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Camp Names -Alphabetic OrderFormal Camp NameOrientationLocationAssociated with Another State LakeGenderYears Known to OperateOriginal Founders/ Director(s)Other Directors and/or OwnersAssociated with Jewish cultural / religious practices Photo / Doc linksWebsiteNotes and Stories
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Primary focus: Religious [name of Jewish demonination]; Zionist/Israel-focused; Yiddish; Many Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great Outdoors; Orientation Not Yet KnownState comma followed by town/city name name of other camps or national organization (JTS)Possible coding: kosher; Shabbat services; significant use of Israeli music and dance; Yiddish/Hebrew language
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Berkshire (boys)Camp Berkshire (boys)Jewish campersCT, Goshenboys1917 - 1924Irving Gemson, B.B. Greenberg, Julius C. Gluck, Joseph Marx, Robert B. BrodieCamp Berkshire (girls)Boys 7-17, Enr. 175, Staff 40, Fee $300; "The patronage is largely made up of Jewish boys from leading Eastern cities."
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Berkshire (girls)Camp Berkshire (girls)Jewish campersCT, Winstedgirls1919 - 1924Robert B. BrodieCamp Berkshire (boys)Girls 7-17, Enr. 135, Staff 35, Fee $350
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Camp BirchwoodCamp BirchwoodReformCT, GoshenDog Pond Lakeco-edpre 1946-1983Louis GlicksteinIrving GreenbergFriday night services and blessings
Most of the campers and counselors came from New York and New Jersey ... Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island predominantly
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Camp Ella FohsCamp Ella FohsMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsCT, New MilfordNew Yorkco-edoperating in 1982 ; now closedHarry D Katz (Bronx 1982-1983)East Tremont YM-YWHA"simple dietary laws observed" - 1982camper 115
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Camp LeonardCamp LeonardMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsCT, KentNew Yorkboys1926-1936Alexander Ziring (Bronx, NY)Camp Leonarehttps://vimeo.com/306242454staff 30 / campers 150 / fee $250 (1936)
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Camp LeonareCamp LeonareMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsCT, KentNew Yorkgirls1932-1936Alexander Ziring (Bronx, NY)Camp Leonardstaff 22 / fee $250 (1936)
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Camp NeewahCamp NeewahMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsCT, Winchestergirls1918 - 1936S L Peckermanstaff 20 / campers 100 / fee $200 (1936)
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Camp Ramah in ConnecticutCamp Ramah in ConnecticutReligious - Conservative CT, East HamptonMassachusetts (after 1965)co-ed1953 - 1965/68Jewish Theological Seminary / The National Ramah Commission Jewish Theological Seminary"All laws of kashruth / Hebrew speaking; educational and religious programs" (1982-1983)campers 300 (1982-1983) / moved to Palmer in 1965
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Isabella FreedmanCamp Isabella Freedman of Conn, IncReligious - NondenominationalCT, Falls Villageoriginally for women, later co-ed seniors1893- to date (2022) ; currently The Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center - HazonJewish Working Girls Vacation Societyoriginally (1893) incorporated as the Jewish Working Girls Vacation Society1982 - "simple dietary laws observed" / 2022 - "kitchen and dining room are certified kosher by the Hartford Kashrut Commission and supervised by an on-site mashgiach (kosher supervisor)." https://hazon.org/isabella-freedman/history/campers 120 (1982)
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LaurelWood CampLaurel-Wood CampCT, North Madisonco-ed1931 - to date (2022)Lowell I Gordon (New Haven, CT, 1982-1983)New Haven Jewish Community"Kosher food; one set of dishes" (1982-1983)camplaurelwood.orgcampers 184 (1982-1983)
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UtopiaCamp UtopiaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great Outdoors CT, Putnamgirls1919 - 1924Laura J. LiebowGirls 5-20, Enr. 100, Staff 20, Fee $300; "Utopia is a large recreation camp for jewish girls, which offers horseback riding and a variety of land and water sports. Courses are given in Hebrew, French, music and elocution, as well as coaching in school and college subjects."
