How Scouting made its way to America 113 years ago
Boy Scouts Day, Feb. 8, commemorates the anniversary of Scouting in America. In 1909, according to Checkiday, William Dickson Boyce, a Chicago publisher, was lost in thick fog in London
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Boy Scouts Day, Feb. 8, commemorates the anniversary of Scouting in America. In 1909, according to Checkiday, William Dickson Boyce, a Chicago publisher, was lost in thick fog in London
William D. Boyce was a school teacher, outdoorsman, lumberjack, coal miner and an enterprising publisher. But he is best known as a founder of the Boy Scouts of America. William Dickson Boyce was born on a farm in the New Texas section of Plum Township — later to become Plum
The Boy Scouts of America has been around for more than 110 years, and the Central Illinois W.D. Boyce council is celebrating its 50-year anniversary.For the next 18 months, this council will celebrate the longevity of scouting with both community-based and council-wide events.
The Boy Scouts of America has been around for more than 110 years, and the Central Illinois W.D. Boyce council is celebrating its 50-year anniversary.For the next 18 months, this council will celebrate the longevity of scouting with both community-based and council-wide events.