Historic photo of Ohana Camp Lodge/Dining Hall, originally called Shanty Shane, and built around 1911 by the William Clendenin family, teachers from Yonkers, New York.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
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About Ohana Family Camp
- Ohana Family Camp Journal
- Post Mills, VT.
- Ohana Camp, a historic Vermont summer camp built in the early 1900's, was started to lodge the families of the campers who spent their summers in one of Lake Fairlee’s twelve sleep-away camps. In 2004 the Aloha Foundation of Fairlee, Vermont, had the foresight to purchase this historic camp, with the vision to turn it back into a family camp. Newly restored, this camp calls to families and friends who are looking for a week of clean air and a chance to re-connect with their families, and the natural world. 2008 will find the doors to Ohana Camp opened to family campers once more. The Aloha Foundation, Inc. founded in 1905, is known for it’s excellence in the field of children’s camps; Lanakila, Aloha Camp, Aloha Hive, Horizons Day Camp, Voyageurs Wilderness Trips and Hulbert Outdoor Center, the Foundation's year-round educational program.
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- VYCC Crew Completes Ohana Trail
- New Aloha Camp Parents Welcome Lunch at Ohana
- VYCC Trail Construction Continues at Ohana Family ...
- Ohana Pre Camp Training is in Full Swing
- Vermont Youth Conservation Corps arrives at Ohana ...
- GE Service Week - Final Day at Ohana Family Camp
- Day 5 - Elfun Service Week at Ohana Camp
- Day 4 - GE Elfuns Work Week at Ohana Camp
- Ohana Camp Elfun Service Volunteers Tackle Day 3
- G.E. Volunteer Work Week at Ohana Camp
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1 comments:
It looks to me like the ground used to slope away to the northeast more steeply. It would be fascinating to take some contemporary 'duplicates' of some of the historic views, and compare them side by side.
-Skip
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