Ann Robertson Bücher

Girl Scouts came to Rockwood, the National Camp in the Nation's Capital, for decades until it was sold to developers in 1978. When members learned of the sale, they took action to rescue Rockwood. Packed with photos and eye-witness stories, Rescue Rockwood traces the development of the Girl Scouts of the USA and the Girl Scouts of Washington DC.

The narrative explores the transformation of a camp into a powerful movement, highlighting the evolution of community and activism. It delves into the experiences of individuals who, initially drawn together by circumstance, unite for a greater purpose. Themes of resilience and collective action are woven throughout, showcasing how shared struggles can ignite a cause that resonates beyond its origins. The story captures the spirit of hope and determination as participants strive to effect change.