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 Girl Scout Camps - Alabama




Camp Anderel
near Rogersville, AL on the Elk River
187 acres

1961

Michelle Jermy

current patch for Camp Anderel



Camp Blossom Hill
  Tarrant-Huffman Rd, Birmingham
     59 acres
        Day and Weekend Camp





This event was covered nationally and cause an outpouring of condemnation.
No one was ever brought to justice.






1954



Day Camp at Buckingham Farms


1958


Girl Scout Camp in a cave
Phil Campbell, AL
1928
Camp is run by Golden Eaglets!




Camp Cherry Austin
Camp Austin
1927
Tuscaloosa





1957

1936



1937

This 1943 wartime news clip mentions a Victory Garden!



Camp Cherry Austin still active as late as 1953.



Camp Cottaquilla
Anniston, AL
Formal Dedication May 29, 1949
300 acres



Caretaker's Home completed 1954

Architect's drawing for the Stanley Lodge 1960


1991


Camp Gertrude Coleman
Camp Coleman
Trussville, AL
1925
140 acres
named after the first commissioner of Girl Scouts in the Cahaba area.






Hello, I am Sarah Edwards, currently Chief of an Alumnae Service organization based in Birmingham, Alabama known as Wayfarers.
  Our group was organized in 1947 as a group of out-of-doors trainers who would teach campfire cooking in a city park in our area one evening a month.
 The three leaves are of the sassafras tree which is the only tree (that we know of) which has three distinct leaves.
 We have been having these membership pins made for our group since the 50"s.
 
YIGS,
 
Sarah Edwards, Chief of Wayfarers



Camp Hillcrest

Florence area, AL
active 1953
Day Camp



1953

1958






Camp Humming Hill
County Road 25, Elba AL
1994

267 acres







Kanawahala Program Center

KPC

Shelby Co, AL
1975
600 acres with a 45 acres lake - Lake Alice



Kamp Kiwanis
Lake Martin
110 acres



http://kkalum.org/KKAA_Officers.html

Alumnae Organization for Kamp Kiwanis




Mars Hill
Day Camp
1958



Camp Mary Bethune
west of Hobson City, AL
1964


1964


Camp Pauline Fletcher
Bessemer, AL
1964


1964



Camp Pickwick
 Pickwick Dam, Muscle Shoals area, TN
1946-1948


Camp Scoutshire Woods
Citronelle, AL
56 acres





Camp Sid Edmonds
Bay Minette, AL
186 acres



Camp Talahi
near Birmingham, AL




Camp Tombigee

97 acres



Camp Trico
190 acres




Camp Willet
Peaceburg, AL
active by 1930
Closed 1941 by US Government to expand Fort McClellan


1930

1940


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