SCOUTING BOOKS BY
The Boy Scouts of Berkshire
A story of how the Chipmunk Patrol was started, what they did and how they did it. 313 pages
The Boy Scouts of the Dismal Swamp
This story is a continuation of The Boy Scouts of BerkshireTHE BOY SCOUTS OF BERKSHIRE and is an unusually interesting book on Boy Scouting. 310 pages
Boy Scouts in the White Mountains
Intimate knowledge of the country as well as of the basic principles of Boy Scouting characterizes this new volume by Mr. Eaton. 320 pages
Boy Scouts of the Wildcat Patrol
A Story of Boy Scouting
This story is a continuation of the history of Peanut and the other characters which appeared in previous volumes by this author. 315 pages
Peanut—Cub Reporter
A Boy Scout’s life and adventures on a newspaper
A rattling newspaper story with Peanut as the central character—he who has figured so prominently in the author’s four Boy Scout books. 320 pages
Boy Scouts in Glacier Park
The adventures of two young Easterners in the heart of the high Rockies. The volume gives an accurate and descriptive picture of this Park, and might well be used as a guide book. This book is illustrated by wonderful photographs. 386 pages
Boy Scouts at Crater Lake
A Story of the High Cascades
A very valuable and intensely interesting story of the experience of two boys at Crater Lake Park. Their experiences and adventures will thrill every boy reader, and so accurate is the information relative to the Park itself that one may easily feel that this author has been over every foot of it himself. 320 pages
Boy Scouts on Katahdin
A Story of the Maine Woods
A wonderful story of scout life, full of interesting scenes of boy activities. Best of all it is an accurate picture of the famous Mt. Katahdin, up which the author and his boys climbed. It is accepted as being one of the most difficult mountains to ascend east of the Rockies.
