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Troop 112 History

Mt. Pleasant Boy Scout Troop 112 was officially charted in 1958 through the Alexandria First Presbyterian Church of Mt. Pleasant (as it is today).  Our first Scoutmaster was Mr. Rockafellow with eight original youth members.  The address of the troop has frequently changed over the five decades of service as the local post offices were moved, consolidated, or closed.  The troop’s address has been Mt. Pleasant, Milford, Pittstown, and also known simply as the “Alexandria Township Troop 112”.

Troop 112 celebrated its’ 50th anniversary in 2008. We are a volunteer service organization with Boy Scouts of America trained adult leaders, with 40 plus active scouts, and over 30 Eagle Scouts through the program.

Today’s active troop members are still from all corners of Alexandria Township and still enjoy the rural countryside and camping from Brunner’s pond, up and down the Delaware River, and north to the Appalachian mountains.
 
OUR MISSION:
 
To provide our boys and adults with a quality scouting program as a chartered member of the Boy Scouts of America.
 
 
WHAT WE DO:
 
We camp. We hike. We fish. We seek adventure. We stress safety. We serve our community, our nation and our world. We build self-reliance skills. We work as a team. We are stewards of the environment. We strive for diversity. We live the scout law. We live the scout oath.
 
HOW WE DO IT:
 
Through allowing the scouts to build and maintain their scouting life paths as individuals and together as a troop. We stress scouting’s “boy-led” concept whenever possible. Our adult leadership participation is pro-active in supplying the necessary support and resources for the scouts to attain their goals. The troop has a formal adult staffed committee and fully staffed operational unit including Scoutmaster, Assistant Scoutmasters, Junior Assistant Scoutmasters and Scoutmaster Emeritus.
 
 
WHERE WE MEET:
 
Alexandria First Presbyterian Church
 
WHEN WE MEET:

Every Tuesday night during the school year 7:30 – 8:45PM.

 
HOW CAN YOU BECOME A SCOUT:
 
Contact us. Stop by a meeting, you don’t need an appointment. 
 

Recent troop 112 activities

Weekend & Summer camps
 
Ten Mile River Scout Camp
Brunner’s Pond
Tettertown Reserve
Round Valley Reservoir
Kittatinny Mountain Reservation
Yards Creek Reservation
Allamuchy Scout Reservation
Forestburg, NY
Resica falls, PA
Assateque Island, MD
Alexandria Township Park
 
National Scout Jamborees
 
2005 & 2010
Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia
 
World Scout Jamboree 2007
 
London, England
 
Florida National High Adventure 2008
 
Munson Island & Key West, FL

 Delaware River Boot n’ Paddle High Adventure Canoe Trip 2009

 Northen Tier National High Adverture 2011
 
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
 
Hiking TrailsGettysburg, Mananass,
Columbia, Washington Crossing, Jockey
Hollow Trail, Appalachian Trail, and many local trails.
 
OtherYMCA swims, Bike Trips,
Wading River (Pine Barrens) Canoe Trip
 
Please contact our Scoutmaster  or  Committee Chairman   for additional information.