119 - Joy Camps Directors and Chief Whirling Thunder | Historical Object | Wisconsin Historical Society

Historical Object

119 - Joy Camps Directors and Chief Whirling Thunder

119 - Joy Camps Directors and Chief Whirling Thunder | Historical Object | Wisconsin Historical Society
Page from Joy Camps photo album displaying three photographs. In one photograph Barbara Ellen Joy, camp owner and co-director, cooks over a large grill area. Another photograph shows co-director Marjorie Camp sitting on a tree stump holding a clipboard, with the lake and far shoreline in the background. The third photograph is  of Chief Whirling Thunder in full native dress inside a cabin. Original caption notes: "Both directors in characteristic poses (although Miss Camp doesn't often sit down during the day), illustrating her own camp 'specialty.' Miss Joy is putting the finishing touches on the barbecue of 75 pounds of porterhouse steaks, an event which takes place twice during the season. She is in charge of all camp craft activities. Miss Camp is in charge of the general program and ALL water sports, and both take an active part in the camp program." The original caption that describes the image of Chief Whirling Thunder reads: "Chief Whirling Thunder of the Winnebago tribe, who has spent two afternoons with us, telling in a dignified and thrilling manner of the lore of his people."
DESCRIPTION
Page from Joy Camps photo album displaying three photographs. In one photograph Barbara Ellen Joy, camp owner and co-director, cooks over a large grill area. Another photograph shows co-director Marjorie Camp sitting on a tree stump holding a clipboard, with the lake and far shoreline in the background. The third photograph is of Chief Whirling Thunder in full native dress inside a cabin. Original caption notes: "Both directors in characteristic poses (although Miss Camp doesn't often sit down during the day), illustrating her own camp 'specialty.' Miss Joy is putting the finishing touches on the barbecue of 75 pounds of porterhouse steaks, an event which takes place twice during the season. She is in charge of all camp craft activities. Miss Camp is in charge of the general program and ALL water sports, and both take an active part in the camp program." The original caption that describes the image of Chief Whirling Thunder reads: "Chief Whirling Thunder of the Winnebago tribe, who has spent two afternoons with us, telling in a dignified and thrilling manner of the lore of his people."
RECORD DETAILS
Image ID:109036
Creation Date:
Creator Name:Joy Camps
City:Hazelhurst
County:Oneida
State:Wisconsin
Collection Name:Sue Hackett scrapbooks, photograph album, and papers relating to Joy Camps, Hazelhurst, Wisconsin, 1941-1943, 1949-1951
Genre:Historical Object
Original Format Type:photographic print, b&w
Original Format Number:M2013-167
Original Dimensions:11 x 7 inches
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Page 119 of the Joy Camps official photo album, which described for parents the "IDEAL" summer camp experience that Joy Camps offered. The full contents of this official photo album, a selection of pages from the Sue Ann Hackett Blue Album, and a selection of pages from the Sue Ann Hackett Scrapbook are all included in the Joy Camps image gallery.
SUBJECTS
Trees
Clothing and dress
Eyeglasses
Shoes
Camp sites, facilities, etc.
Meat
Implements, utensils, etc.
Clothing
Winnebago Indians
Maps
Indoor photography
Men
Outdoor photography
Portrait photography
Women
Camps
Lakes
Shorelines

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