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Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, Southern Nevada, and Arizona. The site covers history from 1945 to 2020, and includes Area U, Areas 12-A, 12-E, and 12-F, as we as Sections W4A, W4B, W4C, W4N, W4s, and W6W. Contributions … Read more

Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, Southern Nevada, and Arizona. The site covers history from 1945 to 2020, and includes Area U, Areas 12-A, 12-E, and 12-F, as we as Sections W4A, W4B, W4C, W4N, W4s, and W6W. Contributions … Read more

The Area 4 History project is a community-driven history website that is compiled and edited by contributing volunteers. We invite all Scouts and Scouters to be a part of the website and there are numerous ways to help. Because this site relies on a number of people to actively research and document our area’s history, … Read more

This website is built from contributors. There are many ways people can help build and enrich this website, including: Contribute Pages Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, Southern Nevada, and Arizona. The site covers history from 1945 to 2020, … Read more

In order to support the contributions of multiple users contributing to this website, a Style Guide is being developed to make sure entries maintain consistency. Please review and follow these guidelines when making additions and entries. Properly cite your work. Where possible, add citations to the page where the information is sourced. This website is … Read more

Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have information, photographs, paperwork, or any other historical item. No amount of knowledge or paperwork is too small or not important enough. We appreciate all of your feedback. Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which … Read more

This page is for keeping current notes on research and other historical activities.  This is not meant for public use, but can be viewed by anybody. 1973 Position from Tahquitz is that they were forced to accept Wisumahi so they did not want to lose name/number by accepting Arrowhead Area Council.  Tahquitz did Dues For … Read more

Lodge and Section Medals Any medal or like-item given to Chiefs or Advisers. A few known needs are: SectionW4A Chief/Adviser Medal Section W4N Chief/Adviser Medal Section W4S Chief Medal Section W4S Adviser Medal Section W6W Chief Medal (Yellow Ribbon) Section W6W Adviser Medal (Black Ribbon) Wiatava Lodge Chief Medal Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History … Read more

1973 Position from Tahquitz is that they were forced to accept Wisumahi so they did not want to lose name/number by accepting Arrowhead Area Council.  Tahquitz did Dues For Life and it was not continued.  Tahquitz had restricted flap, Wisumahi had a mass-marketed flap. Office was on Iowa Avenue, Dave White’s dad built it. Fitzloff … Read more