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N° d'objetM2013/001:028

TitreThe Hackney Scout Song Book

CréateurHackney Local Association Boy Scouts

DescriptionThis is a Hackney Scout Song Book Eight Edition. The book may have belonged to a Scout member with the surname Helfgott due to the stamp on the first page of the book. A Foreword to the Scouts of Hackney by the Chairman of the Song Book Committee is featured on page 8-9 of the Song Book. The foreword discusses the desire of the Song Book to bring together the best and most suitable songs from all Scouting Song Book sources and encourage singing throughout the Hackney District. It mentions that singing has always been a regular feature at Hackney Troop and District gatherings and the Troop has an established reputation for singing ‘lustily and well’.

Lieu de créationSydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date April 1944

Sujetyouth groups, Scouting NSW, Judean Scouts, songs, camaraderie, social interaction, music

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Ligne de créditSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by the 3rd Rose Bay Judean Scouts

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Bondi Jewry between the wars300023471

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