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Honoring our past, leading the present, and preparing for the future.
Honoring our past, leading the present, and preparing for the future.
1931: The Founding Era
1931: The Founding Era
Chartered in 1931
Chartered in 1931
Founded in the midst of the Great Depression, Troop 666 was officially chartered in 1931 by National United Methodist Church. Our very first Scoutmaster, John C. Freeland, welcomed our first patrol of 5 scouts who met at [original meeting location].
1940s–1950s: The Post-War Boom
1940s–1950s: The Post-War Boom
Post-War Expansion & Camping Traditions
Post-War Expansion & Camping Traditions
Following World War II, Scouting experienced a massive boom. Troop 666 adapted by expanding its outdoor programs, introducing traditional summer camp weeks at Camp Goshen and minting our early Eagle Scouts.
1960s–1980s: High Adventure & Growth
1960s–1980s: High Adventure & Growth
High Adventure Awaits
High Adventure Awaits
As transportation evolved, so did Troop 666’s ambition. This era marked the beginning of our high-adventure traditions, with older scout crews trekking through Philmont Scout Ranch, paddling the Boundary Waters, and participating in National Jamborees.
1981
1981
Our 50th Anniversary!
Our 50th Anniversary!
As part of our 50th anniversary, the troop put together a booklet to commemorate the moment. You can read through it on the side here.
Troop-666-50th-Anniversary.pdf2000s–Present: A Century of Leadership
2000s–Present: A Century of Leadership
Modern Scouting
Modern Scouting
Entering the digital age, Troop 666 has continued to thrive, mentoring dozens of Eagle Scouts who have gone on to become community leaders, military officers, and successful professionals. Today, we carry forward the exact same scout-led values established in 1931.
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