The 1979 Camp Horseshoe mug.

The Horseshoe Scout Reservation mug was designed to reflect the rich traditions of camps Horseshoe and Jubilee (now Ware) operating on the Horseshoe Scout Reservation.

The 1981 Camp mug.

Featuring the White House again in this 1982 version of the Horseshoe Scout Reservation coffee mug.

The council shoulder patch features Chester County Council's totem – the fox – and this mug follows suit.

The 1985 Camp Mug.

The 1986 Camp Horseshoe mug.

The 1986 Camp stein.

The 1987 Camp Mug celebrating the 60th anniversary of HSR.

The 1989 Camp Horseshoe mug.

The 1990 Camp Horseshoe Mug.

Here is a mug of the Octoraro Memorial Lodge with a description of its history on the back.

Celebrating 65 years of the reservation, this mug was issued in 1993.

The '95 Camp Ware stein included several patches from the Explorer Base/Jubilee/Ware history.

The 70th anniversary mug issued in 1997.

A blue metal coffee mug issued in 1997.

This travel coffee mug is emblazoned with the HSR 90th anniversary logo.

This mug was issued in honor of long-time Camp Horseshoe Director <strong>G. Ernest Heegard</strong>.

This mug is emblazoned with the Chester County Council camping logo, but in a silver / gold metallic color.

A standard plastic mug issued by Horseshoe Scout Reservation.

These clay mugs were produced by ranger Amadeo Salomani, a pottery expert, for sale in the HSR trading posts.

This mug continued with the 2009 memorabilia theme of Eagles.

For the retro feel, HSR sold these snazzy Mason Jar mugs with a sleek two-tone HSR logo.

This camp mug is a hard composite cup that was sold back in the 1990s.

The HSR Cope Mug.

An HSR mug issued in 2024.

This mug is similar to winter camp patch designs that were issued in the 1970s or 1980s.

This mug is similar to winter camp patch designs that were issued in the 1970s or 1980s.

A beverage pitcher with the HSR logo on it.

A red HSR mug.

A green HSR mug.

A blue HSR mug.

The 2017 HSR tall thermos.

A mug created for the 2026 camping season.

A mug created for the 2026 camping season.

Here is a multi-colored cup featuring the HSR logo of the 2020s.

Here is a blue cup featuring the HSR logo of the 2020s.

The 2026 Camp Horseshoe glass, featuring the logo with Buzzard's Rock on it.

The 1969 Area III A Conference mug.

This mug was given to participants of the 1973 Beaver Day held at HSR.

This mug was available for purchase at the 1974 NE-5A Section Conclave.

The 1983 Section NE-5A Conclave mug.

The Polish Jamboree staff mug from 1988.

The 1988 Polish Jamboree mug.

This Camp Ware mug was created for the 1994 Diamond Jubilee for Chester County Council.

This mug was issued to celebrate the Polish Jamboree held at HSR in 1988.

The 1991 Section NE-4B Conclave Mug.

The NE-IV-59 course Wood Badge mug.

Irish Jamboree Mug from 2000.

The 1982 Leaders Mug.

The '95 staff and leader design for Camp Ware included several patches from the Explorer Base/Jubilee/Ware history.

This stein displays the 2001 Camp Horseshoe logo upon its face.

75th anniversary stein depicted a cartoon rendering of the Camp Horseshoe landscape.

This leader mug celebrates HSR's 75th Anniversary.

This staff mug celebrates HSR's 80th Anniversary.

Mug with 80th anniversary logo handed out to Camp Horseshoe adult leaders in 2007.

It is unknown at this time from which year this originated.<p>Here is a description of the Church:<p> The Octoraro Methodist Episcopal Church was built early in the 18th Century to provide a place of worship to the nearby farmers. The name "Gray Horse Church" received its familiar but unofficial name for an old grey horse that was used to bring wood and materials from the mill for the builders to hoist into position. The Mason-Dixon Line runs through the structure, the pulpit being in Chester County, PA, the rest in Cecil County, MD. At one time, it was quite popular to hike up to the site of the Church and bring back a key from the old pump organ that was inside, just to prove that you had hiked all the way up the hill.

The 2010 Staff mug that signified the 100th Anniversary of Scouting.

This mug was given out to all Camp Ware staff members and volunteers.

The 2025 Horseshoe Staff Mug.

The 2026 Camp Horseshoe Staff Mug.