Collection number: MC 288 [Stored Offsite]
Size:
(14 boxes)
(13 cu.ft.)
About the Pinewoods Camp, Inc.
Pinewoods Camp at Long Pond in Plymouth, Massachusetts is the oldest continuously operating facility for traditional dance and music in the United States. It has been in existence since 1919 and attracts enthusiastic participants from throughout America and around the world. Initially founded by Helen Storrow, it was continued by the Conant family until being purchased through the donations of its own campers when it became Pinewoods Camp, Inc.
Helen Osborne Storrow was a Boston philanthropist and an active supporter of the Girl Scouts movement. In 1917 she founded the first National Girl-Scout Leadership Training School at the Winsor School in Boston. In 1919 she moved the school to her property on Long Pond. The Camphouse was built at this time, and the camp was named “Pine Tree Camp” after the Pine Tree Patrol system. The Girl Scout programs continued to be held there until 1935, at which time they were moved to a different property nearby and the name was changed from Pine Tree to Pinewoods Camp.
Mrs. Storrow was also involved in the growth and development of English country dancing in the U.S.A. and was president of the “American Branch of the English Folk Dance Society” from 1916 until her death in 1944. At Pine Tree Camp, she combined her two passions by inviting the staff of the American Branch to teach English Country Dance and the Morris to the Girl Scouts. Dancing has remained a constant part of the program.
In 1925 and 1926, the Boston Centre of the Branch, acting somewhat autonomously, persuaded Mrs. Storrow to let them hold its own summer school at Long Pond. It was at this time that the dance pavilion C# was built – named in tribute to the founding father of the English folklore revival, Cecil Sharp, who had recently died. It wasn’t until 1933 though, when Mrs. Storrow offered the camp to the American Branch as a permanent home for their summer school, that the true nature of Pinewoods Camp took hold. Dance camp continued to be run by the American Branch until that organization was dissolved in 1937. At this time, a new national society was formed in its place with New York as its designated center, and its name eventually became the Country Dance and Song Society (CDSS). It subsequently directed the adult dance program each summer at Pinewoods Camp under the leadership of May Gadd, a teacher and organizer sent from England by Cecil Sharp. She was devoted to maintaining the high standards set forth by the English Folk dance Society (EFDS). Classes were assigned by skill level and attendance was required for each class. Also in 1933, the care of the property itself was turned over to Lily Conant, who had been Mrs. Storrow’s close friend ever since she arrived in America. Lily had been sent by Cecil Sharp in 1915 as a teacher of English Country Dance and Morris for the American Branch. When Helen Storrow died in 1944, she bequeathed the camp to Lily and her husband, Richard Conant.
The Conants ran the dance camp as a labor of love, often operating with a deficit and always with very little money available for capital improvements or maintenance. During this time CDSS expanded its programs to include a folk music week and a chamber music week. The camp was also made available to other non-dancing groups, and some of the houses were rented out to families for summer vacation use. The Pilgrim Fellowship held retreats and workshops there for teenagers, and for 30 years Richard Conant hosted a social-workers weekend called the Pinewoods Institute.
In the early 1950s, the Country Dance Society-Boston Centre started its own weekend session. The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society’s Boston Branch also started a weekend session in 1953 – the first Scottish dance weekend in North America - and the Folk Arts Center of New England scheduled its first session at Pinewoods in 1977.
On the death of Richard Conant, Sr. in 1975, the property went to his son, Rick. Not wanting the continuous struggle of maintaining the camp, Richard Conant, Jr. encouraged the creation of a non-profit organization to which the camp could be sold. Pinewoods Camp Inc. (PCI) was subsequently formed, and proceeded to raise the necessary funds for the purchase of the camp property. A major campaign was conducted to raise the funds from the campers themselves. For over a year, auctions, dances, raffles and bake sales were held, and personal donations solicited. The enthusiasm was contagious, $180,000 was raised – $100,000 for the camp and $80,000 for maintenance - and in 1976 the transfer was completed.
PCI’s Board of Directors was constructed to represent the three then-current user groups (program providers) with the majority from CDSS, as it was the largest user of the camp. Also included was a Conant family member, a Six-Ponds-area neighbor, and four At-Large directors. (A representative of The Folk Arts Center was added in the 1990s.) The first camp manager hired by PCI was Gerda Conant, wife of Richard, Jr., and so a seamless transition was made. The first task, after the purchase, was to set about attending to the many years of deferred maintenance.
