June Comes to Hog Island Article Reprint, c. 1941

This reprinted copy of an article originally published in the Audubon Magazine describes life at the Maine Camp as experienced by campers attending during the sixth summer in 1941.

Allan Cruickshank and Joseph Cadbury Banding a Herring Gull Slide, July 1941

1942 & 1946 Camp Clippings Scrapbook, Page 17

This page contains clippings from various newspapers on the Audubon Camp.

Camp Instructors Group Photograph, July, 1946

Campers Leave for Birding Trip in the Osprey Photograph, 1947

Instructor Joe Cadbury leads a group of campers on a birding trip aboard the Osprey. Campers Jim Moore and Helen Moore are seated near the back of the boat.

Camp Instructors Group Photograph, 1947

Camp instructors on staff during the 1947 summer session pose for a photograph on board a boat. They are, front row from left to right: Marine Life Instructor Marcus Old, Camp Director Carl Buchheister, Bird Life Instructor Allan Cruickshank, Bird Life Instructor Joseph Cadbury, Insect Life Instructor Arthur Smith, Plants Instructor Farida Wiley, and Nature Activities Instructor Dorothy Treat.

Breeding Bird Census Report, 1947

Cruickshank and Cadbury summarize the results of a survey of breeding bird species observed at the Audubon Camp of Maine.

Camp Staff Photograph, 1947

Camp Instructors Group Photograph, 1947

1947 Camp Instructors Group Photograph, 1947

Campers Land On Eastern Egg Rock Photograph, 1947

Camp Instructors Group Photograph, July, 1947

Instructors from the summer of 1947 pose for a photograph on board a boat. They are, front row from left to right: Marcus Old, Carl Buchheister, Allan Cruickshank, Arthur Smith, Joseph Cadbury, Farida Wiley, and Dorothy Treat.