Post Rock Scout Museum - Lincoln, Kansas The Post Rock Scout Museum in Lincoln, Kansas is dedicated to the preservation of historical artifacts of scouting organizations. Exhibits are devoted to Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Pioneer Girls, Campfire Girls, and other youth organizations. The museum 2004 by Kathie Crispin, a long-time member of Girl Scouts and collector of Girl Scouts memorabilia. Girl Scout uniforms from 1918 through the present are on display. The Post Rock Scout Museum offers scrapbooking sessions for scout groups. Tools are available including paper cutters, stencils, punches, etc., and scrapbook supplies are available for purchase. Although I am a former Cub Scout and Explorer, I have to admit that I dindn't find much to interest me at the Post Rock Scout Museum. But in all fairness, I visited when Kathie Crispin was not present to describe the artifacts and tell the story of the museum. The experience may be much different when she is present. The museum is part of the Non-profit organization the Crispin Antiquarian Foundation and shares the Cummins Block Building with Crispin's Drug Store Museum, curated by Kathie's husband, Jack Crispin, Jr.
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