Scout Honor Societies

Tribe of Chickamauga - Chattanooga Council, Tenn. 1926-1945. Became Chickamauga OA Lodge #293 in 1945. The Tribe of Chickamauga also existed in four other Tennessee Councils: Knoxville Council, Jackson Council, Nashville Council and the Johnson City Council. It is reported that the five tribes held state gatherings similar to an OA conclave. Memphis Council was the only council in Tennessee that did not have the Tribe of Chickamauga. They instead used their own society, the Order of Kamp Kia Kima, which lasted into the 1950's.





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