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    A passport booklet with a stamp box for every place, a one-day field trip for classes, and the valley kitchen as a little book.

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    The printable Project Scroll passport: its cover and a page of stamp boxes
    The paper passport: the cover, and a page of stamp boxes.

    The St. Joseph River valley. The passport on Project Scroll lives in your phone: press “I’m here” at a museum, a walk stop, a table or a festival, and the stamp lands in it.

    Now there is a paper one too. Print the booklet, fold it, and carry it. Every place in the valley has its own stamp box.

    For teachers there is a one-day field trip, with the Broadway walk, the Local History Branch and the photo spots, and two worksheets: rephotographing an old postcard, and reading an old record.

    And the recipes of the valley kitchen are now a little book to print and keep in the drawer.

    Your passport For classrooms The valley kitchen

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    First published 22 October 2026. Like all our pages, it is expanded from time to time with new records, pictures and features. No factual corrections have been needed so far.

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