Boy scout uk Black and White Stock Photos & Images

1960s. historical, outside in a field at a scouting ceremony, a young boy scout receiving a cub scout award achievement certificate from the scoutmaster and other team leaders at a table, England, UK. Stock Photo

RMT4TEMR–1960s. historical, outside in a field at a scouting ceremony, a young boy scout receiving a cub scout award achievement certificate from the scoutmaster and other team leaders at a table, England, UK.

Boy scouts cleaning a Hillman car for bob-a-job week in 1966. boy scouts scouting scout 1960s Britain Uk Stock Photo

RMKE2E22–Boy scouts cleaning a Hillman car for bob-a-job week in 1966. boy scouts scouting scout 1960s Britain Uk

1938, historical, scout camp, outside in a field, several young boy scouts in their uniform and hats standing beside their personal kit layed out for a formal kit inspection, England, UK. Made from wool and flet, and worn by scout troops up to the 1960s, the traditional scout hat was also known as a campaign or 'lemon squeezer' hat. Stock Photo

RM2H7PTR1–1938, historical, scout camp, outside in a field, several young boy scouts in their uniform and hats standing beside their personal kit layed out for a formal kit inspection, England, UK. Made from wool and flet, and worn by scout troops up to the 1960s, the traditional scout hat was also known as a campaign or 'lemon squeezer' hat.

Boy scouts camp, c. 1930 with tent pitched and the scouts and scout master eating sandwiches Stock Photo

RMD555DA–Boy scouts camp, c. 1930 with tent pitched and the scouts and scout master eating sandwiches

1939, historical, summer scout camp, Ringmore, Devon, England, UK, outside in a field watched by other cub scouts, a boy making a splash as he takes a dip in the stream. Stock Photo

RM2H78YDE–1939, historical, summer scout camp, Ringmore, Devon, England, UK, outside in a field watched by other cub scouts, a boy making a splash as he takes a dip in the stream.

1910: A group of Boy Scouts listen intently to their Scout leader as he instructs them in the art of taking a compass bearing. ... Boy Scouts - Orienteering - 1910 ... 01-01-1910 ... - ... UK ... Photo credit should read: PA/Unique Reference No. 1398003 ... Stock Photo

RMG1M8W2–1910: A group of Boy Scouts listen intently to their Scout leader as he instructs them in the art of taking a compass bearing. ... Boy Scouts - Orienteering - 1910 ... 01-01-1910 ... - ... UK ... Photo credit should read: PA/Unique Reference No. 1398003 ...

1942, historical, May, wartime and a young boy scout with parents beside his hospital bed outside in the courtyard for the fresh air at the Childrens Hospital, Carlshalton, Surrey, England, UK. On land owned by the Metropolitan Asylums Board, a hospital was built in 1908, the Southern Hospital. The following year the MAB took over responsibilty for 'sick or convalescent or debilitated children' and it became the Childrens Hospital, renamed as the Queen Mary's Hospital for Children in 1914. Care was provided in 24 blocks of four U-shaped cottages. It closed in 1993. Stock Photo

RM2J1Y4N4–1942, historical, May, wartime and a young boy scout with parents beside his hospital bed outside in the courtyard for the fresh air at the Childrens Hospital, Carlshalton, Surrey, England, UK. On land owned by the Metropolitan Asylums Board, a hospital was built in 1908, the Southern Hospital. The following year the MAB took over responsibilty for 'sick or convalescent or debilitated children' and it became the Childrens Hospital, renamed as the Queen Mary's Hospital for Children in 1914. Care was provided in 24 blocks of four U-shaped cottages. It closed in 1993.

Portrait photo circa 1900 of General Robert Baden-Powell (1857 - 1941) - British soldier and founder of the Scout Movement. Stock Photo

RMBW36N0–Portrait photo circa 1900 of General Robert Baden-Powell (1857 - 1941) - British soldier and founder of the Scout Movement.

