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- All photographic material: Includes negatives and slides
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Photographs
- NT Stereographs
File consists of photographs of staff training, group lectures inside the main lodge, cookout, campers in the Daca stream, marshmallow roast, tree house, tenting, campers playing, swimming, canoeing, learning in nature, archery, arts and crafts, riding lessons, totem pole, “Indian” lore, feeding the chickadees, forest, cooking on the fire, camp awards, playing in the stream, water balloon toss, bobbing for apples, make-up day, parents’ night, Richildaca staff, pirate day, and the exterior of J.T. cabin. Individuals photographed and identified include Bev Craig, Melissa Lieberman, Christine Cooper “Tribe”, Kim Gardiner, Nicole Faisoux, John Stoner, Stuart MacKay, Sue Browne, Jan, Ken, Lynn Busby, Jody Loyd, Elizabeth Montieth, Paul Henry, and Susan Slipacoff.
File consists of photographs of campers, campers canoeing, swimming, arts and crafts, braiding hair, climbing, sleeping, and a kitten.
File consists of photographs of campers, overnight community dinner, interior and exterior of cabins, the construction of cabins, kittens, swimming, and the construction of the barn. Individuals photographed and identified include Judy McCutcheon, Jim Campbell’s Sr. Boys, Marion’s Group, Sue Church, Cindy, Jeannie Marion, Jim Grey, Dorien, Dave [Rye?] Hack, Dorien, and Bea Williams.
File consists of photographs of groups of campers and counselors, campers singing, and cooking on the fire. The individuals photographed are identified under each photograph.
Fonds consists of records documenting the administration of Camp Richildaca and the experiences of staff and campers. Records include administrative records,staff manuals, outdoor education manuals and curricula, photographs, photo albums, slides, and other resource material related to Camp Richildaca. Camp activities documented include arts and crafts, camping, swimming, canoeing, singing, and learning about nature.
Camp RichiladacaThis addition to the fonds consists of 46 glass slides depicting a variety of camp scenes: people and activities, waterfront programme, visitors, sports day and other events. All of the slides were taken at Camp Pine Crest.
Camp Pine Crest