_ Join us for the Thin Mint Cook-Off and Vintage Girl Scout Uniform Exhibit Saturday March 22, 2014 from 10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Come and enjoy refreshments while enjoying
the exhibit of historical Girl Scout uniforms, learn about the history of Girl
Scout Cookies that began right here in Muskogee and take pictures of the Girl
Scout Cookie Statue “Promises to Keep”.
Three Rivers Museum is looking for the oldest Girl Scout in the Three Rivers area. If you know someone that is older than the age of 90 that was a Girl Scout and/or Girl Scout leader please let us know. We would like to honor these ladies on Girl Scout Day. |
Muskogee's Mistletoe Troop
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Girl Scout Statue "A Promise to Keep"
Sculptress, Phyllis Mantik Dedicated on May 31, 2008 as three Girl Scout councils consolidated to form Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma and commemorating the first known mention in US history of Girl Scouts baking and selling cookies to raise funds to support their troop activities…and, it all started right here in Muskogee, Oklahoma in 1917 with the Mistletoe Girl Scout Troop. "A Promise to Keep"
Girl Scouts, parents and leaders come from all over the world to see and have their picture taken with the statue of the little girl that represents all Girl Scouts and their famous cookies.
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