Our local Boy Scout troop headquarters is a cabin built by the scouts in 1935. It's very basic. Only two rooms, no plumbing and it's heated by a wood stove and fireplace. The fire place is called the American Fireplace. It's really unique. When it was built the scouts sent a letter to the governor of each state requesting a rock unique to that state to be included in the fireplace. It has one from each of the 48 states. Someone has put forth the claim that this is the oldest Boy Scout cabin built by scouts (The scouts raised the funds ($1,000) and helped with the construction.) that has been in continuous use as a BS cabin. He admittedly has no proof to back up this claim but it does beg the question. Do any of you know of a BS cabin built by scouts that has been in continuous use longer?