Mary Stringfellow, administrator for Girl Scouts Service Unit 122, holds up a Girl Scouts handbook from 1940, one of dozens of pieces on display in a “Her-story” exhibit at Old City Hall in Denham Springs.
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Pictured are Girl Scout uniforms worn from 1935-39 that are on display in a “Her-story” exhibit at Old City Hall in Denham Springs.
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Pictured is a Mariner uniform that was worn by Girl Scouts from 1934-40. The uniform is one of dozens of pieces on display in a “Her-story” exhibit at Old City Hall in Denham Springs. Mary Stringfellow, administrator for Girl Scouts Service Unit 122 who headed up the exhibit, said Denham Springs resident Gwen Bennett donated the uniform.
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Pictured are Girl Scout uniforms worn from the World War II era that are on display in a “Her-story” exhibit at Old City Hall in Denham Springs.
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Perhaps the oldest piece in the “Her-story” exhibit at Old City Hall in Denham Springs is this 1920 Girl Scouts uniform.
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Pictured is part of a vintage Girl Scouts campsite that Service Unit 122 Administrator Mary Stringfellow constructed for display in a “Her-story” exhibit at Old City Hall in Denham Springs. This is an example of the lashing process Scouts used in the 1950s.
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Pictured are Girl Scouts uniforms that would’ve been worn when Scouts went camping. They are two of dozens of pieces on display in a “Her-story” exhibit at Old City Hall in Denham Springs.
David Gray | The News
Pictured is a vintage Girl Scouts campsite that Service Unit 122 Administrator Mary Stringfellow constructed for display in a “Her-story” exhibit currently on display at Old City Hall in Denham Springs. Pictured in the left is an old Denham Springs Girl Scouts flag.
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