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WabigoonCamp WabigoonMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsCT, WinstedNew Yorkboys1929 - 1936 ; closed in 1970Dr and Mrs J M Rosen (New York City); in the 1950s/60s by Gladys and Phil Brandsteinstaff 17 / campers 75 (1936)
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WahandaCamp WahandaCT, WinstedNew Yorkgirls1929-1970Dr and Mrs J M Rosen (New York City); in the 1950s/60s by Gladys and Phil Brandsteinhttps://youtu.be/ja-cdgQ8pso
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AccomacCamp AccomacMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Bridgtongirls1911 - 1958/59Founded by Corinne ArnoldPostcards on E-Bay and Card Cow
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Androscoggin AndroscogginMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, WayneLake Androboys1907 - to date (2022)Founded by Edward HealyPeter and Roberta Hirsch
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ArcadiaArcadiaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, OtisfieldPleasant Lakegirls1916 - to date (2022)Dr. Geroge MeylanLouise Fritts Johnson 4 generations of one family at the helmhttps://mainejews.org/photo.php?photoid=12811
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ArdenCamp Arden for GirlsMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oaklandgirls1926-?Mr. and Mrs Chester Teller
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ArundelCamp ArundelMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, ArundelLittle Sebagoboysclosed in 1955Camp Aquila across the lake= sister campArundel and Aquila both closedhttps://mainejews.org/photo.php?photoid=13762
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AshawaugCamp AshawaugMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great Outdoors ME, Bathgirls1922 - 1924Dr. Jane G. BunkerGirls 8-18, Enr. 20, Staff 5, Fee $300; "Camp Ashawaug, a salf water cmap for Jewish girls, not only offers the usual water and land sports, but horseback riding, arts and crafts, dramatics, dancing, hikes and overnight camping trips."
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Barta CampBarta CampMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, CascoLake Pleasantgirls1926 - now closedFounded by Elinor Barta
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BelgradeCamp BelgradeMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, North BelgradeGreat Pondboys1937 - 1983Founded by Mort Eiseman
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Birch CrestBirch CrestMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oaklandgirls1926 -1944Founded by Rabbi Joseph and Rose GorfinkleCedar Crest boyshttps://mainejews.org/photo.php?photoid=12594
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BrunoniaCamp BrunoniaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, CascoLake Pleasantboys1926-1968 Dave and Anne Mishelbecame Camp Samoset IIhttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=4983http://www.campbrunonia.com/
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Camp RamahCamp RamahReligious - Conservative ME, Mt VernonNew Yorkco-ed1948 - 1949Jewish Theological Seminary Jewish Theological Seminary
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Camp RunoiaCamp RunoiaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, BelgradeGreat Pondgirls1907 - to date (2022)Jessie Pond and Lucy WeiserPam Cobb/Alex Jackson
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CedarCamp CedarMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, CascoboysJeffrey HackerSue Hacker-Wolfhttp://www.campcedar.com/
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Cedar Crest CampCedar Crest CampMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oaklandboys1915 - 1944Dr. Rabbi Joseph GorfinkleBirch Crest girls
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Chickawah for BoysCamp Chickawah for BoysMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, HarrisonIsland Pondboys1920 - 1985Joseph Saltman and Celia ApplebaumNow Fernwood Covehttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=7968Jeff Grant is the alumni coordinator / now the site of Camp Fernwood Cove for girls
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CobbosseeCobbosseeMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Winthrop/MonmouthCobossee Lakeboys1902 - to date (2022)Steve and Nancy Rubinhttp://www.campcobbossee.com/
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Echo Lake CampEcho Lake CampMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oakland / Readfieldgirls1926-?
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FernwoodCamp FernwoodMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Polandgirls1921-Dr. and Mrs. Julius Bluhm German Jewish ImmigrantsMaxine King dtr of founders + Ellyn Blackhttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=4986
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Forest AcresForest AcresMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Fryeburggirls1926 - to date (2022)Abraham and Gertrude KraskerLisa and Geoff Newmansister camp to Indian Acres70% Jewish, Friday night candles lit, nonsectarian serviceshttp://www.indianacres.com/index.php
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Highland Nature CampsHighland Nature CampsMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, North Sebagogirls1913 - to date (2022)Mr./Mrs. E. Lehman/Estelle Davidsberg eventually became Mataponi"patronized by prominent Jewish Families"Highland Nature Camps became Camp Mataponi
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InawoodCamp InawoodJewish campersME, Alfredgirls1921 - 1924O. E. KupfermanGirls 7-17, Fee $350 (1924)
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Indian AcresIndian AcresMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Fryeburgboys1924- to date (2022)Abraham and Gertrude KraskerLisa and Geoff Newmanbrother camp to Forest Acres70% of campers Jewish, Friday night candles nonsectarian services
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Jo-Lee Jo-LeeMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, North Belgradegirls1920 - 1926Charles Berland (NYC 1982-1983)"limited to girls from the finest American Jewish homes"
