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Readers’ vote for favorite Scouting magazine cover
Nearly 350 readers voted in the exciting, March Madness-themed cover contest. In this post, we reveal the winning cover, and it might surprise you ….
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Examining Scouting magazine’s first issue
Learn more about why Scouting magazine was created and how its original purpose still holds true for today’s publication.
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Vote for your favorite Scouting cover and you can win
Vote for your favorite Scouting magazine cover in this March Madness-style contest — you could win one of 50 exclusive patches!
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Welcome to the new Scouting magazine archive
To celebrate our centennial anniversary, we’ve partnered up with the University of North Texas Digital Projects Unit to digitize every single issue of Scouting that ever rolled off the press.
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From the Chief: A salute to Scouting magazine and its readers
Chief Scout Executive Wayne Brock shares a message with Scouting magazine readers honoring the publication’s 100th anniversary.
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I can’t seem to find anything I need in the archives.
I like Scouting, Volume 1, number 7, July 1,1913. The front cover has a great layout. The subject ” Visualized in National Child Welfare Exhibit” was well done. Great article.
I am trying to source a copy of the Scouter Magazine circa 1953. The front page contains a photograph of two kilted scouts either side of the photographer from the Everest Expedition of 1953 who had given a talk at the first ever Queen Scout Investiture that year at Charterhouse School, Godalming that year.
How soon before you get the 1960′s and 1970′s magazines online? Those were my Scouting years and I sure would like to reread all those issues.
Keep up the great work!
Does any one know of a comprehensive book or publication on patches and medals and awards issued by the National Council BSA.