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Troop 42, located in Norwood Massachusetts, is one of the oldest Boy Scout troops in the country. The Troop was established in 1910.
Click thumbnail image to see troop's original charter. The original charter was signed by The Rev. Pingree shown in the following photograph.
Click thumbnail image to see photograph. In 1912, Rev. Pingree died while trying to rescue two girls in a local pond. The troop meets in Pingree Hall, which was named in honor of Rev. Pingree after his death. The First Congregational Church sponsors the troop. Troop 42 is now a member of the Seven Rivers District of the Old Colony Council, Boy Scouts of America. The troop's focus is on camping and outdoor adventure (refer to our schedule). |
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How Scouting Started in the United States |
