Statesboro, Georgia, Boy Scouts, Troop 62, books and materials, 1931-1983.

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Statesboro, Georgia, Boy Scouts, Troop 62, books and materials, 1931-1983.

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Handbooks for scout leaders and scoutmasters; books on activities such as canoeing and hiking; five Scout songbooks (one of hymns); the 1954 MacKinlay Kantor novel, Follow Me, Boys; and a 1945 notebook kept by the local troop.

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Georgia Southern University

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Georgia Southern University

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