Girl Scouts in North Carolina

As the Girl Scouts of the USA celebrate their centennial this year, I wanted to look for historic images of Girl Scouts in North Carolina on DigitalNC. It’s clear that the Girl Scouts have been active throughout the state for many decades. Here are a few highlights from the handful of interesting photos and items relating to Girl Scouts on DigitalNC.org.

Eleanor Roosevelt receiving flowers from Girl Scouts, 1945

Girl Scouts in Greensboro welcome First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt during her visit to Bennett College in 1945. Image from the Bennett College Library.

 
 
Image of a Girl Scout receiving a badge

Girl Scout receiving a pin during Scout Week, 1951, in Rocky Mount. Image from the Braswell Memorial Library (Rocky Mount, N.C.).

 

Girl Scouts in Ashe County circa 1940

Girl Scouts in Ashe County, ca. 1940s. Image from the Ashe County Public Library

 


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