Lafayette’s Legacy Lives On: Williamsburg Chapter SAR Color Guard's Tribute at Colonial Williamsburg

Williamsburg Chapter SAR Color Guard Commemorates Bicentennial of Lafayette's Return at Colonial Williamsburg

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – October 20, 2024 – The Williamsburg Chapter SAR Color Guard took part in a grand celebration marking the 200th anniversary of Marquis de Lafayette's return to the United States, celebrated at Colonial Williamsburg. The event, which commemorated Lafayette’s visit as "America's Guest," saw a splendid display of historical reenactment and pageantry.

Mark Schneider, portraying Lafayette, captivated the crowd as he rode the historic Wythe carriage in a majestic procession from the Capitol to the Colonial Courthouse. The Williamsburg Chapter SAR Color Guard added to the ceremonial grandeur, proudly marching in the parade and presenting the colors during the ceremony.

Pictured in front of the Courthouse (left to right:) Williamsburg Chapter SAR President and Eastern Region Color Guard Commander John Lynch; Williamsburg Chapter SAR Color Guard Commander Gary Dunaway; Williamsburg Chapter SAR Vice President Ron Adolphi; Past Virginia SAR Color Guard Commander Ken Bonner; Marquis de Lafayette (Mark Schneider); and Williamsburg SAR Color Guard Vice Commander Ron Miller.(Photo by Robert Macnider Davis)
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