Editing Scouting in Massachusetts (section)

==Girl Scout Councils in Massachusetts==
[[Image:Massachusetts-gsusa1.svg|350px|right|Map of Girl Scout councils in Massachusetts]]

There are three Girl Scout councils serving Massachusetts, one of which is headquartered in Rhode Island.

===Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts===

Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts serves 15,000 girls in 186 communities.  It was formed by a merger in early 2008 of three councils: Girl Scouts of Montachusett Council, Girl Scouts of Pioneer Valley, Girl Scouts of Western Massachusetts.

Headquarters: [[Holyoke, Massachusetts]] and [[Worcester, Massachusetts]]<br />
website: {{URL|www.gscwm.org}}

Camps
* Bonnie Brae, [[East Otis, Massachusetts]]
* Green Eyrie, [[Harvard, Massachusetts]]
* Laurel Wood, [[Spencer, Massachusetts]]
* Lewis Perkins, [[South Hadley, Massachusetts]]

===Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts===
[[File:WalthamMA EphraimHammondHouse.jpg|thumb|The historic [[Ephraim Hammond House]] in [[Waltham, Massachusetts|Waltham]].  The estate is now owned by the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts.]]
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts serves more than 19,000 girls and 11,000 adults in [https://www.gsema.org/content/dam/girlscoutseasternmass-redesign/documents/SAC/map-council.pdf 177 Massachusetts communities] and [[South Hampton, New Hampshire]].  It was formed February 1, 2008 by a merger of three councils: Girl Scouts, Patriots' Trail; Girl Scout Council of Southeastern Massachusetts; Girl Scouts of Spar and Spindle Council.

Headquarters: [[Waltham, Massachusetts]]<br />
website: {{URL|http://www.gsema.org}}

====Service Centers====
* [[Andover, Massachusetts]]
* [[Middleboro, Massachusetts]]
* [[Waltham, Massachusetts]]

====Camps====
* Camp Maude Eaton, [[Andover, Massachusetts]]
* Camp Favorite, [[Brewster, Massachusetts]] Available activities include sailing and accommodations are usually platform tents.
* Camp Rice Moody, [[Reading, Massachusetts]]
* Camp Runels, [[Pelham, New Hampshire]]
* Camp Wind-in-the-Pines, [[Plymouth, Massachusetts]]
* Camp Cedar Hill, [[Waltham, Massachusetts]]
* Friendship House, [[Gloucester, Massachusetts]]
* Wampanoag Girl Scout Center (Chilmark), [[Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts]]
* Cedar Hill Program Center, [[Waltham, Massachusetts]]

====Former Girl Scout Camps====
* '''Camp Edith Reed''', [[Norton, Massachusetts]]
* '''Greenbrier Girl Scout Center''', [[Acushnet, Massachusetts]]
* '''Camp Virginia''', [[Bolton, Massachusetts]]
* '''Camp Winnetaska''', [[Ashland, Massachusetts]]
* '''Marion White''', [[Richmond, Massachusetts]]
* '''Neyati''', [[Leicester, Massachusetts]]
* '''Kinnebrook''', [[Worthington, Massachusetts]]
* Camp Malcolm, [[Needham, Massachusetts]]
* Camp Wabasso, [[Bradford, New Hampshire]]
* Camp Menotomy, [[Meredith, New Hampshire]]

===Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England===
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This council supports Massachusetts girls in [[Bellingham, Massachusetts|Bellingham]], [[Blackstone, Massachusetts|Blackstone]], [[Attleboro, Massachusetts|Attleboro]], [[Fall River, Massachusetts|Fall River]], [[North Attleboro, Massachusetts|North Attleboro]], [[Plainville, Massachusetts|Plainville]], [[Somerset, Massachusetts|Somerset]], [[Swansea, Massachusetts|Swansea]], [[Westport, Massachusetts|Westport]], [[Wrentham, Massachusetts|Wrentham]], [[Millville, Massachusetts|Millville]], [[Rehoboth, Massachusetts|Rehoboth]] and [[Seekonk, Massachusetts|Seekonk]].

===Former Girl Scout Camps===
* '''Camp Muriel Flagg''' is a locale in [[Williamstown, Massachusetts]] named for [[Muriel Flagg]], a [[Girl Scouts of the USA|Girl Scout]] leader and teacher. Originally a Girl Scout camp, it opened in June 1964 and probably ceased operations in the late 1970s or early 1980s. It is located at an elevation of {{convert|1004|ft|m|1}} and is {{convert|1.5|mi|km|1}} north of Williamstown in [[Berkshire County, Massachusetts|Berkshire County]] Latitude {{Coord|42|44|28|N|073|11|08|W|}}