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Council History, Famous Girl Scouts, Inclusion, International, Washington DC

Girl Scouts, Segregation, and a Royal Visit

Washington DC Girl Scouts included an African American girl in the honor guard that greeted King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in June 1939.

Ann Robertson

Badges, Patches, and Pins

Girl Scouts Celebrate the Bicentennial

Ann Robertson
Famous Girl Scouts, International, Memorabilia, Washington DC

When Girl Scout Leah Burket Met Queen Elizabeth

Ann Robertson
Famous Girl Scouts, Nation’s Capital Council

Françoise May, the Belgian Apple Blossom Queen

Ann Robertson
Volunteers

Valuing Girl Scout Volunteers

Ann Robertson

VIRTUAL MUSEUMS

Brown bear in baker's hat eating a cookie — Cookie Patches and Prizes!

Guam Jr — Council’s Own Badges

1960s Title — Leader Magazine Archive

Brownie 1963 10 Clear smaller — Vintage Uniforms

JGL Birthplace.

This site is an independent history project and not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with, the Girl Scouts of the USA or any of its councils. Ann Robertson (ann@gshistory.com) directs the project.

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