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Mt. E.T. Seton
The Křemelná mountain in the Šumava mountains of Czechia was nicknamed Mt. ET Seton by the Woodcraft League of Czech Republic in August 1990.
Plaque at Birthplace
Wellington Terrace, South Shields, Durham
Medicine Rock at Wyndygoul
Pomerance Park, Greenwich, CT
Ontario Historical Marker
Frost Campus of Fleming College
Located in Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, along the Trans-Canada Trail. This area includes Lindsay, the town where Seton’s family first lived after arriving in Canada. Lindsay is now part of the City of Kawartha Lakes.
Manitoba Historical Marker
Seton Provincial Park
A small park located along the Trans-Canada Highway, northeast of Carberry, Manitoba.
First Boy Scout Armory
Site of First Boy Scout Armory in the United States. Cornerstone laid by Seton.
Camp Fire Club of America Plaque
Good Will-Hinckley Campus
Located in Hinckley, Maine, this campus is home to the L.C. Bates Museum, which includes references to Ernest Thompson Seton and other early leaders of the Boy Scouts and related clubs.
Seton Village Historical Marker & Landmark
Located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Seton Village is recognized as a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior and the National Park Service.
A Scenic Historic Marker—installed by the New Mexico Historic Preservation Division—can be found on Old Las Vegas Highway (State Road 300), approximately 0.1 miles north of Seton Village Road (County Road 58), on the right side when traveling south. This marker highlights the historical significance of Seton Village and its founder, Ernest Thompson Seton.
Ernest Thompson Seton Memorial Library
Seton Village Historic Site
National Scouting Museum, Cimarron, NM
Carberry Historical Plaque
Near the Seton Centre, Carberry
