The W3R® of Delaware 

General information contact: William Conley at firststateantiquearms@comcast.net
To join the W3R®-DE read our W3R®-DE: Informational Brochure
      and file a Membership Application

The Washington-Rochambeau Route, Inc. (see Notes on Names)
-- usually referred to as the W3R®-DE -- is a 501(c)3 organization,
the Delaware branch of a national organization, the W3R®-US.

Articles of Incorporation (2003) | Bylaws (2008) | State Affiliates
Research Report | Brief History of 1778-83 | Recent Activities | Heritage Tours

W3R®-DE Executive Committee 2009-10 (one-year terms)

Chair: William Conley
Vice Chair: Veronica Eid
Secretary: Prof. John Gardner
Treasurer: Judith Jennings, Esq.

W3R®-DE Board of Directors (three-year terms)

John Brook, 2007-10
Veronica Eid, 2007-10
Frances West, 2007-10

John Gardner, 2008-11
Francis Ianni, 2008-11
James T. Raleigh, 2008-11
Thomas J. Reed, 2008-11

Bobbi Britton, 2009-12
William Conley, 2009-12
Judith Jennings, 2009-12
Ralph Nelson, 2009-12
Glen Pusey, 2009-12

Delaware Affiliates 

The following groups have supported the W3R® development effort in Delaware by providing participating members, consultants, speakers, funding, publicity, meeting space, and other resources. Museums, Historical SitesBusinessesHistorical SocietiesOther OrganizationsGovernment Agencies

Notes on Our Alternative Names 

The W3R®-DE is a chapter of the National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association, whose acronym is W3R®-US or W3R®-USA.
To be consistent with the national name and acronym we use the name
           Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association of Delaware and the acronym W3R®-DE.
Our 2003 Charter of Incorporation was written before the national organization had been formed, and our Charter specifies our name as
           Washington-Rochambeau Route, Inc.
Our Bylaws use the name
           Washington-Rochambeau Route of Delaware, Inc.
Since the Charter is senior to the Bylaws, our legal name is
           Washington-Rochambeau Route, Inc.
However, using this in conversation causes confusion with the national organization so the informal name for our group is "the W3R®-DE".

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