Ten Year Quest For Barnard Camp Site Near NYC
Agnes R Wayman recounts Barnard College search for a permanent camp site within 30 to 40 miles of New York City. The piece traces early efforts at Bear Mountain and Brentmere, alumnae fundraising, and the shift from improvised cabins to a formal camp program begun in 1924 1926. It highlights the committee work of students faculty and alumnae and the role of Barnard athletics in developing weekend camping.
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Wayman
Barnard
Hudson
New Jersey
New York
Long Island
New York City
Bear Mountains
Barnard College
The
Athletic Association
Apartment of Physical Education
Brentmere
Decker
Paywagd
Barnard Camp
Bear
Athletic ‘Association
Lillian
Scheedler
Ossining
Barnard’s new camp cabin tucked into the hills
A camper recalls Journey’s End Road signs guiding to a rock free lane and a cabin that feels roomy from kitchen to living room. From the porch view of hills and birch trees, the weekend inspires plans for future stays as Camp becomes Barnard’s home in the hills.
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Barnard College to Open Camp October 15
Barnard College announces the official opening of a new Barnard Camp on Sunday October 15 with speakers Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve Professor Agnes R Wayman and Helen Flanagan among those present. A tentative schedule includes an Open House and a possible fire lighting ceremony followed by a welcome from Miss Wayman and Miss Flanagan. A bus may be chartered if attendance warrants.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Professor Wayman
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Agnes R. Wayman
Helen Flanagan
The
Athletic Association
Margaret Gristede
Barnard
Howse
Wayman
Miss Flanagan
A.A. Board
Rachel Gibb
Nancy Craig Marion Horsburgh
Charlotte Haverly
Sallie Pike
Aileen Pelletier
J. Emilie Young
Miss.Margaret Holland College
Delphine Dowling