Each District Subcamp at the Maine Jam ’07 is named after a place in Scouting history to help commemorate the 100th anniversary of Scouting! The districts have each designed a Council Shoulder Strip or CSP for the Maine Jam along with a district gateway to mark this historic event! The five CSP’s will coordinate with the 4 ½ “ pentagon shaped Maine Jam patch to make a large jacket patch or fine collection. Each CSP can be worn as an official CSP on BSA uniforms.
Every weekend camper (youth and adult) attending the Maine Jam ’07 will receive as part of their admission price a center patch and one of their districts CSP.
Day visitors will receive a special edition Maine Jam ’07 patch!
The Subcamp names & patches will be:
Downeast District will be in London -Where in 1909, William D. Boyce, was helped by a British Boy Scout to find his way across a foggy London street.
Kennebec Valley will be in Gilwell Park The site of the first Woodbadge course in 1919, near London, England. Today Gilwell Park, boasts a campsite and activity center for scouting groups as well as a conference center for Scout leaders.
Abnaki District will be in Silver Bay The site of the 1st Boy Scouts of America camp held at Silver Bay in Lake George, New York. At the time, Silver Bay was a YMCA camp.
York District will be in Olympia The site of the 1st World Scout Jamboree in 1920. Olympia Halls in located in Kensington, London. 8000 Scouts from 34 countries attended the event!
Casco Bay will be in Hylands Park Which will be the site of 2007 World Scout jamboree to be held this summer and will be part of the Scouting 2007 100th Anniversary celebration uniting Scouts from all around the world!
Every weekend camper attending the Maine Jam ’07 will receive as part of their admission price a center patch and one of their districts CSP. Scouts can trade or collect the other CSP’s for their own great Maine Jam’ 07 souvenir! CSP’s are available on the Maine Jam ’07 pre-order trading post form or at the Maine Jam Trading Post.