Kibblestone Scout Camp: Past, Present and Future

Synopsis: With figures showing that scout membership is steadily growing, this timely documentary shows how Kibblestone at Oulton scout camp, near Stone, Satffordshire has grown since its modest start in 1927.
C.Marshall Amor was asked by Ronald Copeland to strengthen scouting in the County. The site was first established as a training ground for Leaders and then for camping and outdoor activities. Many interviews with old scouts and people associated with the site are featured as well as a tour of the site featured in 1940 re-created with the same people 50 years later. Reminiscences, memorabilia and lots of film footage bring the history of this important scout camp to life.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Subjects: Social Studies; History
Keywords: film archives; local history; rural areas; training schemes; young people; scout camps

Name: Staffordshire Film Archive
Contact: Ray Johnson MBE
Email: ray.johnson@filmarchive.org.uk
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Phone: 07774 482414
Address: Ray Johnson Productions
P.O. Box 777
Stoke-on-Trent
ST4 8QA
United Kingdom

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