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JosephCamp JosephKosher, Shabbat, Israeli counselors, Birkat, cultureME, Harrisonboys1956 - 1975Daniel Goldfarb (1982-1983)Associated with Camp Naomi and New England Section - National Jewish Welfare Board (1982)kosher, Shabbat services; "Dietary Laws strickly adhered to; two sets of dishes and kosher food at all time" (1982-83)https://mainejews.org/org.php?id=7925
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Kamp KohutKamp KohutMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oxfordboys girls started coming in 19921907 - to date (2022)Dr. George Alexander KohutLisa Tripler
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KennebecCamp KennebecMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, North Belgradeboys1907 - 1991Milton Katzenberg, Louis Fleisher, Charles FoxBecame Maine Golf Academy in 1991
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KennesuncookCamp KennesuncookMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Chesuncookboys1926
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Kingswood, Camp KingswoodKosher, Shabbat services, cultureME, BridgtonMassachusetts (affiliated with JCC of Greater Boston)Woods Pondfirst boys, then co-ed1913 - to date (2022)Ralph UnderhillMitch Morgan/Jodi Sperling // Charles Glovin (1982-1983)kosher, Shabbat services/themes, tikkun olam, ba'al taschit / "kosher meat used; no mixture of meat and dairy products; but only one set of dishes, etc" (1982-1983)campers 410 (1982-1983)
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KippewaKippewaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, MonmouthLk Cobbosseeconteegirls1957- to date (2022)Ginger and Steve Clare
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KodaKodaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Bridgtonboys1926- to date (2022)Dr. J. Koss/Ephraim WeinsteinMarty and Sylvia Silverman
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Lakeridge Manor Camp for GirlsLakeridge Manor Camp for GirlsMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oaklandgirls1955 - 1971Joseph and Sally (Gordon) Triedmanhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/207083442674005
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LanarkLanarkMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Cascogirls1960-1967Lantos/Clark families
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LownCamp LownJewish Comm. Council kosher, Shabbat services, BirkatME, Oaklandco-ed1945 - 1968Jewish Community Council of Maine kosher/services/Birkathttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=1223
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ManitouManitouMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oaklandboys1947 - to date (2022)Jon, Sara, Dave and Lisabrother camp of Somersetreligious componenthttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=7947
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MataponiMataponiMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Naplesgirls1910- to date (2022)Eugene LehmanMarcy and Dan Isdaner
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MatoakaMatoaka85% Jewish , Shabbat observanceME, SmithfieldEast Lakegirls1951 - to date (2022)Midge and Joe NathansonJason and Leslie Silberman85% Jewish, lights the Sabbath candles, wear white, Friday night serviceshttp://www.matoaka.com/
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MendotaCamp MendotaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, CascoLake Pleasantboysclosed by 1971
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Micah MicahKosher style, Shabbat services, Jewish cultureME, BridgtonPeabody Pondco-ed2001- to date (2022)Owner/Directors Mark Lipof and Jodi Sokoloffkosher style/Jewish culture /Shabbat programs/trip to Israelhttp://www.campmicah.com/
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ModinModinKosher, Shabbat services, Jewish culture ME, BelgradeSalmon Lakeco-ed1922- to date (2022)Founders: Jewish Educators Schoolman/Dushkin/Berkson Owner/Director Salzburghttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=4228http://www.modin.com/heritage/ideal.php
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NaomiNaomiKosher, Shabbat, Israeli counselors, Birkat, cultureME ,RaymondCrescentfirst a girls camp and later co-ed1954 - 1986Director: Leonard Katowitz / Director (1982-1983) Herbert KopinsCamp Joseph and the New England Section - National Jewish Welfare Board (1982-83)kosher, Shabbat services; "Dietary Laws strickly adhered to; two sets of dishes and kosher food at all time" (1982-83)Lewis Schneider, Emmy award winning writer/producer of "Everyone Loves Raymond" went to Camp Naomi for ten summers.
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PinecliffeCamp PinecliffeMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great Outdoors, mon demonin.services, Fri nightME, HarrisonCrystal Lakegirls1917 - to date (2022)Mildred and Esther HamburgerSue Lifter and daughternondenominational service on Friday nights
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Powhatan Camp for BoysPowhatan Camp for BoysMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Otisfieldboys1921 - 1996Ira Bloom and then his son Joel Bloom
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RapputakRapputakservices Friday night in EnglishME, Fryeburggirls1966-1983Howard and AJ RymlandFriday night services
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Seeds of Peace CampSeeds of Peace Camppeople from all over the worldME, Oxfordco-ed1993- to date (2022)Formerly Camp Powhatan
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Skylemar / Sky FarmSkylemar / Sky FarmMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Naplesboys1948- to date (2022)Founders: Herb Blumenfeld and Lee Horowitz Directors: Arleen and Shep Shepherd
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SomersetSomersetMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, OaklandEast Pondgirls1921- to date (2022)
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Songo Camp SongoMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Cascoboys1947 -Pleasant Lake / Camp attendees include William Berkowitz and Steve Passerman
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SunningdaleSunningdaleMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Standishgirls1935-1970Now Sunningdale Lodge event destination
