Editing Scouting in Pennsylvania (section)

===Chief Cornplanter Council===
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|owner=[[Boy Scouts of America]]
|headquarters=[[Warren, Pennsylvania|Warren]]
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|chiefscout3=Raymond Tennent
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Known as "America's Oldest Council," CCC is the oldest existing, continuously registered council in the United States. In 1910, members of the community of [[Warren, Pennsylvania|Warren]] first explored Scouting activities. In 1913, the Boy Scouts of America gave a charter to an organization known as the [[Warren County, Pennsylvania|Warren County]] Council. Then in 1954 the council's official name was changed to Chief [[Cornplanter]] Council to honor the famous [[Seneca people|Seneca]]-[[Iroquois]] war chief and diplomat. In 2013, the council celebrated its 100th anniversary as the longest-tenured, unmerged Boy Scout Council in America.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.cccbsa.com/history.shtml|title=cccbsa Website|access-date=27 October 2016}}</ref>

====Camps====
*Camp Olmsted

====Order of the Arrow====
*Gyantwachia Lodge #255
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