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History and Geography
Memorabilia
Having a functional mug to fill up with water and soda (Scouts) or coffee (Scouters) is necessary during the warm summers and brutal winters at HSR, but having a collectible one is even better. Take a look around in this exhibit to see what muggy fashions have been produced over the years.
Pictures
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The Horseshoe Scout Reservation mug was designed to reflect the rich traditions of camps Horsehoe and Jubilee (now Ware) operating on the Horsehoe Scout Reservation. 1980 - Contributed by Andrew Fish [Contribute Info]
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Featuring the White House again in this 1982 version of the Horseshoe Scout Reservation coffee mug. 1982 - Contributed by Andrew Coe [Contribute Info]
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These clay mugs were produced by ranger Amadeo Salomani, a pottery expert, for sale in the HSR trading posts. 2008 - Contributed by Andrew Coe [Contribute Info]
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This mug continued with the 2009 memorabilia theme of Eagles. 2009 - Contributed by Andrew Coe [Contribute Info]
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The council shoulder patch features Chester County Council's totem - the fox - and this mug follows suit. 1982 - Contributed by Andrew Coe [Contribute Info]
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For the retro feel, HSR sold these snazzy Mason Jar mugs with a sleek two-tone HSR logo. 2009 - Contributed by Andrew Coe [Contribute Info]
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