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Russell Kelce, president of Seneca Coal Company, gave 40 acres of strip-mine land to Boy Scout Troop 104 in 1944. Scouts improved the land so well that Kelce later added 395 acres. The Indian Nations Council of Boy Scouts now holds title to 275 acres, and Northeastern State University occupies 120 acres of the old camp grounds.
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Broken Arrow, Oklahoma · United States
