In a major exhibit, the Ten Mile River Scout Museum explores how the 10,000+ acres Ten Mile River Scout Camps property was used before purchase by the New York City Scouts in 1927 & 1929.  The following subjects are included:

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• Lumbering

• Post Offices

• Fishing

• Hunting

• The Erie Railroad (including local railroad stations)

• Tourist Accommodations

• Youth Camps

• Summer Home Directories

• The Sullivan County Turtle Club

• Gaul & Kampfer Company

• The Minisink Company

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Find out how your summer camp was used before it

became part of TMR.

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Purchase the BEFORE TMR Exhibit Guidebook.

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See the article in the July 11-17, 2024 issue of the River Reporter.