A pictorial history of the University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp (1921-2005), 2006 / by Annie Marshak Dowling.

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A pictorial history of the University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp (1921-2005), 2006 / by Annie Marshak Dowling.

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Research paper with illustrations prepared as part of Master's degree.

1 volume.

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Fresh Air Camp (University of Michigan)

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The University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp was started in 1921 by Lewis Reimann and Thomas Evans, the former of whom served as the camp's first director. The camp began as a volunteer driven organization of students involved with the Student Christian Association, with the goal of providing outdoor experience to underprivileged, mostly urban youth. For the first three years, the camp was held in different locations, but in 1924, through a gift of Virginia Ives, it acquired a permanen...

Dowling, Annie Marshak.

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Student in Historic Preservation program at Eastern Michigan University. From the description of A pictorial history of the University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp (1921-2005), 2006 / by Annie Marshak Dowling. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 85778971 ...