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Lord Baden-Powell Bobblehead

This backpack belonged to William (Bill) Lewis, one of the founders of Kingston Scout Museum. The walking stick was likely made from a dead branch found in the woods by a Scouter, then whittled away to make walking stick for hiking. The names were written by camp participants as a memento.

Just two of the many books and music collections

This shovel was used to dig latrines and rainwater trenches for tents.

This Coleman lantern was made in Canada in the 1930s, and the globe is made from a kind of crystal called mica instead of glass. There are mica mines throughout Southeastern Ontario. Donated by George Keleher.