1939, historical, exterior of the traditional wooden framed scout hut at Smitham, Surrey, England, UK, Head Quarters of the Coulsdon Boy Scouts. Stock Photo

RM2H7924T–1939, historical, exterior of the traditional wooden framed scout hut at Smitham, Surrey, England, UK, Head Quarters of the Coulsdon Boy Scouts.

Statue and memorial to Robert Baden Powell on the quayside of Poole harbour who established the Boy Scout movement Stock Photo

RMMNCRBR–Statue and memorial to Robert Baden Powell on the quayside of Poole harbour who established the Boy Scout movement

1938, historical, Scout Camp, group picture of scout masters, scouts and cub scouts outside at Atherfield, Isle of Wright, England UK. Stock Photo

RM2H7PTKW–1938, historical, Scout Camp, group picture of scout masters, scouts and cub scouts outside at Atherfield, Isle of Wright, England UK.

Boy Scouts Pick Fruit For Jam- Life on a Fruit-picking Camp Near Cambridge, England, UK, 1943 A small group of Boy Scouts patch and mend their clothes, assisted by the Scout Master (left), at a fruit-picking camp near Cambridge. Stock Photo

RM2T1KXP3–Boy Scouts Pick Fruit For Jam- Life on a Fruit-picking Camp Near Cambridge, England, UK, 1943 A small group of Boy Scouts patch and mend their clothes, assisted by the Scout Master (left), at a fruit-picking camp near Cambridge.

1937, historical, outside, beside a rural field, a cub scout having a drink of from a water tap on a wooden post, England, UK. Scouting began in 1908, after Britsh Army Officer, Robert Baden-Powell held an experimental camp on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour, the previous summer. Around 20 boys attended and were taught a range of outdoor skills, including tracking, firelighting, making shelters out of branches, knotting, cooking, health and sanitation, life-saving and First Aid. Baden-Powell's famous book, 'Scouting for Boys', was first published in 1908. Stock Photo

RM2H6J3KB–1937, historical, outside, beside a rural field, a cub scout having a drink of from a water tap on a wooden post, England, UK. Scouting began in 1908, after Britsh Army Officer, Robert Baden-Powell held an experimental camp on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour, the previous summer. Around 20 boys attended and were taught a range of outdoor skills, including tracking, firelighting, making shelters out of branches, knotting, cooking, health and sanitation, life-saving and First Aid. Baden-Powell's famous book, 'Scouting for Boys', was first published in 1908.

Holmbury St Mary, Shere, Guildford, Surrey, 1912. A line of boy scouts and their scout master standing on a road in Holmbury St Mary. The scouts are carrying scout staffs and bedrolls for a camping or pioneering trip. Stock Photo

RM2MBAHR8–Holmbury St Mary, Shere, Guildford, Surrey, 1912. A line of boy scouts and their scout master standing on a road in Holmbury St Mary. The scouts are carrying scout staffs and bedrolls for a camping or pioneering trip.

1941, historical, whitsun and in a forest at Broadstone, Poole, Dorset, a hawks inspection. Brownsea Island, also near Poole, was in 1907, the place where the founder of the Scout movement, British Army Officier, Robert Baden-Powell first set up his trial camp for boys and the following year published his famous book, Scouting for Boys. Two years later, with his sister, Agnes, Baden-Powell founded the Girl Guides. Stock Photo

RM2WC2Y98–1941, historical, whitsun and in a forest at Broadstone, Poole, Dorset, a hawks inspection. Brownsea Island, also near Poole, was in 1907, the place where the founder of the Scout movement, British Army Officier, Robert Baden-Powell first set up his trial camp for boys and the following year published his famous book, Scouting for Boys. Two years later, with his sister, Agnes, Baden-Powell founded the Girl Guides.

RMCNM2MG–Young man in tight trousers

1960s, historical, several boy scouts in a school hall doing first aid exercises, as part of their training, to gain their safety badges, England, UK. First aid is an important skill for every scout, as with some knowledge of it, they are able to provide immediate care and assistance to some who is hurt or who becomes ill. Stock Photo

RM2JCDG4E–1960s, historical, several boy scouts in a school hall doing first aid exercises, as part of their training, to gain their safety badges, England, UK. First aid is an important skill for every scout, as with some knowledge of it, they are able to provide immediate care and assistance to some who is hurt or who becomes ill.

A boy with ADHD, Autism, Aspergers Syndrome, enjoys a day out hiking with his sister at the Great Ridge and Mam Tor, in the Derbyshire Peak District Stock Photo

RF2A6FTA9–A boy with ADHD, Autism, Aspergers Syndrome, enjoys a day out hiking with his sister at the Great Ridge and Mam Tor, in the Derbyshire Peak District

1938, historical, scout camp, outside their tents, a stags inspection, boy scouts standing in their uniform and scout hats, Ringmore, Devon, England, UK, A stags or scout patrol is traditionally a small team of boy scouts who learn skills, responsibilities and leadership. Scouting began in 1908, after Britsh Army Officer, Robert Baden-Powell held an experimental camp on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour, the previous summer. Around 20 boys attended and were taught a range of outdoor skills. Baden-Powell's famous and best-selling book, 'Scouting for Boys', was first published in 1908. Stock Photo

RM2H6J3G2–1938, historical, scout camp, outside their tents, a stags inspection, boy scouts standing in their uniform and scout hats, Ringmore, Devon, England, UK, A stags or scout patrol is traditionally a small team of boy scouts who learn skills, responsibilities and leadership. Scouting began in 1908, after Britsh Army Officer, Robert Baden-Powell held an experimental camp on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour, the previous summer. Around 20 boys attended and were taught a range of outdoor skills. Baden-Powell's famous and best-selling book, 'Scouting for Boys', was first published in 1908.

RMH3AFM5–HJ members in London, 1935

RMKE2E1K–Boy scouts cleaning a Hillman car for bob-a-job week in 1966. boy scouts scouting scout 1960s Britain Uk

1941, historical, scout camp, log hauling, boys hauling or pulling a log up a field, one of the many activities that take place at camp, which shows the scouts skills at applying rope using a rope tackle, England, UK. Stock Photo

RM2H83XP8–1941, historical, scout camp, log hauling, boys hauling or pulling a log up a field, one of the many activities that take place at camp, which shows the scouts skills at applying rope using a rope tackle, England, UK.

Unusual ritual involving boy scouts, a man wearing a colander on his head and another wearing a tutu at a scout camp, c. 1930 Stock Photo

RMBPB8KF–Unusual ritual involving boy scouts, a man wearing a colander on his head and another wearing a tutu at a scout camp, c. 1930

1939, a scout master with cub scouts, the 17th Coulsdon, doing the scouting ceremony of the Grand Howl at Devils Den Woods, Dorking, Surrey, England, UK. In this era, young boy or cub scouts (8-10 year-olds) were known as Wolf Cubs. Devised by Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Scouting movement, the Grand Howl was based on The Jungle Book', a novel by Rudyard Kipling, where describes a wolf pack meeting, which begins with everyone circling their leader and howling. In scouting, this became the 'Grand Howl', with the idea being that the young scouts gather together and focus. Stock Photo

RM2JC65G6–1939, a scout master with cub scouts, the 17th Coulsdon, doing the scouting ceremony of the Grand Howl at Devils Den Woods, Dorking, Surrey, England, UK. In this era, young boy or cub scouts (8-10 year-olds) were known as Wolf Cubs. Devised by Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Scouting movement, the Grand Howl was based on The Jungle Book', a novel by Rudyard Kipling, where describes a wolf pack meeting, which begins with everyone circling their leader and howling. In scouting, this became the 'Grand Howl', with the idea being that the young scouts gather together and focus.

Boy scout leader stroking New Forest ponies on the road junction at Castle Malwood in Hampshire Uk 1960 Stock Photo

RMHA457N–Boy scout leader stroking New Forest ponies on the road junction at Castle Malwood in Hampshire Uk 1960

1934, historical, boy scout in uniform and with kit bag on his back ready for scout camp at Bossington, England, UK. Stock Photo

RM2JC65FD–1934, historical, boy scout in uniform and with kit bag on his back ready for scout camp at Bossington, England, UK.

Portrait photo c1910s of Robert Baden-Powell (1857 - 1941) - the British Army General who was the founder of the Scout Movement. Stock Photo

RMBW44GM–Portrait photo c1910s of Robert Baden-Powell (1857 - 1941) - the British Army General who was the founder of the Scout Movement.

1942, historical, injured boy scout in leg braces, standing outside talking to another boy lying in a metal bed, Queen Mary's Hospital in Carshalton, Surrey, England, UK. Opened in 1908 as the Southern Hospital, in 1909 it became a place for the poor and sick children of London, many who had TB and was renamed the Children's Infirmary. The young patients were housed in single-storey ward blocks or 'cottages'. In 1915 it was renamed Queen's Mary Hospital for Children when Her Majesty became its patron. During WW2 the boy scouts who injured during the London Blitz were sent there for to recover. Stock Photo

RM2HXXA2A–1942, historical, injured boy scout in leg braces, standing outside talking to another boy lying in a metal bed, Queen Mary's Hospital in Carshalton, Surrey, England, UK. Opened in 1908 as the Southern Hospital, in 1909 it became a place for the poor and sick children of London, many who had TB and was renamed the Children's Infirmary. The young patients were housed in single-storey ward blocks or 'cottages'. In 1915 it was renamed Queen's Mary Hospital for Children when Her Majesty became its patron. During WW2 the boy scouts who injured during the London Blitz were sent there for to recover.

RMMNCRBD–Statue and memorial to Robert Baden Powell on the quayside of Poole harbour who established the Boy Scout movement

Group of well dressed young scout leaders waiting at for train at railway station on their way to Youth Conference in Sonnenberg in 1960. Stock Photo

RMH04C8R–Group of well dressed young scout leaders waiting at for train at railway station on their way to Youth Conference in Sonnenberg in 1960.

Youth Gathering- Residential Training For Youth Organisations, Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Young people attending a week-long residential training course at Sidcot School, Somerset, listen as a member of the Boy Scout movement speaks, explaining the aims and methods of his organisation. Stock Photo

RM2T1KWTD–Youth Gathering- Residential Training For Youth Organisations, Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Young people attending a week-long residential training course at Sidcot School, Somerset, listen as a member of the Boy Scout movement speaks, explaining the aims and methods of his organisation.

RF2A6FTA5–A boy with ADHD, Autism, Aspergers Syndrome, enjoys a day out hiking with his sister at the Great Ridge and Mam Tor, in the Derbyshire Peak District

RF2A6FW2A–A boy with ADHD, Autism, Aspergers Syndrome, enjoys a day out hiking with his sister at the Great Ridge and Mam Tor, in the Derbyshire Peak District

Vintage photo c1926 of Robert Baden-Powell (1857 - 1941) - the British Army General who was the founder of the Scout Movement. Stock Photo

RMBW4F2P–Vintage photo c1926 of Robert Baden-Powell (1857 - 1941) - the British Army General who was the founder of the Scout Movement.

1942, historical, a little boy, a cub scout with special shoes on and holding a walking stick standing in the courty outside the wards at the Queen Mary's Hospital for Children at Carshalton, near London, England, UK. Built in 1908 as the Southern Hospital, it became a children's infirmary in 1909 and renamed after a visit by Queen Mary in 1915. It was the most heavily bombed hospital in the greater London area, with the first attack in 1940. The new threats posed by the VI and V2 rockets, saw total evacuation take place in July 1944 with children taken to other locations in England and Wales. Stock Photo

RM2JFWPK1–1942, historical, a little boy, a cub scout with special shoes on and holding a walking stick standing in the courty outside the wards at the Queen Mary's Hospital for Children at Carshalton, near London, England, UK. Built in 1908 as the Southern Hospital, it became a children's infirmary in 1909 and renamed after a visit by Queen Mary in 1915. It was the most heavily bombed hospital in the greater London area, with the first attack in 1940. The new threats posed by the VI and V2 rockets, saw total evacuation take place in July 1944 with children taken to other locations in England and Wales.

RMMNCRC8–Statue and memorial to Robert Baden Powell on the quayside of Poole harbour who established the Boy Scout movement

1938, outside in a field by their tent, a kit inspection of cub scouts taking place, Felbridge, Surrey, England, UK. Scouting began in 1908, after British Army Officer General Robert Baden-Powell held an experimental camp on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour, the previous summer. Around 20 boys attended and were taught a range of outdoor skills, including tracking, firelighting, making shelters out of branches, knotting, cooking, health and sanitation, life-saving and First Aid. In 1914 Young Scouts or Wolf Cubs were launched for boys aged nine. At the age of 12, they could become boy scouts. Stock Photo

RM2H6J454–1938, outside in a field by their tent, a kit inspection of cub scouts taking place, Felbridge, Surrey, England, UK. Scouting began in 1908, after British Army Officer General Robert Baden-Powell held an experimental camp on Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour, the previous summer. Around 20 boys attended and were taught a range of outdoor skills, including tracking, firelighting, making shelters out of branches, knotting, cooking, health and sanitation, life-saving and First Aid. In 1914 Young Scouts or Wolf Cubs were launched for boys aged nine. At the age of 12, they could become boy scouts.

Boy Scouts Pick Fruit For Jam- Life on a Fruit-picking Camp Near Cambridge, England, UK, 1943 In the camp First Aid tent, Scout First Aider bandages the arm of another Boy Scout, who has scratched himself on a plum tree, whilst picking fruit for a jam manufacturer at a camp near Cambridge. Stock Photo

RM2T1KXPK–Boy Scouts Pick Fruit For Jam- Life on a Fruit-picking Camp Near Cambridge, England, UK, 1943 In the camp First Aid tent, Scout First Aider bandages the arm of another Boy Scout, who has scratched himself on a plum tree, whilst picking fruit for a jam manufacturer at a camp near Cambridge.

Boy Scouts Pick Fruit For Jam- Life on a Fruit-picking Camp Near Cambridge, England, UK, 1943 A Boy Scout stands at the top of a ladder to pick plums from a tree at a fruit-picking camp near Cambridge. He is wearing a handkerchief on his head to protect him from the summer sun as he reaches for the topmost branch. Stock Photo

RM2T1KXR3–Boy Scouts Pick Fruit For Jam- Life on a Fruit-picking Camp Near Cambridge, England, UK, 1943 A Boy Scout stands at the top of a ladder to pick plums from a tree at a fruit-picking camp near Cambridge. He is wearing a handkerchief on his head to protect him from the summer sun as he reaches for the topmost branch.

Youth Gathering- Residential Training For Youth Organisations, Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Five Boy Scouts make bread over a camp fire as part of a week-long youth training course being held at Sidcot School in Somerset. In the foreground, one Scout is making the dough, whilst behind him another stirs the steaming billy can hanging over the camp fire. Stock Photo

RM2JRFDMM–Youth Gathering- Residential Training For Youth Organisations, Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Five Boy Scouts make bread over a camp fire as part of a week-long youth training course being held at Sidcot School in Somerset. In the foreground, one Scout is making the dough, whilst behind him another stirs the steaming billy can hanging over the camp fire.

RM2T1KWTC–Youth Gathering- Residential Training For Youth Organisations, Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Five Boy Scouts make bread over a camp fire as part of a week-long youth training course being held at Sidcot School in Somerset. In the foreground, one Scout is making the dough, whilst behind him another stirs the steaming billy can hanging over the camp fire.

Youth Gathering- Residential Training For Youth Organisations, Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Boy Scouts give a demonstration of camp bread making as part of the week-long youth training course being held at Sidcot School. Young people from other youth organisations have crowded around the Scout and his instructor and are watching the process intently. Another Scout can be seen stirring a billy can which is hanging over the camp fire. Stock Photo

RM2T1KWWP–Youth Gathering- Residential Training For Youth Organisations, Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Boy Scouts give a demonstration of camp bread making as part of the week-long youth training course being held at Sidcot School. Young people from other youth organisations have crowded around the Scout and his instructor and are watching the process intently. Another Scout can be seen stirring a billy can which is hanging over the camp fire.

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