Chapters
The Third Founding
The Third Founding Chapters mark the Old Glory Club's second great period of expansion. Founded by men who knew and believed in the reputation of the Club, these Chapters took the Club from a national organization to the foremost organization of Patriotic American men in the whole country. In recognition of the effort and commitment they gave the Club, the Club honors these Chapters as the Third Founding.
The Leatherstocking Heritage League
The Leatherstocking Heritage League is proud to represent Upstate New York. From the Adirondacks to the Finger Lakes, the Mohawk to the Hudson Valleys; We strive to honor our heritage, our lands, and will secure the blessings of our ancient liberties to ourselves and to our posterity.
The Rocky Mountain Outfit
The Rocky Mountain Outfit seeks to make and keep the great state of Colorado a place where current and future generations of Americans can flourish through mentorship and fraternity. In a land of outsiders, we seek to foster the spirit native to our State amongst Coloradoans.
Tamarack
Located in North Idaho, Tamarack is a fraternal, benevolent organization dedicated to the practice and preservation of our traditional heritage and culture. We invite men with an interest in public service and personal development to join us. tamarackNIW@protonmail.com
The Great Basin Collective
The Great Basin Collective draws its name from Nevada's unique topography, first noted by John C Fremont, that bore witness to America's pioneers crossing one of the continent's most deadly overland trails. We stand committed to the building of fraternity, conservation of the Great Basin, and the practice of mutual aid. We draw inspiration from the unbreakable spirit of the pioneers who came before us and driven by the promise of a brighter tomorrow by those same principles.
The Painted Sky Society
“Ditat Deus, Nos Servare.” — What God Enriches, We Preserve.
As the Arizona chapter of the Old Glory Club, The Painted Sky Society is committed to promoting and preserving the unique cultural heritage of our nation's 48th state through community engagement, advocacy, fellowship, and civic participation. We strive to faithfully carry out God's command to be stewards of the land, and are dedicated to upholding the traditions, values, and principles of our forebears who settled first our desert home. Through our collective efforts, The Painted Sky Society endeavors to embody the spirit that dwelt within those great men who shaped The Grand Canyon State, from the cowboys and silver miners, to the cattle barons and copper kings.
Beauregard's Bayou Krewe
Laus Deo, Honor Patribus, Salus Posteris — Praise to God, Honor to Our Fathers, Salvation to Our Posterity
From the heights of Mount Driscoll, to the depths of Bayou Lafourche, the Gray Napoleon's spirit beckons the men of Louisiana and the Gulf Coast. Extolling competence and confidence, Beauregard's Bayou Krewe forms disciplined men by tending our trails, honing our skills, and calling forth excellence in every domain. There's a sword in every cypress. Will you wield it?
The Steam & Steel Society
Sitting on the east bank of the Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska lays claim to being the true "Gateway to the West." From the westward trails running through Nebraska, following the Platte, to the Union Pacific Railroad, which is headquartered in Omaha to this day, westward expansion was funneled through Omaha and Eastern Nebraska. Our city grew up in the gilded age. We were forged through steam and steel, and built in brick and mortar. Centered primarily around Omaha and Lincoln, The Steam & Steel Society is a chapter of The Old Glory Club seeking to rekindle the local animating spirit that made us great.
The Iowa Dragoon Society
Between the two great rivers of North America, you will find the land of Iowa. From the Loess Hills in the west to the Paleozoic Plateau in the east, the Iowa Dragoon Society welcomes men who, like our namesake, seek to step out into a wild and hostile world, that it may be tamed for ourselves and our posterity. The road is long and the work is hard. Will you put your hand to the task?