This popular postcard from around 1970 has the following description:

'Horseshoe Scout Reservation - Chester County Council, B.S.A.
EVENING RETREAT CEREMONY - Retreat ceremony held every evening before dinner.  Troops pass in review in an impressive color ceremony, highlighted by cannon fire and the Horseshoe band.  Troop flags are flown at the head of the Parade Field.'

This postcard had the following description:

'Horseshoe Scout Reservation - rich in history and tradition.  Scene of "The Spirit of Horseshoe" (Great Chief of the Lenni Lenape Indian Tribe) arriving for Ceremonial Welcome to Scout campers each week during the summer season.  Chester County Council, Inc., Boy Scouts of America.'

This postcard also highlights a Native-American scene from the Octoraro Creek.

This postcard, issued in 1995, was rendered by J.B. Rettew III and depicts the White House.

'HORSESHOE RESERVATION, EXPLORER BASE, CHESTER COUNTY COUNCIL B.S.A.'

This postcard pictures the HSR Explorer Base which opened in 1958.  The base later became Camp Jubilee and then was renamed to Camp Ware in 1985.

This postcard displays the Saturday Night Campfire firelighting portion of the pageant. 

This morning view of the Octoraro Creek was taken from the Schlaanstine Chapel.

The photo for this postcard was taken during the evening flag lowering ceremony at Camp Horseshoe.

This postcard has dual meanings, referring to the human residents of Camp Horseshoe who have achieved the rank of Eagle as well as the bald birds who frequent the camp property.

This postcards combines some of the more popular element of the Camp Horseshoe program- rifle and shotgun shooting, COPE and aquatics.

A postcard featuring Camp Ranger Ray Hayden's faithful dog, Magua.

Another postcard featuring Magua, Camp Ranger Ray Hayden's furry sidekick.

My postcard from camp.