On Sunday, July 5th, 2026, Uwchlan Garden Club (UGC), (formerly, Garden Class of The Woman’s Community Club of Uwchlan held a Rededication Ceremony for its Blue Star Memoria By-Way Marker. The event commemorated a decade since the Marker’s original unveiling, and coincided with the community’s 250th anniversary celebrations and the 270th anniversary of the meeting house. Following the formal ceremonies, attendees explored the Meeting House’s rich past. A short video about the Meeting House was played, and historical artifacts were displayed from both UGC and the Meeting House archives. The day united solemn remembrance and appreciation for military service.
The Garden Class of The Woman’s Community Club of Uwchlan (WCCU) dedicated a Blue Star Memorial By-Way Marker at the 1756 Uwchlan Meeting House on 
October 7, 2016 in conjunction with the 260th anniversary of the meeting house. The Blue Star Program was started by National Garden Clubs (NGC) in the early 1940s to honor World War II veterans, but it enlarged its mission in 1951 to include all men and women who had served, were serving or would serve in the Armed Forces of the United States. The meeting house is a fitting site for the marker because it served as a hospital for soldiers during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. The base of the marker is a large field stone that was unearthed on the grounds of the meeting house.
Members of the community and state garden club participated in the dedication: Garden Class of WCCU, VFW Post 845, Chester County Marine Corps League Detachment 286, WCCU, Uwchlan Township Board, Lionville Middle School (LMS) Patriots Club, LMS Principal and Patriots Club Advisers, Uwchlan Conservation Trust, and the Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania.