Contains printed newsletters and bulletins composed and distributed periodically by national and local (Utah) scouting organizations. These were given/sent to Boy Scouts and their leaders giving information regarding local Boy Scout news and national scouting news. Includes many issues of a Utah publication, "Cry of the Cougar," as well as of the National Bulletin and other publications of the Order of the Arrow. Materials created from 1960 to 2019.

Contains papers related to the various ceremonies carried out by Order of the Arrow members in the Tu-Cubin-Noonie lodge, within the Utah National Parks Council. Materials created 1974-2009.

Contains organizational and administrative papers for the Boy Scouts of America program in Utah, predominately regarding the Utah National Parks Council and the Tu-Cubin-Noonie Orem, Utah lodge. Materials especially pertain to National Jamboree outings from 1995 to 2010. Materials created from 1924-2013.

Contains negatives and their photograph prints depicting the dedication of the Explorer Scout Post 36 memorial in a remote area of Garfield County, Utah. The photographs (as well as some negatives), in addition to depicting the memorial itself, document the dedication ceremony, those who attended it, and the area surrounding the site. Materials dated 1993.

Contains a partial copy of a scrapbook that covers the author/donor's elementary and secondary school years, church, and club activities and awards. It includes newspaper articles about a tragedy in 1963 involving several schoolmates and adults she knew, along with a memorial event 20 years later.

Contains a scrapbook compiled by Ruth J. Rasmussen to record the Explorer Scout Post 36 accident in southern Utah in which 13 people were killed on June 10, 1963. One of these was Gary Lynn Rasmussen, 15-year-old son of LaRay and Ruth J. Rasmussen of Provo, Utah. Also contains various of family history and temple records for Andersson, Johanson, Frickberg, and Rasmussen families. Dated 1963 to 2003.

Contains materials relating to the life of Leonard Woodward and his participation in and contributions to the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) organization, particularly in Utah and the Utah National Parks Council of the BSA. Also includes photographs documenting recipients of the BSA's highest adult award from 1943-1975. Materials dated 1928-2010.