Community Involvement
Located at 14 Rue Ernest Psichari in Paris, the Caucus Site stands as a significant landmark in American history, marking the birthplace of The American Legion. This establishment not only serves as a historical site but also plays a vital role in the local community by fostering connections and promoting civic engagement.
The site was established during a pivotal moment in history, from March 15-17, 1919, when approximately 300 American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) soldiers convened in Paris. This gathering laid the foundation for an organization that would advocate for veterans' rights and community service.
Local Partnerships
The Caucus Site collaborates with various local organizations to enhance community engagement and support veterans. These partnerships include:
Events and Gatherings
The Caucus Site regularly hosts events that promote community spirit and cultural heritage. These gatherings include:
Sustainability and Responsibility
The Caucus Site is committed to ethical practices that reflect its dedication to the community. This includes:
Voices from the Community
Community members often share their experiences and reflections about the Caucus Site. One such voice is Bryan S., who remarked:
"Historic site where The American Legion was born in 15-17 March 1919 when a group of about 300 A.E.F. soldiers met in Paris."
This sentiment reflects the pride and historical significance that the community associates with this site.
Connect with Caucus Site
Join us at the Caucus Site to explore its rich history and participate in community events. Whether you're a local or a visitor, your presence contributes to the ongoing legacy of this important landmark in Paris.