About the Pinewoods Camp Collection
This collection contains legal/real estate materials from the early Girl Scout camp, as well as correspondence, photos, financials, publications, and organizational materials from the running of the Pinewoods Dance Camp. Included are deeds, maps, water tests, and environmental reports, both from the early Girl Scout Camp and the later Pinewoods Dance Camp. Correspondence from May Gadd, director Rick Conant, and many others is supplemented by photographs spanning the entire 101 years represented. Financial and organizational materials from running the dance camps are complimented by camper lists, donor lists, and the like. The collection concludes with a small number of CDSS publications and Pinewoods Post newsletters.
Administrative Information
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], [Folder], [Box], Pinewoods Camp Collection, 1907-2008, MC 288, Milne Special Collections and Archives, University of New Hampshire Library, Durham, NH, USA.
Acquisitions Information
Gift of the creating organization, 2010-2014
Related Material
VC 1: Gloria Berchielli: Photos of Pinewoods Through the Years
Collection Arrangement
Collection is in original order as received.
Collection Contents
Series 1: Correspondence, Physical History of Camp and Lands, 1913-1998
(3 boxes)This series contains correspondence related to Pinewoods, as well as physical plant materials such as water tests. A small number of photographs are included.
| Box 1 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 1, Folder 1 | Pinewoods Camp Sewage System Locations, Plans | |
| Box 1, Folder 2 | History of Buildings at Pinewoods | |
| Box 1, Folder 3 | Application for MA Historical Commission "Historical Registry Status" 2005 | |
| Box 1, Folder 4 | Building Permits: Highlands Cabins, The Fine Companion, 1982 | |
| Box 1, Folder 5 | Maps, 1857-1995 | |
| Box 1, Folder 6 | Land and Building Tax Records, Descriptions of plots on Round Pond, Long Pond | |
| Box 1, Folder 7 | Deeds on Pinewoods land, information 1710-1828 | |
| Box 1, Folder 8 | Deeds for surrounding lands | |
| Box 1, Folder 8a | Long Pond, Round Pond, Long Pond dock | |
| Box 1, Folder 9 | Buildings: budgets, negatives, sketches | |
| Box 1, Folder 10 | Demolished buildings - Four-In-A-Square, Joe Brown House, Newbiggen I, The Rise | |
| Box 1, Folder 11 | Pinewoods land history | |
| Box 1, Folder 12 | Long Pond water levels, 1907-1998 | |
| Box 1, Folder 13 | Six Ponds area burial grounds | |
| Box 1, Folder 14 | C# building reconstruction plate, 1984 | |
| Box 1, Folder 15 | Steinway, Ruth Gardner: "Plymouth's Ninth Great Lot and the Six Ponds 1710-1967" (Pilgrim Publishers, 1976) | |
| Box 1, Folder 16 | Ed Wilfert notes in Pinewoods history | |
| Box 1, Folder 17 | Archive aids and expenditures, 1984-1996 | |
| Box 1, Folder 18 | Notes on land, buildings, budget, 1980s | |
| Box 1, Folder 19 | Pinewoods archive: general info | |
| Box 1, Folder 20 | Budget for archives, 1983-1984 | |
| Box 1, Folder 21 | Camper list tally, 1962-1997 | |
| Box 1, Folder 22 | Notes from an interview between Ed Wilfert and granddaughter of John Raymond, 1997 / song from Scottish Week, 1997 / Ward Littleton's remembrance of 1997 / Pinewoods logo as it evolved | |
| Box 1, Folder 23 | Miscellaneous notes from Ed Wilfert during 1997 / List of flora and fauna sighted at Pinewoods, 1997 | |
| Box 1, Folder 24 | Correspondence from Ed Wilfert to various people / Schedule for 1995 Ralph Page Dance Legacy Weekend (at the University of New Hampshire) | |
| Box 1, Folder 25 | Miscellaneous letters and notes by Ed Wilfert, 1997 | |
| Box 1, Folder 26 | Correspondence between Eileen and Ed Wilfert, 1994 | |
| Box 1, Folder 27 | Correspondence of Ed Wilfert with Hanny Budnick and Celia Wakefield, 1998 | |
| Box 1, Folder 28 | Boston Public Library archival use and notes | |
| Box 1, Folder 29 | Environment of camp | |
