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    Date

    1935-11-13

    Description

    A photographic print of an exhibit entitled "Girl Scouts of Today are Women of Tomorrow." The exhibit is a set made to look like a kitchen, with appliances and a table. Three Girl Scouts in uniform stand around the table making baked goods. A fourth Girl Scout stands over the stove. All individuals appear to be white. "Nov 13 1935" stamped on backside in purple. "CROWDS FOLLOW THEIR DOLLAR AT GIRL SCOUT EXHIBIT – Thronging to the Follow Your Dollar exhibition, sponsored by the Community Fund drive campaigners at the Blues' Armory, are hundreds of Richmonders each day to learn from the allied agencies in the fund what their dollars are spent for. Truly are the Girl Scouts of today the women of tomorrow and just as no one can doubt this organization's character-building value, so do the RIchmonders attending the show learn that each of the other agencies also does excellent work in its special field. As interest in the educational exhibit grows, officials of the coming drive predict the greatest success yet attained in the city. – Staff" newspaper snippet pasted on backside. "GIRL SCOUTS" handwritten on backside.

    Topical Subject

    Girl Scouts; Exhibitions

    City/Location

    Richmond (Va.)

    Genre

    black-and-white photographs

    Local Genre

    photograph

    Type

    Still Image

    Digital Format

    image/jpg

    Language

    eng

    Rights Statement URL

    https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/

    Rights

    This material is protected by copyright, and the copyright is held by the Commonwealth Council of the Girl Scouts of Virginia. You are permitted to use this material in any way that is permitted by copyright. Acknowledgment of Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries as a source is required.

    Collection

    Commonwealth Council of the Girl Scouts of Virginia

    Source

    Girl Scouts of Today Are Women of Tomorrow, 1935-11-13, Commonwealth Council of the Girl Scouts of Virginia records, M 400, Special Collections and Archives, James Branch Cabell Library, Virginia Commonwealth University.

    File Name

    M400_b024_f010_i001.jpg

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