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Day Visitors Participation Form
As Scouts tour Mount
Vernon on Saturday, November 6, 1999, their Scout leader or a parent should sign off on
this form as they participate in activities at each station. To assist them at many
stations, Scout leaders (or parents) should obtain a copy of the Mount Vernon Historic
Activities Guide. This guide has the questions and the key points to see at the
buildings and stations in the program. This guide is free of charge and is available at
the front gate. |
Name of Scout ______________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________
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Scout Unit Number ____________________________________________
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Tour the mansion |
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Tour the museum |
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Tour the outbuildings |
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Visit Washington's Tomb |
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Visit the Rules of Civility display and
vote on Rules of Civility for the 21st Century |
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Learn military drills and skills from the First
Maryland Regiment |
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Play colonial games |
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Learn about colonial surveying |
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Meet George Washington |
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Learn about colonial farming and visit the
treading barn |
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Visit the wharf and learn about the importance
of water transportation during George Washington's time |
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This site is provided as a service to
Scouts and Scouters by the Colonial District, NCAC, BSA, which includes George
Washington's Mount Vernon. Although not an official site of the NCAC, BSA, or Mount
Vernon, the site is maintained by Tom Baerwald,
who has been appointed by the NCAC to direct the Mount Vernon Encampment, so information
should be reasonably accurate. |
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