| Box 1, Folder 30 | Evidence of people at camp during the 1930s and 1940s / photograph of camp and other sites, 1950s | |
| Box 1, Folder 31 | Photographers of Pinewoods in the early days / lists of photos by Gloria Berchielli, Stan Levy, and Suzanne Szasz Shorr / short bio about Suzanne Szasz Shorr after her death / Obits for Suzanne Szasz Shorr | |
| Box 1, Folder 32 | Correspondence with Margory Shrigley | |
| Box 1, Folder 33 | Correspondence with Shag Graetz | |
| Box 1, Folder 34 | Information about Jack Langstaff | |
| Box 1, Folder 35 | Correspondence with Kitty Keller | |
| Box 1, Folder 36 | Correspondence with Bob Paul | |
| Box 1, Folder 37 | Correspondence with Bob and Kathleen Hider | |
| Box 1, Folder 38 | Correspondence with Russell Houghton | |
| Box 1, Folder 39 | Correspondence with Genny and Jack Shimer | |
| Box 1, Folder 40 | Correspondence with Simmonds and Blanshard families | |
| Box 1, Folder 41 | Correspondence with Roberta W. Yerkes (Blanshard) | |
| Box 1, Folder 42 | Interviews: Winfred Darke Sayer "Windy" conversation / Correspondence with Evelyn Lamond / Correspondence with Mackay family / info re John Hodgkin / Info re Gene Gowing / Info re Phil Merrill / Atossa Herring French (mother of Atossa Kramer) / Info re Mary Buckie / Miscellaneous lists from summer school dances taught / brochure for camp, 1949 / brochure from 1952 / history of Country Dance Society of America, late 1940s / info re Mary Pulverson Judson / New Yorker article on Cecil Sharp, Nov 4, 1961 / Boston Herald article on request for dance stamp, Aug 24, 1947 / newspaper article about dancing with scenes from Pinewoods, late 1940s | |
| Box 1, Folder 43 | Louise Chapin / CDS-Boston Centre information and history | |
| Box 1, Folder 44 | Early years of EFDS to 1932 | |
| Box 1, Folder 45 | RSCDS Scottish country dance at Pinewoods | |
| Box 1, Folder 46 | May Gadd information | |
| Box 1, Folder 47 | Obits and tributes for May Gadd / Louise Chapin / Ed's notes | |
| Box 1, Folder 48 | CDSS history | |
| Box 1, Folder 49 | CDSS publication list for early issues / Ed Wilfert's notes on publications | |
| Box 1, Folder 50 | CDSS at Pinewoods | |
| Box 1, Folder 51 | Ed Wilfert's notes, 1982-1997 | |
| Box 1, Folder 52 | EWW & CDS New York Center information | |
| Box 1, Folder 53 | Other CDS centers and camps: Pittsburgh Center 1963, New Camp 1981 | |
| Box 1, Folder 54 | Pinewoods archives: general correspondence | |
| Box 1, Folder 55 | Frank Raymond & Hudson House | |
| Box 1, Folder 56 | Early English dance NH, Bob McNair, GEorge Baker, Photos of theater, CDSS 1989 anniversary | |
| Box 1, Folder 57 | Mary Judson Materials | |
| Box 1, Folder 58 | Eliot Maine dance camp, 1915 | |
| Box 1, Folder 60 | Unidentified tintype of a woman ca. 1860s-1870s, found in a Pinewoods cabin September 1984 | |
| Box 2 | ||
| Box 2, Folder 1 | Eliot Maine camps 1914-1917; Amherst MA camp 1927-1932 | |
| Box 2, Folder 2 | Storrow dance school / Women's city dance club | |
| Box 2, Folder 3 | Cecil Sharpe information | |
| Box 2, Folder 4 | Early English country dance movement: Ted Viehman, Emma Wright Gibbs, Mary Neal, Peabody Family, Ed Yeomans | |
| Box 2, Folder 5 | Lily Roberts (Conant): EFDS Summer School, 1915 | |
| Box 2, Folder 6 | Obituaries, Interview with Phil Merrill, Storrow lineage, photos | |
| Box 2, Folder 7 | Lily Roberts in America (typed copy) | |
| Box 2, Folder 8 | Ed Wilfert: "Pinewoods 1972" interview notes | |
| Box 2, Folder 9 | Pinewoods in the press | |
| Box 2, Folder 10 | Articles on English and American dance, 1839-1923 (copies) | |
| Box 2, Folder 11 | Cecil Sharpe and Maud Karpeles: Letters to Lily Conant (originals), 1915-1924 | |
| Box 2, Folder 12 | Cecil Sharpe and Maud Karpeles: Letters to Helen Storrow (typed copies) | |
| Box 2, Folder 13 | Article about Cecil Sharpe, Smithsonian Magazine, 1985 | |
