Reunion Will Help to Mark Scouts' 100th Anniversary ; Popular Group has Continued to Move with the Times
Evening Post (Bristol, UK) › March 31, 2010
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A BRISTOL Scout group is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year with a series of events, including a reunion next month.
The 13th Bristol Scouts began life back in 1910 when Tom Green, a resident of what was then the burgeoning neighbourhood of Fishponds, began to hold meetings on the site of All Saints Church for boys aged 11-18 who were interested in Lord Baden-Powell's fledgling Scouts organisation.See the full content of this document
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Reunion Will Help to Mark Scouts' 100th Anniversary ; Popular Group has Continued to Move with the Times
The Scout troop flourished and, later, in 1933, a Cub pack was als...
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