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Girl Scout Tea House

 

Hains Point, Washington DC

In 1920, Girl Scouts obtained permission to operate a "tea house" at the Hains Point park in Washington DC.  Traveling by car was still a new adventure and the tea house was a pleasant destination, offering refreshments and restrooms for tourists.

Information shown below is from the National Archives & New York Times and The Washington Post, except for the postcard.

           

Washington Post May 13, 1921




 

President Calvin Coolidge and First Lady at the Girl Scout Tea House

 


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