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Rockwood National Camp Dottie Farmer was able to date this pin to President Johnson's Inauguration - which was Jan. 20, 1965. She was there! Sally Jeanne Kappler can date the
pin further back. She did Service Hours there from 1959-1961 and
sold the pin then. |
Rockwood National Camp |
Rockwood Girl Scouts USA also came as a charm
c. 1975 |
Rockwood Girl Scouts USA image donated by Talli |
Personal
Memories:

Donna K. and her troop at Rockwood 1973
| Dear Nancy, Glad to help. My sister Patti Vincent and mother (she was our troop leader) Ruth Giroux (she is now 84) were there also... Go ahead and use any of our names on your website. We had about 20 of us who went to the Inauguration in '64. We watched the parade from bleachers. I thought it was the best way to see a parade! Dottie Farmer |
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Nancy -- Concerning the Rockwood National Girl Scout Camp pin which you have dated to LBJ's inaugural, I will tell you that it was in existence before then. I logged many service hours there (earning and keeping my Office Aide bar) between 1959 and 1961 and that was the pin we sold. I still have mine. Sally Jeanne Kappler
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Bookmark |
Rockwood, Maryland

Plaque
reads: Rockwood Manor Estate Presented by Carolyn G. Caughey
and John Wilson Caughey to the National Girl Scouts, Inc.

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