Audubon Camp in Maine Photograph Album, Volume 1: 1930s and 1940s, 1936-1953

This photograph album features photographs of camp instructors, directors, families, and staff on Hog Island and during field trips in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.

Allan Cruickshank et al. During a Boat Trip Photograph, 1936

The Audubon Nature Camp Clipping, January, 1936-February, 1936

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

Audubon Camp In Maine: Assorted Photographs Album, 1938-1948

This photograph album features black and white photographs of life at the Hog Island camp between 1938 and 1948. The photograph album was the gift of Dorothy Johnson, a camper in 1938, and the majority of pictures appear to have been taken by her during that year. There are also some pictures from the 1940s, some of them taken by Virginia Cadbury.

Allan Cruickshank Performs Headstand on Boat Photograph, July 11, 1938

A group of campers look on as Allan Cruickshank performs a headstand on board as their boat returns to Hog Island after a field trip.

Carl Buchheister Supervises Campers Landing On Monhegan Island Photograph, August, 1938

Camp Boat Lands on Monhegan Island Photograph, August, 1938

Instructor Donold Borror Looks Through Binoculars During Boat Ride Photograph, 1939-1940

Allan Cruickshank and Campers Talking During a Boat Ride Photograph, July, 1939

Joe Fisher and Campers Take Boat Ride Photograph, July, 1939

Joe Fisher (seated in the back row with binoculars) and other campers take a boat ride.