An adult leader pins a Girl Scout Brownie during a bridging ceremony circa 1950s. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

The list of badges Virginia Hammerly earned for her Golden Eaglet Award circa 1930s. 

Taken: Sep 14, 2011

A young Girl Scout receives an award. Although she was not old enough to earn her Curved Bar, she was still eligible to earn awards for her work in her community. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

Virginia Hammerly's Golden Eaglet application circa 1930s. 

Taken: Sep 14, 2011

The Naturalist Badge, 1913-18. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

GSCNC Girl Scouts at the 2010 Gold Award Ceremony. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

Proficiency Badges belonging to Washington, D.C. Girl Scout Effie Wade Dean circa 1917-19. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

The Golden Eaglet Award pin. The Golden Eaglet was recognized as the highest honor in Girl Scouting from 1919-40. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

Each year, Gold Award Girl Scouts are invited to a reception at Saks Fifth Avenue by the GSCNC Women's Advisory Board. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

The Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can earn today, is awarded to girls in grades 9-12 who complete a project that impacts their local or global communities. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

First Class Girl Scout Pin. This pin was awarded beginning in 1963. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

A Girl Guide presents a Friendship pin to a Girl Scout Intermediate in Salzburg, Austria in 1955. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

First Aid Badge, 1920-27. 

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Girl Scouts earned their Curved Bar Award from 1940-63. 

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Cooking Badge, 1913-18. 

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Artist Badge, 1913-18. 

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Juliette Gordon Low presents the Golden Eaglet Award at a 1925 ceremony. 

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1930 Mid-Winter Awards Court Program. Elizabeth Kahler of Troop 28 was awarded her Golden Eaglet. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

1930 Mid-Winter Court of Awards Program for the Girl Scouts of the District of Columbia. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

Juliette Gordon Low, in uniform, pins the Golden Eaglet on a Girl Scout in 1919. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

A Washington D.C. Girl Scout receives an award at a 1924 rally. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011

A girl receiving her wings at a 1955 Wing Scout pinning ceremony. The Wing Scout Program began in the 1940s for girls who were interested in flying and wanted to learn about aviation to serve their country. 

Taken: Sep 13, 2011