The information to
complete this cache is located inside the North Star Museum of
Boy Scouting and Girl Scouting in North St. Paul,
Minnesota.
North Star Museum of Boy Scouting and Girl Scouting
2640 E. Seventh Avenue
North St. Paul, MN 55109
Museum Hours:
Tuesday through Friday: 1 PM - 5 PM
Saturday: 10 AM - 5 PM
Closed Sunday and Monday
"The
North Star Museum of Boy Scouting and Girl Scouting
is an independent institution
whose mission is to collect, preserve, share, and interpret the
history and significance of Boy Scouting and Girl Scouting in the
upper Midwest. It does this through collecting, producing
exhibits both at its building in North St. Paul and traveling
displays that go to community events. It offers tours,
programs, and workshops for adults and kids. The museum was
founded in 1976 and now has a collection that
numbers more than over
150,000 artifacts,
films, uniforms, books and publications, photographs, and other
material." NSSM
You
will need to enter the museum and check out the exhibits to obtain
the numbers for the final cache's location. Entrance to the
museum is free and you do not need to interact with any
volunteers to find what you
need. Please stop by,
check out the exhibits, and enjoy a look back on Scouting
history. Hours are limited, so plan your visit
accordingly. Cache is placed
with permission of Claudia Nicholson, Executive Director. Be
sure to say "Thanks" for her support of
GeoCaching.
Final cache is a peanut butter
jar located somewhere in
North St. Paul, filled with Scouting patches from across the
country to
trade.
If you are a current or former member of Scouting, please mention
it in your on-line
log.
If you attained the rank of Eagle Scout, you are always an Eagle
Scout, so feel free to note it in your
log.
Please "Trade up, Trade Even, or Do Not
Trade.
Cache is located at N
45 00.
ABC, W
092 59.
DEF
All numbers used
will be the last in the series.
IE: If 1949, use
"9". If Troop 41, use
"1", unless otherwise instructed.
A = What is the year listed for
the display about Camp Minnesota for Girl
Scouts.
B = Find the display
of Cub Scout uniform
worn in the 1930's What was
the Pack
number?
C = Find the 1937 World Jamboree uniform. What was the
Troop number?
D = Tom
Wilson built an Orange
Crate Canoe in what
year?
E = Find the Adult Scouter uniform with Troop 283 on the
shoulder. What is the year listed on the display for this
uniform?
F = What year was the Semaphore Signaling required for the
Girl Scout's 2nd Class rank?
Note on Accessibility: The Museum is Handicapped
accessible. The hide will require assistance to reach, but
you will be able to get close in a
wheelchair.
Have Fun, Be Safe, and I even added a Moe the Sleaze pencil to the
cache.