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4worldlovers: The 100+ year legacy of the Bronxville Boy Scout Cabin – a history of unwavering stewardship and volunteer service to youth and the community – is being threatened by Westchester County. We hope to educate the public about this terrible situation, as the county attempts to take over the cabin in the name of improving park services. The county has issued a “notice of ejection” and the Bronxville Scout Committee is vigorously appealing in court. Your donations and support can help fight to preserve this wonderful resource under the care of the scouts.

Westchester County and Boy Scouts at odds over ownership of historic cabin (CBS News)

Westchester County Board of Legislators Proclamation (Official 1998 declaration of Bronxville Scout Committee Day and Provenance of the Scout Cabin – signed by George Latimer)

History of Otis T. Barnes and the building and rebuilding of the Scout Cabin (Bronxville Press)

Property battle over Westchester Boy Scout cabin used by young JFK (New York Post)

Rent the Bronxville Scout Cabin for your next family, company, or community event.

The historic Otis. T. Barnes Scout Cabin is a unique resource for Scout Troops, Cub Scout Packs, and the community of Westchester County. The Bronxville Boy Scout Cabin facility is located on Midland Avenue in the Village of Bronxville, New York.

The Village of Bronxville has a long tradition of Scouting. Bronxville Scouting units are chartered by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), and are members of the Greater Hudson Valley Council.

The Scout Troops and Cub Scout Packs of Bronxville have maintained the finest scouting organizations in the nation and have guided young boys and girls from Bronxville, Eastchester, Tuckahoe, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, Yonkers, and Mt. Vernon to be leaders and outstanding members of the local, national, and global community.

Scouting plays an important role in our nation and the world. Each president of the United States from Howard Taft to Joseph Biden has served as honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America. Of interest, John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was a member of Troop 2, Bronxville, and started his scouting journey and legacy of service at the Bronxville Boy Scout Cabin.