Brag Vests

Aiden is Officially a Bear today @ Pack Meeting. Wolf Hat, Hanker-chief & slider have been retired.

First Official Pack Meeting

Official Pack Meeting.. Tigers,Wolfs,Bears & Webelos received there Awards & Certificates from Camp Wiley. Archery (belt loops,pins), B.B Gun (belt loops,pins) along with Monthly Badges, Pledge of Allegiance and Certificates.
The year has just begun, these boys still have alot of work to do in there community. I'm so proud of all there hard work & dedication!

Pre-Pack Meeting

Month of Responsibility...
 

 

Crafts & teachings done in Den Meetings. Tigers earned a Tiger Monthly Badge.

 

Go-See-

It Esdtudillo Mansion

Flag Ceremony Earned a Badge

 

Upcoming events Popcorn sales,

 Aubrie and Cody prepping signs.

  Food Pantry Badges are awaiting your hard work Tigers!

 

Den Meeting Activities

 

 

....Popcorn....

San Jacinto Museum

San Jacinto Museum

 

A HISTORIC CITY

 

San Jacinto is one of Riverside County’s oldest cities. The Anza Trail, one of the first overland routes to California, crossed the Valley in the 1770s. The mission padres named the valley San Jacinto (Saint Hyacinth) and established an outpost here around 1820.

Flag Ceremony

Flag Ceremony

Estudillo Mansion

Cub Scouts

~Video~

Brotherhood Circle

Brotherhood

Circle

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Flag Ceremony

Flag Ceremony

Estudillo Mansion

 

Opening Ceremony

in

Celebration

of

"Annual Agricultural Festival"

 

 

Brotherhood Handshake

 

Estudillo Mansion

Estudillo Mansion

Agricultural Festival

 

Estudillo Mansion 1890 Built in San Jacinto California in 1884 by Francisco Estudillo Jr. He was the son of Jose Antonio Estudillo, who obtained a 35,000 acre Mexican land grant in 1842. It was known as Rancho San Jacinto Viejo and later became the location of Hemet and San Jacinto. The Estudillo Mansion was a private residence until the 1992 Landers earthquake made it uninhabitable. At that time it was purchased by Riverside County and later became the property of the city of San Jacinto. Both the exterior and interior have been restored and the Estudillo Mansion is now the cornerstone of the Francisco Estudillo Heritage Park.

Cub Scouts reaching out,

speaking with elders in their community about upcoming events at the Ramona Bowl.