Collecting Ten Mile River, one patch at a time
In 2008, the Ten Mile river Scout Museum utilized a night version of the traditional Indian Cliffs scene.
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The 2007 version of the Ten Mile River Scout Museum Historian Patch, mirrors the design utilzed for the 80th Anniversary of TMR. A stylized Indian Cliffs scene and the Museum Logo complete this patch.
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During the summer of 2006, the T.M.R. Scout Museum again issued a Historian Patch. This one was also undated.
The Museum was not happy with the execution of the design, and has not used this manufacturer since.
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After the innaugural season in 2004, the TMR Museum again issued a Historian patch for the 2005 Summer Camp Season. This years version was dated and given out free to Scouts touring the Museum and participating in the program.
The design uses the traditional Indian Cliffs vista.
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The Ten Mile River Scout Museum allows Scouts touring the museum to earn a free patch during their visit during summer camp. The patch with pocket loop for immediate recognition has the wording T. M. R. Museum Historian.
This was the first version issued in 2004
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Gene Berman, the Chairman of the TMR Museum recently posted this announcement to Patch-L:
For those of you that pre-ordered our 10 patch founder’s day sets, they have finally arrived and Dave will be mailing them out early next week. They were due the beginning of May but we experienced the same problems with National [...]
The Ten Mile River Scout Museum and Greater New York Councils are proud to announce our new 100th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America ten patch sets. Five patches will honor the National Founders; Baden-Powell, Dan Beard, Earnest Seton, W.D. Boyce and James E. West. The other five will honor the founder of [...]
Here is another video from the Ten Mile River Scout Museum, this one on the history of Camp Man 1930-1938. Camp Man was the Camp for Queens Council and was located on Crytsal Lake. Modern Camp Kernochan uses much of the land of what was Camp Man.
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For the 2008 Summer Camp season, the TMR Scout Museum continued its tradition of issuing a patch which could be earned free of charge by each Scout who visited the Museum. The design is the traditional Indian Cliffs design, with what is beleived to be the first ‘night’ scene. The white letters and [...]
The Ten Mile River Scout Museum has added a number of its videos to YouTube. One of them deals with the Origins of Ten Mile River Scout Camps.
You can check them all out here.
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