Audubon Nature Camp of Maine Offers Enjoyable, Worthwhile Study Clipping, September 3, 1949

Audubon Camp in Maine Photograph Album, Volume II: 1950s and 1960s

This photograph album features photographs of camp instructors, directors, families, and staff on Hog Island and during field trips in the 1950s and 1960s.

Field Trip to Eastern Egg Rock Photograph, 1950

Carl Buchheister Leads a Field Trip to Western Egg Rock Photograph, 1950

National Audubon Society Leaders Tom Keesee and Russell Peterson Visit Hog Island Photograph, August 16, 1984

National Audubon Society Board Member Tom Keesee speaks on Hog Island as National Audubon Society President Russell Peterson listens. Keesee and Peterson visited the camp after the United States Coast Guard granted National Audubon Society a one hundred year lease to a lighthouse on Matinicus Rock.

Campers and Instructors During a Field Trip to Eastern Egg Rock Photograph 1, 1950

Campers and Instructors During a Field Trip to Eastern Egg Rock Photograph 2, 1950

Audubon Camp Instructors and Staff Photograph, c. 1950-1955

Queen Mary Campers to Bartram Cadbury and Virginia Cadbury Card, 1950

Camp Instructors Photograph, August, 1950

Camp instructors from the summer of 1950 pose for a photograph on Hog Island. They are, back row from left to right: Allan Cruickshank, Joe Cadbury, Margaret Wall, and Farida Wiley, and front row from left to right: Bart Cadbury and Don Borror.

Camp Staff Group Photograph, 1951

Audubon Camp in Maine for Adults Program, 1951

This brochure promotes the sessions offered for adults, teachers, and youth leaders at the Maine Camp during the 1951 summer season and includes photographs of campers exploring and life on the island.