History and development of the Boy Scouts of America, its founders, programs, facilities, organizations.
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Biography of scouting leader known as Lone Bear.
Early badges of the Boy Scouts of America.
Supports the mission and programs of the Charles L. Sommers National High Adventure Base and the Northern Tier National High Adventure Program of the Boy Scouts of America. Ely, Minnesota.
The unofficial history of Camp Powhatan, Ottari, High Knoll and other Boy Scout programs of the Council, Roanoke, Virginia.
Preserves and interprets Native American culture, with a primary focus on art and artifacts of the Southwest and Plains Indians. Includes a history of the Scout Troop and Venture Crew that developed this facility.
BSA Lone Scout program history from its inception as a personal project by William D. Boyce.
History of the Michigan BSA Sea Scouts training ship the former WW I Sub Chaser SC-227.
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History, former staff, patches, photos, and memories of this now closed Boy Scout High Adventure base that was located near Boulder Junction, Wisconsin.
The founding and development of Sea Scouts in America.
History of senior programs of the Boy Scouts of America including what they were about, their insignia, uniforms, and literature.
The expressions of Theodore Roosevelt.
Presents information indexed by council and subject. Offers tips for researching, and links to other related resources.
The BSA's 'forgotten' founding father, article by Robert Peterson in Scouting Magazine
(October 01, 1998)
Presents information indexed by council and subject. Offers tips for researching, and links to other related resources.
History of the Michigan BSA Sea Scouts training ship the former WW I Sub Chaser SC-227.
[PDF]
The expressions of Theodore Roosevelt.
History of senior programs of the Boy Scouts of America including what they were about, their insignia, uniforms, and literature.
Biography of scouting leader known as Lone Bear.
BSA Lone Scout program history from its inception as a personal project by William D. Boyce.
The founding and development of Sea Scouts in America.
The unofficial history of Camp Powhatan, Ottari, High Knoll and other Boy Scout programs of the Council, Roanoke, Virginia.
Supports the mission and programs of the Charles L. Sommers National High Adventure Base and the Northern Tier National High Adventure Program of the Boy Scouts of America. Ely, Minnesota.
Early badges of the Boy Scouts of America.
History, former staff, patches, photos, and memories of this now closed Boy Scout High Adventure base that was located near Boulder Junction, Wisconsin.
Preserves and interprets Native American culture, with a primary focus on art and artifacts of the Southwest and Plains Indians. Includes a history of the Scout Troop and Venture Crew that developed this facility.
The BSA's 'forgotten' founding father, article by Robert Peterson in Scouting Magazine
(October 01, 1998)
