Brook Forest Girl Scouts

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Photos by Madeline Craig

Girl Scout Troop 55501 brightened the grounds of the Oak Brook Historical Society’s Heritage Center with a beautiful flower planting this spring. The girls worked together to add color and charm to the historic site, demonstrating teamwork, community spirit, and environmental care. Their efforts not only enhance the beauty of the Heritage Center but also support its mission to preserve and celebrate local history. Troop 55501’s contribution will be enjoyed by visitors throughout the entire season.

 

 

 

 

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