| Box 2, Folder 14 | Leaves & Needles album, 1995 | |
| Box 2, Folder 15 | Country Dance and Song article on Pinewoods: "Pinewoods 1939-1941" (1989) | |
| Box 2, Folder 16 | Folk Song Society information, 1937 | |
| Box 2, Folder 17 | English Folk Dance Schools in New England before Pinewoods: 1915-1932 | |
| Box 2, Folder 18 | Pinewoods memories from Joan Latady, Ellen Tillinghast (1940); Early CDS-BC workshops at Pinewoods (1940s) | |
| Box 2, Folder 19 | Wilfert: "Dancing at Long Pond: The Early Years 1933-1942" | |
| Box 2, Folder 20-26 | Pinewoods Early Years: 1933-1944 | |
| Box 2, Folder 27 | Conant's Pinewoods file, 1980s | |
| Box 2, Folder 28 | Houghton recollections of Pinewoods, 1935-1975 | |
| Box 2, Folder 29-36 | Wilfert: "The Conant Years 1966-1975" | |
| Box 2, Folder 37 | 1948 group photos, 1947 work weekenders | |
| Box 2, Folder 38 | Index of PW articles in the "Country Dancer" 1949-1968; Conant Long Pond ledger 1958-1975; Marlys Bixler letter, 1970s | |
| Box 2, Folder 39 | May Gadd EFDS program 1936, CDSS Spring Festival poster 1942 | |
| Box 2, Folder 40 | "Great Lady's Dance Shoes" poster copy | |
| Box 2, Folder 41-47 | Pinewoods Institute materials (social work conference held by Richard Conant): 1940-1968) | |
| Box 3 | ||
| Box 3, Folder 1 | English dancing, Storrow farm, 1913 | |
| Box 3, Folder 2 | Helen Osborne Storrow: Biographies, Memoir, Honors | |
| Box 3, Folder 3 | Joseph Lee (the younger) and the Community Boating connection (one of Storrow's philanthropies) | |
| Box 3, Folder 4 | Mrs. Storrow's birthday party on the Esplanade, Sept 21, 1997 | |
| Box 3, Folder 5 | Miscellany about Helen Osborne Storrow | |
| Box 3, Folder 6 | Portrait of Helen Osborne Storrow, 1939 | |
| Box 3, Folder 7 | Fall benefit dance, 1915 | |
| Box 3, Folder 8 | Article on Seneca Falls women's rights meeting, 1848 (photocopy) | |
| Box 3, Folder 9 | Helen Osborne Storrow memoir by Leonard Ware, 1940 | |
| Box 3, Folder 10 | Storrow / Osborn Family information | |
| Box 3, Folder 11 | Storrow research / Staturdy Evening Girls | |
| Box 3, Folder 12-13 | Ed Wilfert / Betty Burchell letters | |
| Box 3, Folder 14 | Lily Roberts Conant: Writings, Biography | |
| Box 3, Folder 15 | Lily Roberts Conant: "Lily Roberts in America," "Mrs. Conant Abroad," and "Lily Conant Memorial" | |
| Box 3, Folder 16 | Pinewoods Post, 1975: biographies of Lily Conant, May Gadd, Richard Conant, Helen Storrow | |
| Box 3, Folder 16a | Correspondence between Helen Storrow and the Conants, 1928-1944 | |
| Box 3, Folder 17 | Camp Crew info, 1975-1990 | |
| Box 3, Folder 18 | Crew book, 1998-2004 | |
| Box 3, Folder 19 | Crew lists and tasks, 1958-ca.2000 | |
| Box 3, Folder 20 | Crew photos by Tony Baker, 2003 | |
| Box 3, Folder 21 | Crew photos 1997 | |
| Box 3, Folder 22 | Pinewoods crew 1984 | |
| Box 3, Folder 23 | Crew photos 1992 | |
| Box 3, Folder 24 | Pinewoods crew 1998 and undated | |
| Box 3, Folder 25 | Pinewoods crew 2000: "Hillary for Senator" | |
| Box 3, Folder 26 | Crew photos 2000 | |
| Box 3, Folder 27 | Crew photos 1998 | |
| Box 3, Folder 28 | Crew / Camp history | |
| Box 3, Folder 29 | "Pinewoods Behind the Scenes" booklet, 1997 | |
| Box 3, Folder 30 | "Behind the Scenes" general notes | |
| Box 3, Folder 31 | Past crew managers | |
| Box 3, Folder 32 | Early Pinewoods Post materials | |
| Box 3, Folder 33 | Leaves & Needles: A samipler of songs, verses, cartoons, and more | |
Series 2: Photographs, Audio, Memorabilia, 1910-2006
(4 boxes)This series contains photographs, photographic negatives, slides, and audio/visual materials of Pinewoods campers and crew. Some reproduced photos from other sources, which Pinewoods only had temporary access to (and also photocopies) are filled with backup material for the appropriate Camphouse Archive albums, for example Girl Scout Years, Folk Music Week I, Prelude to Early Music Week, Conant Years.
