Camp Andree Clark

The 135 acre wooded land across from the Macy Center in New York, was donated to Girl Scouts in memory of Andree Clark, by her parents Senator William and Mrs. Clark in 1920. The site was used to develop new programs for Senior Girl Scouts.

In 1937, the Silver Jubilee was held there. Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from all around the world attended. A special pin was designed for the event - shown below.

For awhile the camp was used as a council camp, but in 1979 it once again became a national Girl Scout site. Adults and girls from all over attend programs at

Camp Andree Clark.

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Read a camper's diary of the summer she spent 6 weeks at Camp Andree in 1928: Ruth Alden Clark's Diary

Camp Andree Clark Stationery

Camp Andree Clark pin 1922-1942

image: Sandy Jones

	1937 Silver Jubilee Camp Pin image donated by Carol and Ernie Altvater For the 25th Anniversary of Girl Scouting the first International Camp was held at Camp Andree Clark. Members from 26 countries came together at this Silver Jubilee event. This pin is from that event. Shirley Taylor of Tacoma, Washington attended this camp and was voted by Life Magazine reporters covering the event as the "Prettiest Girl Scout of them all".	Vintage Camp Andree Clark Patch dark green embroidery on white

	vintage image of a camper ringing the dinner bell	image - Michelle Jermy
	Photos from my visit to Camp Andree Clark

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