In 2018, Mohegan Council is merging with Nashua Valley Council to its north, forming a single council that stretches across the center of the state, from New Hampshire to Connecticut and Rhode Island.
At the time of the merger, the areas of the two councils were depicted as:4
1911 Scout Council
1914 Worcester Council
1929 Worcester Area Council
1956 Mohegan Council
Over the years, the Mohegan Council was located at:
1913 Pearl Street (Sawyer Building)
1915 Park Building
1918 YMCA
1919 Slater Building
1931 8 Portland Street
1935 201 Commercial Street
1954 747 Main Street
1963 421 Belmont Street
1968 311 Main Street
1973 75A Grove Street
1980 106 Madison Street
1982 19 Harvard Street
Camp Glen Echo was the council's first camp, opened in 1916.
Treasure Valley initial land purchase in 1926 to replace Camp Glenn Echo. Several additions of land over the years brought the total camp size to 1600 acres. The name changed to Treasure Valley Scout Reservation.
Information sources:
1 "100 years and counting", Worcester Telegram & Gazzette, 1/22/18.
2 February 15, 1989, edition of The Torch.
3 Treasure Valley Story
4 Merger Website
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