| Box 3, Folder 34 | Girl Guides at Pine Tree Camp: Photos from 1919 | |
| Box 3, Folder 35 | Girl Guides Photos, 1919-1926 | |
| Box 3, Folder 36 | Girl Guides Photos, 1919-1926 (reproductions) | |
| Box 3, Folder 37 | Building and Grounds, undated xeroxed photos (ca. 1970s or later) | |
| Box 3, Folder 38 | Misc. unidentified camper photos, 1990s | |
| Box 3, Folder 39 | Hobby Horses, 1940s-1990s | |
| Box 3, Folder 40 | Misc. photos 1920s-1940s, 1980s | |
| Box 3, Folder 41 | Pinewoods photos negatives, 1939-1941 | |
| Box 3, Folder 42 | Pinewoods photos 1910-1940 | |
| Box 3, Folder 43 | Photos and negatives, 1930s-1940s | |
| Box 3, Folder 44 | Contact sheets for folder 43, 1930s-1940s | |
| Box 3, Folder 45 | Pinewoods photos, Sandwich & Plymouth MA, 1939-1941 | |
| Box 3, Folder 46 | Pinewoods post cards, 1930s-1950s | |
| Box 3, Folder 47 | Photos of camp and campers, 1930s-1940s | |
| Box 3, Folder 48 | Pinewoods photos, 1939 | |
| Box 3, Folder 49 | Pinewoods photos, 1930s | |
| Box 3, Folder 50 | Pinewoods photos, 1937 | |
| Box 3, Folder 51 | Negatives, 1939-1941 | |
| Box 3, Folder 52 | Pinewoods photos, 1940s | |
| Box 4 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 4, Folder 1 | Ellen Chafee Tillinghast photos of Pinewoods, 1940s | |
| Box 4, Folder 2 | Tillinghast and Mary Pulverman letters and photos, 1940s | |
| Box 4, Folder 3 | Photographs and Interview with Mary Judson, 1940s | |
| Box 4, Folder 4 | Photo slides from Purdue CLeaver, 1952-1956 | |
| Box 4, Folder 5 | Folk Music Week booklet with group photos from 1950-ca. 1973 | |
| Box 4, Folder 6 | Suzanne Szasz photos and index, 1956-1982 | |
| Box 4, Folder 7 | Post-war photos of Pinewoods, 1950s-1970s | |
| Box 4, Folder 8 | Photos of Pinewoods, 1950s-1960s | |
| Box 4, Folder 9 | Suzanne Szasz photos, 1950s-1980s | |
| Box 4, Folder 10 | Contact sheets/photos from Stan Levy, 1963, 1968-ca. 1970 | |
| Box 4, Folder 11 | Ken LaBarre negatives and contact prints, 1965 | |
| Box 4, Folder 12 | Chamber Music/Early Music phots, 1965 | |
| Box 4, Folder 13 | Folk Music Week: Staff and group photos, 1960s | |
| Box 4, Folder 14 | Fmaily Week photos from Judy Grunberg, 1976-1977 | |
| Box 4, Folder 15 | Camp construction and renovation photos, including Girl Guide compass on camphouse floor, 1980s | |
| Box 4, Folder 16 | Photos from Jacquiline Schwab, 1980s | |
| Box 4, Folder 17 | Misc. photos and contact sheets, 1980s | |
| Box 4, Folder 18 | Photo Inventory, 1984 | |
| Box 4, Folder 19 | Family Week photos by Kari Heistad, 1988 | |
| Box 4, Folder 20 | Aftermath of Hurricane Gloria, 1985 | |
| Box 4, Folder 21 | Family Week, including Abbots Bromley with bicycle parts, 1985 | |
| Box 4, Folder 22 | Camphouse reconstruction, 1986-1987 | |
| Box 4, Folder 23 | Pinewoods Remembered book, 1987-2002 | |
| Box 4, Folder 24 | Folk Music week revisions, 1988, 1990-1991 | |
| Box 4, Folder 25 | Ellen Chafe Tillinghast: "Pinewoods Remembered [1940s]", 1988 | |
| Box 4, Folder 26 | Bookstore steps before construction, 1992 | |
| Box 4, Folder 27 | Pinewoods camp and Pinewoods Morris Men, 1970s-1990s | |
| Box 4, Folder 28 | Winter building rehabs, 1993 | |
| Box 4, Folder 29 | Spring building work, 1993 | |
| Box 4, Folder 30 | Mushrooms, 1996 | |
| Box 4, Folder 31 | Pinewoods Photo Contest, and other photos, 1998-1999 | |
