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Be A Junior Ranger
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The Andrew Johnson NHS Junior Ranger booklet
 
Junior Ranger swearing in

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Girl Scouts being sworn in as Junior Rangers

To complete the Junior Ranger booklet, you just need to finish the number of activities required for your age group in the booklet. While you are doing the booklet, you can also visit the different areas of the park - the Visitor Center/Museum, the Tailor Shop, the Early Home, the Homestead, and the Cemetery. When you are done, bring your booklet back to the Visitor Center so the attendant on duty can check your booklet and award you a Junior Ranger badge!  

You can also become a web ranger, and visit the National Parks online. Visit www.nps.gov/webrangers.

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Sam Johnson

Did You Know?
Martha Johnson Patterson, Andrew Johnson's daughter, said their slave Sam would boast that he was Johnson's servant. "But in truth," she continued, "Andrew Johnson belonged to Sam." According to family tradition, Andrew Johnson told Sam where he wished to be buried.

Last Updated: May 31, 2011 at 08:27 MST