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Campers before their Tents
Several women and children wearing dresses or swimming suits gather around two tents set up in a wooded area. A dirt road passes through the foreground.
Camp Kennington Tent Interior
View of a the interior of a tent standing on a wooden platform at Camp Kennington. The tent flaps are open, showing two beds, a dresser, and a chair.
Wyonegonic Camps
circa 1940-1949
A group of uniformed female campers sits on the ground in front of their tents at Wyonegonic Camp while listening to their counselor. Clothing hangs on lines strung between trees in the background.
Campers and Tents
Two tents and two cabins stand in a clearing surrounded by trees. Adults and children sit and stand in the doorways of the dwellings.
074 - Camp Counselor Reading to Four Young Campers Outdoors
circa 1940-1949
A camp counselor, seated in an Adirondack chair, wearing a white shirt, dark shorts, and saddle shoes, reads to four young campers who are gathered around her. The campers are all wearing the camp ...
Camp Wanasquetta
A view of boys reading and relaxing underneath a semi-permanent canvas-roofed tent on a platform at Camp Wanasquetta.