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Title of Girl Scout History Project: "Girl Scout History Project - Celebrating Our Girl Scout Past"

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Girl Scouts will gather in Washington, DC, in July 2026 to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States—the semi-quin-cen-ten-nial. But how did they celebrate the 200th? That’s the theme of the latest display at the Nation’s Capital Council offices in Washington DC. Official Girl Scout Bicentennial Patches Red, white, and blue appeared all over […]

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The most famous image from the 1939 royal visit to Washington didn't feature the king or queen--it was a Girl Scout!

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In 1933, a 23-year old Girl Scout leader from Belgium, Françoise May, became the 10th queen of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival.

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