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Atreyu Oxford, 17, shows two articles that were part of his research for his Eagle Scout project to create an interpretive sign at Lone Pine. The 1936 "Daily Inter Lake" article on the left reports on Ernest White's purchase of a tract of land on "Lone Pine bluff," stating, "He will build a road from Foys lake to the top of the bluff, which will be open to the public." "The Flathead Monitor" 1937 article on the right reports that White, "a well-known sheep rancher," has donated a site for a "week-end Boy Scout camp." (Hilary Matheson/Daily Inter Lake)

Atreyu Oxford, 17, shows two articles that were part of his research for his Eagle Scout project to create an interpretive sign at Lone Pine. The 1936 "Daily Inter Lake" article on the left reports on Ernest White's purchase of a tract of land on "Lone Pine bluff," stating, "He will build a road from Foys lake to the top of the bluff, which will be open to the public." "The Flathead Monitor" 1937 article on the right reports that White, "a well-known sheep rancher," has dona…

June 15, 2025

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History buff highlights Boy Scouts campground and lodge at Lone Pine
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History buff highlights Boy Scouts campground and lodge at Lone Pine

Seventeen-year-old Atreyu Oxford has uncovered a little-known piece of history of Lone Pine State Park's connection to the Boy Scouts, preserving it through his Eagle Scout project.