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Oppose, per Scouting museums. They exist, the Girl Scout Museum and Archives is a valid and expandable topic, and it covers important areas of scouting history. Of course a full summary and link to the page should be mentioned and sourced in the section mentioned in the nom, but the stand-alone topic page covers an interesting former archival institute, and could catch the fancy of other editors who wish to expand it (i.e. where are the museum items and Girl Scout archives now located, since the museum has closed). Randy Kryn (talk) 02:04, 12 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
