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The Incredible Story of Moving The Old Girl Scouts Headquarters South of the White House in 1924

  • Published December 11, 2012
moving the old Girl Scouts headquarters south of the White House
In 1924, the old Girl Scouts headquarters was moved south of the White House. This incredible process is recorded in a fascinating photo from the Library of Congress archives. Learn the story of this incredible feat!
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This is an interesting photo which we found in the Library of Congress archives. The image is from 1924 when the old headquarters for the Girl Scouts of America was being moved. No small feat, as you can see.

moving the old Girl Scouts headquarters south of the White House
moving the old Girl Scouts headquarters south of the White House

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