A century of adventure and education in Scouting is being celebrated in Bulls.
The Bulls Scout Group was formed in 1916 in the midst of World War I, and with few men around to pick up leadership it was Bulls woman Nancy Wilson who became warranted on January 1 and helped form the group.
Now an exhibition detailing the history of the local Scouts is on display at Bulls Museum to help mark the centenary.
The exhibition was the idea of museum committee member Allan Giles, who had been involved with the Scout movement in various locations for most of his life, including in Bulls as a child.
"I met a lot of interesting people and did a lot of interesting things as well," he said. "It's a fellowship."