Daniel Carter Beard

1850–1941 (age 91)

Author/Illustrator/Founder

Biography

Daniel Carter Beard, who arrived in 1850, became a beloved author, illustrator, and founding figure in the Boy Scouts of America, encouraging youth to embrace adventure and service. His tales of outdoor life sparked imaginations and invited young people to discover leadership values.

Beard’s creative spirit and earnest devotion to mentoring generations of boys helped shape an enduring culture of character, loyalty, and preparedness.

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