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Group Programs

The Post Rock Scout Museum is excited to offer special programs for youth and scouting troops and groups. With advance notice, activities especially for your group can be prepared.

• Scrapbooking
  Scrapbooking sessions can be arranged for both Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. Tools will be available to use during scrapbook sessions, including paper cutters, stencils, punches, etc. Many scrapbook supplies are available for purchase including acid-free paper, stickers, embellishments, and more. Many of these products are no longer available from the manufacturers, but can be purchased at the museum.

• Request a Museum Tour!
  Available to all age levels, a tour includes seeing the museum displays, learning about Juliette Low, seeing historical handbooks, and trying an insignia activity. Complete a museum scavenger hunt and receive a free postcard!

Community Service Projects

Is your troop looking for community service projects? Consider doing a project for the Post Rock Scout Museum. There are endless possibilities!

• Make Displays
  Create display boards or cabinet displays.

• Historical Scrapbooking
  Donate photo scrapbooks or help to preserve magazines and catalogs by putting them in sleeves.

• Girl Scout Alumni Interviews
  Contact women from your community who were Girl Scouts in 1930 - 2008. Interview them about their Girl Scout activities and create a story page to preserve the Girl Scout Alumni's Girl Scout stories. (Remember to have the Alumni sign a release to use their picture and personal information in promotional and historical publications before you begin the interview.) Include her name and address, pictures, number of years in Girl Scouts, activities that she participated in, types of awards she may have won, positions she may have held as an adult Girl Scout, if she has daughters or granddaughter in Girl Scouts, and any other interesting stories about her Girl Scout experiences. Put your story on the front and back of an 8 1/2" by 11" acid-free paper, decorate with acid-free supplies, and sleeve your page in a 3-hole sheave for inclusion in a scrapbook with other Alumni stories.

• Preserve Your Part in History!
  Make a scrapbook page about your own Girl Scout Troop to include in the museum. Include pictures that explain what your troop enjoys most about Girl Scouts. Tell who the girls and adults are in the troop, and include statements or short stories about what Girl Scouts means to you today. Use the front and back of an 8 1/2" by 11" piece of acid-free paper, decorate with acid-free supplies, and sleeve yoru page in a 3-hole sheave. Make your troop part of the history preserved in the Post Rock Scout Museum!