| Box 4, Folder 32 | Raccoon tracks, undated | |
| Box 4, Folder 33 | Photos (including 1 disc), 2000-2003 | |
| Box 4, Folder 34 | Postcard photos, 2001 | |
| Box 4, Folder 35 | Manager's office photos, 2002 | |
| Box 4, Folder 36 | Misc. photos, 1983-1999 | |
| Box 4, Folder 37 | Morris photos, Pinewoods, 1990s | |
| Box 4, Folder 38 | Misc. photos, 1980s on | |
| Box 4, Folder 39 | Folk Music Week photos, IDs, schedules, undated | |
| Box 4, Folder 40 | Folk Music Week 2004-2005 | |
| Oversize Box 1 | ||
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 1 | Oversize maps and tax divisions, early 1900s | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 2 | Copies of 1870s deeds to Pinewoods, surrounding areas, 1870s | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 3 | Girl Guide officers' Training School brochures, 1919-1924 | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 4 | Photographs of "Mrs. Storrow's Camp," 1930s-1940s | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 5 | WPA map, 1937-1940 | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 6 | Morris dancing, hymn singing, 1950s-1960s | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 7 | Pinewoods camp house photos, ca. 1940s-1950s | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 8 | Map of Camp Dorothy Carlton, 1958 | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 9 | Procession at Pinewoods Office, 1966 | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 10 | Runes & Regulations, pre-1997 | |
| Oversize Box 1, Folder 11 | Posters, English Week, 1999 | |
| Oversize Box 2 | ||
| Oversize Box 2, Folder 1 | Photo album "Folk Dance Camp, Long Pond, Plymouth, Mass., August 1939" | |
| Oversize Box 2, Folder 2 | "Save Boatman" teeshirt, undated | |
Series 3: Financials and Program Information, 1917-2007
(7 boxes)This series consists of chronolocally arranged financial materials related to Pinewoods dance camp (1941-1994), including budgets, donor lists, audits, and program costs. It is followed by program information (1914-1926). Pinewoods started as a Girl Guides Camp (ca. 1914-1926), became Camp Four Winds when purchased by Helon Storrow in 1926, and later became Pinewoods Dance Camp. Other names used were Camp Dorothy Carlton and Camp Storrow. Specifically dance-related program information picks up in the mid-1940s. Program files include Scottish Week, Early Music, Family Week, Folk Music Week, Chamber Week, etc., as well as information related to parking, attendence lists, work files, and more.
| Box 5 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Box 5, Folder 1-50 | Financials, 1941-ca. 1992 | |
| Box 6 | ||
| Box 6, Folder 1-30 | Financials, ca. 1990-1994 | |
| Box 6, Folder 31-60 | Girl Guide and Pinewoods program files, 1914-1974 | |
| Box 7 | ||
| Box 7, Folder 1-60 | Pinewoods program files, ca. 1964-1980 | |
| Box 8 | ||
| Box 8, Folder 1-60 | Pinewoods program files, ca. 1980-1984 | |
| Box 9 | ||
| Box 9, Folder 1-60 | Pinewoods program files, ca. 1984-1989 | |
| Box 10 | ||
| Box 10, Folder 1-60 | Pinewoods program files, ca. 1982-1992 | |
| Box 11 | ||
| Box 11, Folder 1-60 | Pinewoods program files and memorial scrapbook, ca. 1990-1994 | |
| Box 12 | ||
| Box 12, Folder 1-60 | Pinewoods program files, ca. 1995-2007 | |
Kendal Ghyll, Pinewoods
