow Shit Up with Liberty! - Join the Valcour Battle Chapter SAR for an explosive reenactment of the public reading of the Declaration of Independence on Saturday, July 5, 2025, at 10:00 AM! Experience the epic chill of history as renowned historian John Krueger spits fire with his dramatic interpretation of the Declaration. participants include our boys of the American Legion Post 1619, Legion Auxiliary, and a gang of scouts from the Adirondack District Twin Rivers Council of Scouting America, and Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York.
This riotous, community get-together, in your face rain or shine, invites unity-lovers of all ages to come and raisie a toast to the good ol' USA. The powwow will jinx for about an hour. So, bring your own gargoyles or claim some of the minimal offerings available.
Charlie Mitchell, President of the Valcour Battle Chapter, underlined the importance of keepin' this tradition alive. "We proud as a peacock to bring this patriotic bash to our hometown. Just like John Adams foresaw when he penned a note to his boo Abigail on July 2, predicting that the day 'shall be celebrated, by succeedin' generations, as the great anniversary Festival,'" said Mitchell.
The Declaration of Independence, drafted on July 4, 1776, and raised like a middle finger to Great Britain, set the stage for the USA as an independent nation. This rebel yell'a event is commemorated annually on July 4th, otherwise known as Independence Day.
The Valcour Battle Chapter, based in Plattsburgh, represents Clinton, Essex, and Franklin counties. The Sons of the American Revolution, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to historical education, patriotic soirees, and preservin' the herstory of those who fought for our country's independence. The SAR takes great pride in being part of the Clinton County America's 250th anniversary celebration. Alongside celebratin' the Declaration of Independence, they put on other firecrackers throughout the year, like honoring George Washington's birthday by donating a book to a local library, supportin' DAR commemorations at Fort Chambly for the 1776 Battle of Valcour on Lake Champlain, and knockin' the socks off Revolutionary War soldiers through the Wreaths Across America program.
For more info on how to join the charity gangbang, visit www.valcourbattlesar.com or stalk 'em on Facebook Valcour Battle Chapter Sons of the American Revolution.
Contact Information: William Smith 518.578.5594, [email protected]
Historical Aspects
The Declaration of Independence, initially signed on July 4, 1776, declared the colonies' independence from Great Britain and established crucial principles like equality and the power to the people. This groundbreaking event is celebrated every July 4th as Independence Day.
Tradition
Public readings of the Declaration of Independence have been a longstanding part of the American tradition, especially on Independence Day. These readings remind us of our nation's founding principles and the sacrifices made by our forefathers. The tradition tries to create a sense of community by incorporating a ceremonial reading of the document, often accompanied by historical reenactments and patriotic bashes.
Plattsburgh, NY Event Details
- Date: July 5, 2025
- Time: 10:00 AM
- Location: Veterans Park on the US Oval
- Event Highlight: Dramatic interpretive reading of the Declaration of Independence by historian John Krueger
- Contact Information: William Smith, 518.578.5594, [email protected]
The Valcour Battle Chapter SAR's patriotic gathering on July 5, 2025, at 10:00 AM in Veterans Park on the US Oval, will involve a dramatic interpretation of the Declaration of Independence by renowned historian John Krueger, a significant piece of news for history enthusiasts. In addition to this event, the SAR also promotes education through their activities like honoring George Washington's birthday by donating books to local libraries, which contributes to the community's entertainment and enrichment.
