Canafornian's photos with the keyword: camp

POSTCARD Date: Posted, to Angeline Barker in Mora, Minnesota but date stamp is unclear - possibly August 9, 1928. Publisher / Photographer: Meyers Notation: Note on reverse reads; "Dear Angeline. This is where we camped while here. Ready to leave for the states again. With love, Papa & Mamma."

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Not Posted. Publisher / Photographer: Meyers

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Not Posted. Publisher / Photographer: Meyers Notation: I haven't been able to determine the dates of operation, but the Granite Club Tourist Camp is mentioned in the Winnipeg Tribune as early as November 5, 1928.

POSTCARD Date: Posted September 1, 1930 to Colman, South Dakota. Publisher / Photographer: Meyers Notation: Message on reverse reads; "Dear Dad & all. well, we got here all right and everything O.K. We arrived before 9 o'clock. A strong wind but Henry did not mind. Boy this is some city and pretty sights. We camped here over night. Going to look over town and move on. Will write when we get further."

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Not Posted. Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified Notation: Interestingly, Rock Lake Summer School (known also as Rock Lake United Church Camp, and Rock Lake Church Camp), is noted among Canada's oldest youth camps - its earliest operations dating back to 1887. Further information on Rock Lake Summer School can be found at: www.ottertooth.com/Camps/camps-can.htm