University of Michigan President Harry B. Hutchins with faculty and regents at Camp Douglas

front row left to right: Walter Sawyer, Harry B. Hutchins, Junius C. Beal; behind Beal: C. E. Johnson, ? , Howard Merrick

Going to camp on the Au Sable & Northwest R.R.

On verso: A picnic for some visiting friends; Going to camp on the Au Sable & Northwestern RR. Henry Martyn Loud, Mary L. Gay, his daughter, Jim Tally, Edwin F. Gay, Edward F. Loud, Henry Nelson Loud, Mrs. Connine, Mrs. Greene Pack? or Grace Pack, Miss Marian Loud, Mrs. J.B. Tuttle, Edwin F. Holmes, Harriet Holmes, Helen Holmes, Olive Holmes, George A. Loud, Greene Pack, Jack Millen, Emerson Smith

Man at camp with fish

On verso: no. 33

Hemlock Camp near Mt. Robson, Grand Forks River

James Oliver Curwood by tent

Chapel and Educational Facility, U. S. Army, Camp Wildflecken, Germany, 1980-1983

[Conceptual Sketch], untitled. Blue ink sketch on steno pad paper, 6x9 inches [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

Chapel and Educational Facility, U. S. Army, Camp Wildflecken, Germany, 1980-1983

[Conceptual Sketches], untitled. Ink sketches on two sides of graph paper, 8 1/2 x 11 inches [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

Group of girls and boy on picnic table at Green Pastures Camp

On verso: Arts and crafts

Nurse and girls at Green Pastures Camp

Crimp in lower, right-hand corner: Sonny Edwards Exclusive

Children going to Green Pastures Camp

On verso: Robert Moseley, Photographer, Townsend 5-0367

Boys in front of bus at Green Pastures Camp

On verso: Robert Moseley Photographer, Townsend

Jane Camp and Barbara Lorch on bicycles

Daybook, image #45

Japanese Prison Camp No. 1, Cabanatuan, P.I.

On verso: This prisoner was so hungry, that he escaped one night through the fence and went to a neighboring barrio (town) and got some food from a Filipino. He got caught coming back through the fence by a Japanese guard. The Japanese Camp commander got the whole camp out of bed and assembled at one of the camp stages where he made a speech on the futility of escape. The prisoner was paraded around camp for several days (without food or water) and then taken out of camp and beheaded.

Planting plan for residence of Mr. C.B. Camp; Oak Park, Illinois

Ink on linen. Location, types, amounts of plantings; garden, pool, footpaths; notes. Signed. 63 x 45 cm. Scale: 1"=10' [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]