Woods Cross, Utah: Big Boy Scout Centennial Statue
17-ft. tall statue of a Boy Scout marking the 100th anniversary of the youth organization.
- Address:
- W. 1500 S., Woods Cross, UT
- Directions:
- I-15 exit 315. Drive west on Hwy 93/W. 2600 S., then quickly turn right onto S. 800 W. Drive north for about one mile, then turn right into the parking lot for Hogan Park. The statue will be to the left, next to the building and the tennis courts.
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Woods Cross, Utah - 100 Years, 1 Big Boy Scout
Big Boy Scout Centennial Statue: February 2010 marks the 100th birthday of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America. We congratulate the organization for its long record of channeling youthful male energy into impress [02/09/2010] Complete Story...
Big Boy Scout Centennial Statue: February 2010 marks the 100th birthday of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America. We congratulate the organization for its long record of channeling youthful male energy into impress [02/09/2010] Complete Story...
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On February 11, I paid a visit to the Big Boy Scout statue. There was about a foot of snow on the ground around it, so I got my feet wet taking a photo!
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Think of your wet feet as an off-season photojournalism merit badge. Later, as frostbite encroaches, any boy scout with winter camp training would advise: "When your feet get cold, wear a hat."