Up for your consideration is this vintage 1903 photograph of the Camp Idlewild boys club, located at Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire.
The photo depicts the boys in canoes, their sweaters have a large "I" logo.
This is an original photograph in the original oak fumed frame. The frame has some nicks here and there.
Please look at the photos for details. The original paper tag is on the back and reads "1903 Camp Idlewood".
The frame measures 12.5" x 9.5".
Camp Idlewild was a historic, long-running private boys' camp on Cow Island in Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire, operating from 1891 until 1975. It was known as the longest continuous running private boys' camp in the US at the time, featuring 200 acres, horse trails, and water activities.
Historical Highlights of Camp Idlewild:
Location: Situated on Cow Island, the third largest island on Lake Winnipesaukee, NH.
Duration: Operated from 1891 to 1975.
Activities: Included boating, horseback riding, and typical summer camp experiences.
Leadership: L.D. Roys was a notable long-time leader of the camp in the early 20th century.
Legacy: The site was eventually turned into a private association, with the main lodge and front dock remaining as common property.