Boy Scouts of America : a centennial history

"This book is illustrated with over 300 full-color photographs and memorabilia items and the captures the adventure and spirit of the United States' largest youth organization."@en
"Offers an official history of the boys' organization, in a resource packed with stories of service and heroism that is brought to life with over one thousand images from the Boy Scouts of America's archive."@en
"A Centennial History tells the full, rich story of Scouting from it's original British roots to its adaptation in America, from the earliest Scout camps through the Scouts' contributions during World Wars I and II, the Depression and up to the aid they offered victims of Hurricane Katrina. In the course of telling the BSA's history, the book honors many notable Scouts who have raised its reputation to the highest heights of American consciousness. With 299 pages, this exquisite, limited edition book contains vivid and some never before seen photographs, memorabilia and removable replicas of rare documents such as the original Pinewood Derby rulebook, a World War I poster distributed by the Boy Scouts of America, and a letter to the Scouts from President Franklin D. Roosevelt."@en
"This book is illustrated with many full-color photographs, facsimiles, and memorabilia items and the captures the adventure and spirit of the United States' largest youth organization."@en