Welcome to the Boy Scout Museum

Service is based on combined donations of time, memorabilia and cash. Cumulative Service Awards are presented to dues-paying members. Award recipients receive patch segments that indicate their level of membership. These segments encircle the Membership patch and may be worn as a temporary patch.

Shown below are the service segments and the award recipients:

CONTRIBUTOR: $500 (OR, 100 hours service, or a major donation of memorabilia)

Marvin Ansley	Ray Ansley	Mike Bennett
Penn Bernhardt	Hank Birdsong	Keith Bobbitt
Marshall Ellis	Travis Gentry	Hal Murray
Jim Pueschel	Robert Rogers	Arvil Sale
Mark Snyder	Phillip Thompson	Andy Webb
Roy Westbrook

SPONSOR: $1,000 (OR, 200 hours service)

Jim Mabry

Jane Shouse

Silas Wild

BENEFACTOR: $2,500 (OR, 450 hours service)

James E. Bennett	Bruce Bradley	Johnnie Pearson
Tom Seaver	David Whitfield

LEADERSHIP: $5,000 (OR, 1,000 hours service)

W. E. Batts, III

Myrton Daniel

PATRON: $10,000 (OR, 2,000 hours service)

duWayne Amen	Ken Badgett	Charles Griffin
Gray Martin

Raven Award:

The Raven Award is the highest award presented by the Historical Association and is named in honor of Camp Raven Knob.

Only one Raven Award is presented each year to a nominee who has performed distinguished service, usually over a period of years, in the preservation of Scouting's history.

Shown below are the past recipients of the Raven Award and the year the award was earned:

Press for The Raven Award Nomination Form

YEAR

RECIPIENT

1997

Ken Badgett

1998

duWayne Amen

1999

Myrton Daniel

2000

Andy Webb

2001

Charles Griffin

2002

Johnnie Pearson

2003

Arvil Sale

2004

Gray Martin

2005

(None)

2006

David Whitfield

2007

Keith Bobbitt

2008

James E. Bennett, Jr.

2009

Lewis Wood

2010

William E Batts, III

2011

Jane Shouse

YEAR	RECIPIENT
1997	Myrton Daniel	V. Gray Martin, Jr.	Dave Whitfield
1998	James E. Bennett, Jr.	Johnnie P. Pearson	The Mount Airy News
1999	Edward P. Bell	Charles W. Griffin	Harold T. Murray, Jr.
2000	Ken Badgett
2001	W. E. Batts, III	Mark Snyder	Joyce Gibson
2002	Jewel Dotson	Dr. Michele Gillespie	Boy Scout Troop 722
2003	Steve Daniel
2004	Jim Mabry	Bruce Bradley	Bill Orr
2005	duWayne Amen	Lynn & Richard Frank	Gary Hunt
2006	Dogwood District	John Purvis	Justin Stirewalt
2007	Mary Lynn (Mimi) Hammock	William E. (Ned) Vaughan-Lloyd, Jr.	Glenn Farthing
2008	John Bently	Robert Mason	Denny Shelton
2009	George Clinard	Travis Gentry	Bradley Taylor
2010	Mike Jones	Tom Seaver	Jane Shouse
2011	Robert Turner

The Roy M. Hinshaw Award

The Roy M. Hinshaw Award is named in honor of Roy M. Hinshaw whose significant collection of documents prompted the founding of the Historical Association.

Up to three Roy M. Hinshaw Awards are presented annually to nominees who have demonstrated exceptional service, usually during the past calendar year, in preserving Scouting's history.

Service Award:

Service is based on combined donations of time, memorabilia and cash. Cumulative Service Awards are presented to dues-paying members. Award recipients receive patch segments that indicate their level of membership. These segments encircle the Membership patch and may be worn as a temporary patch.

Shown below are the service segments and the award recipients:

CONTRIBUTOR: $500 (OR, 100 hours service, or a major donation of memorabilia)

SPONSOR: $1,000 (OR, 200 hours service)

BENEFACTOR: $2,500 (OR, 450 hours service)

LEADERSHIP: $5,000 (OR, 1,000 hours service)

PATRON: $10,000 (OR, 2,000 hours service)

Raven Award:

The Raven Award is the highest award presented by the Historical Association and is named in honor of Camp Raven Knob.

Only one Raven Award is presented each year to a nominee who has performed distinguished service, usually over a period of years, in the preservation of Scouting's history.

Shown below are the past recipients of the Raven Award and the year the award was earned:

The Roy M. Hinshaw Award

The Roy M. Hinshaw Award is named in honor of Roy M. Hinshaw whose significant collection of documents prompted the founding of the Historical Association.

Up to three Roy M. Hinshaw Awards are presented annually to nominees who have demonstrated exceptional service, usually during the past calendar year, in preserving Scouting's history.

Shown below are the past recipients of the Roy M. Hinshaw Award and the year the award was earned:

Service Award:

Service is based on combined donations of time, memorabilia and cash. Cumulative Service Awards are presented to dues-paying members. Award recipients receive patch segments that indicate their level of membership. These segments encircle the Membership patch and may be worn as a temporary patch.

Shown below are the service segments and the award recipients:

CONTRIBUTOR: $500 (OR, 100 hours service, or a major donation of memorabilia)

SPONSOR: $1,000 (OR, 200 hours service)

BENEFACTOR: $2,500 (OR, 450 hours service)

LEADERSHIP: $5,000 (OR, 1,000 hours service)

PATRON: $10,000 (OR, 2,000 hours service)

Raven Award:

The Raven Award is the highest award presented by the Historical Association and is named in honor of Camp Raven Knob. Only one Raven Award is presented each year to a nominee who has performed distinguished service, usually over a period of years, in the preservation of Scouting's history.

Shown below are the past recipients of the Raven Award and the year the award was earned:

The Roy M. Hinshaw Award

The Roy M. Hinshaw Award is named in honor of Roy M. Hinshaw whose significant collection of documents prompted the founding of the Historical Association.

Up to three Roy M. Hinshaw Awards are presented annually to nominees who have demonstrated exceptional service, usually during the past calendar year, in preserving Scouting's history.

Shown below are the past recipients of the Roy M. Hinshaw Award and the year the award was earned:

The Raven Award is the highest award presented by the Historical Association and is named in honor of Camp Raven Knob.

Only one Raven Award is presented each year to a nominee who has performed distinguished service, usually over a period of years, in the preservation of Scouting's history.