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Boy Scout Troop 74 in Tallahassee, Florida

  • Florida Memory said:
    Accompanying note: "These 40 scouts from Troop 74 of the Big Bend left yesterday by train for Fifth National Jamboree at Colorado Springs, Colo. They will return Aug. 1."
  • Florida Memory said:
    Scouts going on the trip include, from Tallahassee: Jay Boynton, Michael G. Brown, Patrick A. Cridley, Harry Hamil, Robert M. Ingle, Dennis Long, Walter E. Melton Jr., Bruce R. Tanner, William F. Tanner, John White, Jon David Winchester, Robert Jack Ziegler, from Thomasville: Pitts Carr, Charles R. Dillinger, Roy B. Edwards, George B. Fleetwood, Prince E. Jinright Jr., Danny M. Redd, Andy Serry, Edwin A. Simons, Bart Singletary, John L. Turner IV, Charles H. Watt III, from Bainbridge: James W. Conger, Richard Crozier, Lenny G. DeLamar, Howard T. Griffin, John U. Grimsley, Jay Kres, Henry M. Metcalf, William T. Pettyjohn, Alec L. [Poltevini?], Billy W. Schultz, Thomas F. Youmans, from Tampa: Harold Aldrich Jr., from Quincy: Richard J. Gardner, and from Cocoa: Mark Elder.
  • Mike said:
    It would be so interesting to hear from some of the scouts in the photo (who would be in their mid 60's now) and read what happened to them and what they went on to do in life. Hopefully this posting will get to some of them.

Rosalynn Carter with representatives from the Girl Scouts of America, 03/11/1977

Scouts

  • Lenore F said:
    I'm doubtful there were Sea Scouts in 1910, and there is no scouting insignia. Sailor suits were common garb for boys. I think it is a grouping of six sets of twins, three identical, three fraternal. The identicals are the two seated on the right, the two with sailor collars trimmed with stripes and short hair: and the two either side of the boy in the middle. The non-identicals are the two at the back with Eton collars, the two seated on the left, and the other more mis-matched pair - a large boy standing back left, and a small boy seated on the high stand in a velvet suit.
  • Lenore F said:
    I'd be inclined to retitle this photo "Early Twin Study".