BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

This collection not only documents Scouting's unique influence on American culture, but also tells the story of a movement that has positively affected the lives of more than 110 million young people. The museum's move to Philmont (where more than 30,000 people visit annually) exposes even more people to Scouting's story and introduces unique opportunities to showcase parts of the collection throughout the country. The National Scouting Museum's Philmont home is the primary place to see Scouting memorabilia, but the BSA's expansive collection of Scouting collectibles will be spread far and wide. Additionally, we are working hard to make many parts of the collection and archives digitally accessible. It allows the BSA to establish displays and exhibits at the three other national high adventure bases: the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia, the Florida Sea Base, and the Northern Tier National High Adventure Bases in Minnesota and Canada, as well as the possibility for some items to..

Also known as: BSA

Primary location: Cimarron United States