Scouting Museum and Library

The Lawrence L. Lee Scouting Museum and Max I. Silber Scouting Library are situated on Blondin Road at Camp Carpenter. Established in 1969, the 2,500 square foot exhibition hall highlights outstanding amongst other accumulations of exploring related protests on the planet. Curios, articles, and memorabilia speak to exploring in New Hampshire, New England, the U.S., and different nations around the globe. A portion of the articles incorporate noteworthy Scouts on Stamps, Max Silber clasps, some portion of a neckband having a place with the Zulu Chief Dinizulu, and unique works of art of the fronts of Boy's Life magazines. The library likewise contains a vast accumulation of exploring related fiction and true to life books, periodicals, yearbooks, and that's only the tip of the iceberg.