Welcome To CarolinaOA.com
There are 17 lodges that stretch across Order of the Arrow sections SR-5 and SR-7B covering North Carolina, South Carolina and a sliver of Georgia. CarolinaOA.com is a website built to share and preserve Scouting history and knowledge of memorabilia among Boy Scout collectors.
Each of the lodges represented in the site has a lodge editor(s) who is charged with providing the latest news on issues from that lodge and also helping to pass on the story of the memorabilia issued over the years.
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- 116 Santee
- 117 Croatan
- 118 Wahissa
- 119 Tomo-Chi-Chi
- 134 Tsali
- 185 Atta Kulla Kulla
- 188 Iti Bapishe Iti Hollo
- 221 Muscogee
- 236 Un A Li’yi
- 270 Skyuka
- 296 Nayawin Rar
- 331 Klahican
- 459 Catawba
- 560 Eswau Huppeday
- 70 Tsoiotsi Tsogalii
- 87 Bob White
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Recent Articles
Issues of the Palmetto State Time Capsule Edition
Issues of the Palmetto State This is an article that has not been on the web in at least a decade! This was posted on the original Santeeswapper.com (my first website) and was likely written in the late 1990s. I always had in my mind that this outline would make a great knowledge and training …Read More
Looking For Contributing Partners For The Website
Any Scout or Scouter is welcome to send in information and become a contributing partner with CarolinaOA.com. The idea for the website is that it’s a community effort to share the knowledge and new issues from lodges in SR-5 and SR-7B (mostly North Carolina/South Carolina). That means if the veteran collector that has everything wants …Read More
Catawba Brings Back The Vigil Flap
Some of you may know that in December of 2016 the National OA lifted their ban on lodges issuing flaps to recognize different levels of membership in the Order. While it’s strongly discouraged (I think that’s the language) there is no longer a prohibition. Many lodges in the Carolinas had Ordeal-Brotherhood-Vigil (OBV) sets prior to …Read More
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Atta Kulla Kulla Leather Flaps
As a fund raiser for our lodge, the Atta Kulla Kulla ECM decided to make a leather flap for our lodge. Both were designed as exact duplicates of our standard lodge 185 flap. The “leather” flap was a pre order for $20 and was made first available at our 2013 Fall Fellowship. The leather flaps …Read More
Muscogee Lodge 221 Elangomat Flaps
The Nendawagan Elangomat Program is a recognition and incentive program for Elangomats proposed for Muscogee Lodge 221. Its name is derived from the Lenâpé word Nendawagan,meaning “A torch”. It is in recognition of those Arrowmen who by exceptional service as an Elangomat, serve as guide to other, newer Arrowmen, much as a torch is used …Read More
New Variation on Catawba Lodge Vigil Guide Dangle Patch
The first ever Catawba “guide patch” was the honored Elangomat S-63 flap. This was first released in 1998 and was only able to be earned after successfully elangomat-ing for a clan during an Ordeal Weekend. A limited quantity of only 300 were produced. In the following year, the S-64 Vigil Guide flap was first awarded …Read More
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