Second Boatman David Morton and Campers During Boat Trip on Osprey III Photograph, 1980

Joe Johansen and Campers by Franklin Island Lighthouse Photograph, 1980

Marine Life Instructor Eberhardt Leads Dredging Trip Photograph, 1980

Marine Life Course Instructor Ellen Eberhardt (seated on the right) works with students on a dredging trip.

1987 Session I and Session II Camper Portraits Contact Sheet

1987 Session II, Session III, and Session IV Camper Portraits Contact Sheet

1987 Youth Session Camper Portraits Contact Sheet

1987 Staff, Instructors, and Student Assistants Portraits Contact Sheet

Duryea Morton and Roger Peterson at the Duryea Morton Sanctuary Photograph, July, 1980

Former Camp Director Duryea Morton (left) and Roger Peterson (right), a leading conservationist and one of the Audubon Nature Camp's first instructors, gather at the Duryea Morton Audubon Sanctuary on Harbor Island for the 1980 National Audubon Society Board Meeting.

Boat Trip for National Audubon Society Board Meeting Attendees Photograph, July, 1980

A group of five take in the scenery during a boat trip for National Audubon Society members attending the 1980 Boat meeting. They are, from left to right: Joe Quant, Steve Kress, an unidentified man, Dur Morton, and Roger Peterson.

Buchheister, Morton, and Peterson Take Boat Trip for National Audubon Society Board Meetings Photograph, July, 1980

Duryea Morton (center) speaks over the boat radio as a group of passengers watch the scenery during a boat ride. In the front left with binoculars is Carl Buchheister, and in the back right is Roger Tory Peterson.

Camp Directors' Flags Flying During the 50th Anniversary Year of the Audubon Camp in Maine, May 11, 1986

Camp directors' flags fly from The Bridge's flagpole, along with the United States and State of Maine Flags. The tradition of Camp Director flags began in 1950, when Duryea Morton presented Carl Buchheister with a flag and coat of arms he had designed.

Grace Bommarito and Steve Kress Photograph, July 16, 1986