The Audubon Nature Camp Clipping, September, 1936-October, 1936

Allan Cruickshank, Joe Cadbury, and Carl Buchheister Photograph, 1937

Thirty-Third Annual Convention of the National Association of Audubon Societies Program, October 22-26, 1937

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.

Carl Buchheister Photograph, August, 1938

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

Campers Eat a Lobster Dinner On the Rocks Photograph, August, 1938

Camp Boat Lands on Monhegan Island Photograph, August, 1938

Campers Having Supper On the Beach Photograph, c. 1939

Campers sit on the beach for supper, singing, and conversation, which a note on the back explains was a regular Sunday night tradition during the camp's early years. Instructor Allan Cruickshank is second from the right in the front row; to his right is Camp Director Carl Buchheister, who is holding hands with his daughter, Harriet Reggio, who is standing behind him.

Camp Instructors Group Photograph, c. 1940

Camp instructors, likely from the 1940 summer season, pose for a group photograph. Camp Director Carl Buchheister is on the far left, while instructors Donald Borror and Allan Cruickshank are fourth and fifth from the left respectively.

Campers and Camp Instructors with Loon On the Lawn Photograph, c. 1940

A camper takes a close up photograph of a loon as Allen Cruickshank (far let), Carl Buchheister (seated, far right), and three others look on. The loon is not visible in this photograph, but appears in another photograph taken the same day.

Buchheister and Camp Instructors Photograph, c. 1940

Camp Director Carl Buchheister (second from right) and three camp instructors pose for a photograph.