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Group photo, Harrismith Scout Troop, South Africa
Group photo of Harrismith Scout Troop, Orange River Colony, South Africa
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Colonialism Colony Harrismith Jack Leaders Troop Scout Scouting Scouts
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1. Title: "Harrismith Scout Troop: Uniting Boys in the Orange River Colony, South Africa, 1910s" This evocative group photograph captures the spirit of camaraderie and adventure among the members of the Harrismith Scout Troop in the Orange River Colony, South Africa, during the 1910s. The image showcases a diverse group of boys and men, all proudly wearing their Scout uniforms and hats, embodying the values of discipline, respect, and community. The Harrismith Scout Troop was part of the global Scouting movement, which was founded by Lord Baden-Powell in 1907 to promote character development, citizenship, and physical fitness among young people. The Scout movement quickly gained popularity in South Africa, with the first Scout troop being established in Pretoria in 1908. The Orange River Colony, located in the northern part of the Free State province, was a British colonial territory that existed from 1854 to 1907. The region was rich in natural resources, including diamonds and gold, making it an attractive target for European settlement and exploitation. The Scout movement provided an essential outlet for young boys in the colony to learn valuable life skills, build friendships, and explore the vast landscapes of their homeland. The photograph features the troop's leaders, who are standing at the back row, proudly displaying the Union Jack flag. The flag symbolizes the British colonial influence on the region and the connection to the larger global Scouting community. The boys in the photograph are arranged in rows, each one gazing confidently at the camera, exuding a sense of pride and determination. This historical photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, providing insight into the lives of young boys in the Orange River Colony during the early 20th century and the role that Scouting played in shaping their character and sense of identity.
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