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Girl Scout statue.

Statue of First Girl Scout Cookie Sale

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Muskogee, Oklahoma

Titled "A Promise to Keep," it's a bronze statue of a life-size girl scout, her sash covered with merit badges, her three fingers raised in pledge of commitment, and four boxes of girl scout cookies at her feet.

The first girl scout cookies ever were sold in Muskogee in 1917. They were personally baked by the Mistletoe Troop, and the profits were used to send gifts to doughboys fighting World War I.

Statue of First Girl Scout Cookie Sale

Three Rivers Museum

Address:
220 Elgin St., Muskogee, OK
Directions:
Downtown, in front of the Three Rivers Museum. Two blocks south of US 62/W. Okmulgee St. and two blocks west of US 64/S. Main St.
Phone:
918-686-6624
RA Rates:
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