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Buffalo Roost: A Story of a Young Men's Christian Association Boys' Department

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About This Book

A band of young association members sets out to build a permanent mountain cabin as a boys' camp, with a brave youth emerging as an informal leader. The story traces their planning, a stormy rail and stage-road journey, wilderness camping and labor, and the discovery of a mine, with accidents and unexpected turns that test their courage and resourcefulness. Alongside practical campcraft and teamwork, older mentors offer guidance, and episodes emphasize cooperation, character development, leadership, and moral instruction in an outdoor-adventure framework.

About the Author

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Frank H. Cheley

Frank H. Cheley was an author known for his contributions to youth literature, particularly through his work with the Young Men's Christian Association. His notable book, "Buffalo Roost: A Story of a Young Men's Christian Association Boys' Department," reflects themes of camaraderie and personal growth among young boys. Cheley's writing often aimed to inspire and guide youth, making him a significant figure in early 20th-century American literature focused on moral and social development.

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