Photograph of a group of people including adults and boy scouts standing in front of the Troop 65 scout hut. There's a car next to the building and a tree in front of it.

Newspaper clipping describing how a Denton-area Boy Scout troop will participate in the 1987 XVI World Jamboree in Australia, with some background about the troop and the history of the event. There is a column on the back of the clipping with a series of historical and trivia facts.

Photograph of the Troop 65 boy scouts in front of a two or three vehicles. There are trees and a flagpole in the background.

Photograph of boy scouts from Troop 65 standing in front of their campsite, likely at a district camporee. Scoutmaster Chester Ingraham in on the left side of the image, and two of the boys are holding flags.

Photograph of Troop 65 scoutmaster Chester Ingraham standing on one foot next to a crate. There are two boys and two firetrucks in the background.

Photograph of boy scouts from Troop 65 setting up a camp entrance, likely at a camporee. There's another group setting up a similar entrance and a tent in the background.

Photograph of a sunset and the evening campfire at Worth Ranch Scout Camp. There are two flagpoles silhouetted against the sky, one decorated with a Texas flag, one with an eagle.

Photograph of three troop leaders of Troop 65 in uniform, standing in front of a large tent. The center man is identified as Edward Coomes in the accompanying information.

Camping award printed on (faux?) leather cut in the rough shape of a bear skin, with text and nature images, attached to a piece of wood cut in the same shape. Text: "1946 Camping Award, Fort Worth Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Awarded To Troop 65-[...], Denton For camping ten days and nights during 1946."

Photograph of two boy scouts on a stage after being present with their Eagle awards. There are several people on the stage, seated and standing, in front of an American flag. The scouts are likely Henry Page Owsley of Troop 67 and Jack Lark of Troop 65.

Certificate issued to Boy Scout Troop 65 by representatives of the Red Cross for participating in a First Aid Contest and scoring 341 points.