Vermont

Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains, GSGWM

See also New Hampshire

• Wapanacki, Wolcott
  
• So-Ko-We-Gi, Woodstock
  (not actually owned by council)

• The Vermont House

Decision to close and sell announced July, 2011

Girl Scout camp closing
http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/news/926330-196/girl-scout-camp-closing.html

Girl Scout camp to close
http://www.cabinet.com/cabinetcabinetnews/925939-308/girl-scout-camp-to-close.html

One neighbor of Anne Jackson also wondered aloud how a memorial gift to the Council could be sold.

From the early 1900s through the 1940s, the property was owned by Dr. Fordyce Colburn and his wife, the then popular novelist Eleanor Hallowell Abbott. The present lodge was Abbott’s studio and is the only building left of what she called “Rollo Farm” in honor of her grandfather.

After the death of her husband, Abbott moved to the seacoast area. The farmhouse was eventually burned by the Fire Department because of repeated vandalism. After her death, the property was acquired by her friends, Patrick and Anne Jackson. After Anne’s death, Patrick Jackson gave the property to Swift Water Council as a memorial.

Read the GSGWM Property Decision Letter