File includes a circular by Lord Baden-Powell thanking the members of the scout organization for their dedication during the First World War. File also includes a document concerning the formation a of a local association and desired financial support. File also includes other letters relating to local associations. Dated 1917-1927.

File contains letters and reports regarding the scout organization in counties and districts. Some letters deal with organizational duties within districts and counties, while others deal with the state and potential growth of the movement within the different areas. Dated 1909-1926.

File contains various documents with regard to the patrol system in scouting and patrol leaders within patrols. The documents, primarily letters, discuss the duties, title of, training of, and successes of patrol leaders. Dated 1913-1928.

File contains numerous documents concerning a scout rally and royal inspection of the scouts by the King of England held in Windsor. The documents, which include letters and official documents for the event, include instructions for the scouts prior to the rally as well as reactionary documents following the event. Dated 1911.

File contians letters regarding the religious policy of they boy scouts--interdenominational tolerance. File also contains a report from a weekend camp for religious scoutmasters of all denominations organized by on by the Bishop of Barrow-in-Furness. Dated 1923-1929.

File contains a draft for a scout transfer form. File also includes a picture post card of a boy. File also contains a letter regarding the transfer of a boy scout. Dated 1917.

File contains a memo regarding a new rank of scoutmaster called a Troop Leader. This new development would allow a head scoutmaster to spilt up his troop into units with an ancilary scoutmaster over each individual unit based on aged in order to achieve more individualized contact with the scouts. Dated 1918.

File contains a correspondence between Lord Robert Baden-Powell and Mr. Everett concerning the use of a strap and troop patch on the shoulder of the scout uniform. Dated 1916.

Contains letters concerning the arrangements for the Chief Scout's visit to a rally held at the Crystal Palace. Also contains letters of gratitude following the successful rally. Several letters included discuss the Downe Camping ground. Contains letters dealing with a scout report discussing the fall of numbers of scouts in London. Dated 1931-1937.

Contains letters and reports concerning various Baden-Powell visits to the scouts of London and the progress and management of scouting in London in general. Several letters deal with scouting events such as parades and demonstrations while others deal with the bureaucratic makeup of the local movement. Includes a written reports by Count Futaura of Japan regarding being helped by London scouts. Dated 1910-1920.