HOG ISLAND

Hog Island, Muscongus Bay, Maine

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Our Leader Composition Book Scrapbook, Page 3

This page contains the rest of the letter to Larry from the second cook at the Audubon Camp regarding lodging. It also contains a short letter about the length of the remaining summer.

Collection: Hog Island Scrapbooks
Date: Jun 14th, 1936 - Jun 19th, 1936

Our Leader Composition Book Scrapbook, Page 4

This page contains a letter detailing the island and various activities that have taken place.

Collection: Hog Island Scrapbooks
Date: Jun 24th, 1936

Our Leader Composition Book Scrapbook, Page 5

This page contains a letter detailing the island and various activities that have taken place.

Collection: Hog Island Scrapbooks
Date: Jun 24th, 1936

75 Persons Inspect Nature Study Facilities of Hog Island At Dedication Program For Newly Opened Audubon Summer Camp Photograph, June 26, 1936

Collection: Hog Island Images Collection
Date: Jun 26th, 1936

Special Dispatch to the Press Herald Clipping, c. June 26, 1936

Collection: Early Hog Island Collection
Date: Jun 26th, 1936

75 Persons Inspect Nature Study Facilities of Hog Island at Dedication Program for Newly Opened Summer Camp Clipping, June 26, 1936

Collection: Early Hog Island Collection
Date: Jun 26th, 1936

We're Coming Back!: Participants Vote Audubon Nature Camp Unqualified Success Magazine Clipping, July-August 1936

This is a photocopy of the original magazine article.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jul 1936 - Aug 1936

"We're Coming Back!": Participants Vote Audubon Nature Camp Unqualified Success Clipping, July, 1936-August, 1936

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jul 1936 - Aug 1936

Our Leader Composition Book Scrapbook, Page 6

This page contains a letter detailing the activities of July 4th and running out of water.

Collection: Hog Island Scrapbooks
Date: Jul 5th, 1936 - Jul 9th, 1936

Our Leader Composition Book Scrapbook, Page 7

This page contains the end of a letter detailing the activities of July 4th and informing that there is no radio.

Collection: Hog Island Scrapbooks
Date: Jul 9th, 1936

The Audubon Nature Camp Magazine Clipping, September-October 1936