“As a former scout whose troop 330 ventured the Argus every couple years I can attest to its former glory. It’s a “landmark” depicting the history and once-golden years of many memories for countless people. It should be raised, reworked, and turned into a BSA/GSA museum for lunches and lessons on life – that hands-on stuff the kids don’t get too much anymore these days. If the vessel is raised from its current resting place sign me up for restorations.”
Community Letters
RE: Argus to Sail Once More ( Jan. 30, 2014)
“As a former scout whose troop 330 ventured the Argus every couple years I can attest to its former glory. It’s a “landmark” depicting the history and once-golden years of many memories for countless people. It should be raised, reworked, and turned into a BSA/GSA museum for lunches and lessons on life – that hands-on stuff the kids don’t get too much anymore these days. If the vessel is raised from its current resting place sign me up for restorations.”
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