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Sunny CrestCamp Sunny CrestMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, LeedsLake Androscoggingirls1917-?Moved location and became Camp Pinceliffe
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Takajo TakajoMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Naplesboys1947 - to date (2022)Jewish campers/no religious practices
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Tall TimbersTall TimbersMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Otisfield1945 - 1969
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TapawingoCamp TapawingoGreat OutDoorsME, Swedengirls1919- to date (2022)Founded by two Jewish women from Baltimore. Former owner/director : Jane Lichtman, 1984-2021 https://mainejews.org/org.php?id=2392http://camptapawingo.com/about.asp
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Tracy Camp Tracy (Harold Alfond Youth Center)Day Camp Jewish foundersME, Waterville?2011Lester Jolovitz, George Keller , Richard Hawkeslocal YMCA
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TreborCamp Trebor"catered to Jewish girls"ME, Fryeburggirlsclosed in the 70'smoved from Fryeburg to Stoneham"catered to Jewish girls primarily from NYC"
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Tripp Lake CampTripp Lake CampMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Polandgirls1911 - to date (2022)Cyd Bettelheim and Mrs. Caspar RosenheimLeslie Konigsberg Levy
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TrudaTrudaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Otisfieldgirls1902-1979Dibner Family
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VegaCamp VegaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, FayetteEcho Lakegirls1936- to date (2022)Ruth CohenCourtiss Familyhttps://www.campvega.com/girls_summer_camp/history/
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WaldenCamp WaldenMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Denmarkgirls1916 - to date (2022)Clara Altschul/Blanche HirschKathy Jonashttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=2393http://campwalden.com/
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WaziyatahCamp WaziyatahMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Waterfordgirls, then co-ed1922- to date (2022)Parker Family
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We-You-Wega (Wekeela)We-You-Wega (Wekeela)Many Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, HartfordLittle Bear Pondgirls, boys, then co-ed1922- to date (2022)Emma GraumannLori and Ephram Caflun
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WenonahWenonahMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Naplesgirls1908-1953May Baarsold the land to Skylemar in 1953
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West End HouseWest End HouseMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, East ParsonfieldLong Pondboys1908- to date (2022)James Storrowadded land and girls in 2008
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Wi-Co-Su-TaWi-Co-Su-TaMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsNH, BristolNew Yorkgirls 1920 - to date (2022)Pearl Rothman (New York City)https://www.campwicosuta.com/staff 14 /campers 75 / Fee $300 (1936)
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Wigwam WigwamMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, WaterfordBear Pondboys1910- to date (2022)Founders: Mandelstram/Lehman Directors: Bob and Jane StraussBar Mitzvah preparation
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WildwoodCamp WildwoodMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Bridgtongirls1916 -1953Rose SommerfieldLouis and Chelsey Kailbecame a boys camp in 1953Nick Kroll attended.
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WingoCamp WingoMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, WaterfordBear Lakegirls1950s - 1967Florence and Morris Berksold/became a campground
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WinnebagoWinnebagoMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, FayetteEcho Lakeboys1920 - to present Andy Lilienthalhttps://mainejews.org/org.php?id=2394campwinnebago.com
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WinslowWinslowMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Oaklandboys1921 - 1935Morris WaldmanArcadia & Arden Winslow became Camp CaribouCamp Winslow became Camp Caribou
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Woodland Springs/WoodlandsCamp Woodland SpringsMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsME, Bridgtongirls1921-1959sold/now camp condos
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BauercrestCamp BauercrestReligious- traditionalMA, Amesburyboys1931 - to date (2022)Joseph Bloomfield, Director (1982-1983)originally associated with Associated Young Men’s Hebrew Association of New England District Number Two Camp"kosher, dietary laws are observed" - (1982-1983) / "Our meals are [now] all “Kosher Style”, meaning that we follow the basics of Kosher rules (no pork or shellfish, meat and dairy separate, etc) but that the food we provide is not Kosher. If you do keep Kosher, we can provide Kosher meats and others foods for your child, but are restricted by our ability to maintain a true Kosher kitchen" 2022 websitehttps://bauercrest.org/campers 210 (1982-83)
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Camp ChebaccoCamp ChebaccoMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsMA, EssexChebacco Lakeboys1929 - 1959Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Ratshesky, and the Ratshesky FoundationAssociated Jewish Philanthropies (given to that org by A.C. Ratshesky)Offered Friday night services, and a daily minyan for those in mourning (per 1930 Jewish Advocate article)Founded for poor Jewish boys of greater Boston
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Camp KinderlandCamp Kinderland Secular; founded by Workman's Circle/labor circleMA, TollandNew York (begun in Hopewell Junction, NY) Has its own lake on propertyco-ed1923 to present"Founded by Jewish union activists in New York, who wanted to provide a summer escape from the city for working class families."Workmen's CircleSocial justice programming. "Camp Kinderland is a multicultural summer camp and community that honors our progressive secular Jewish roots through our commitment to economic, racial, and social justice."https://campkinderland.org/Begun on Sylvan Lake in New York. Moved to Mass. in 1976.
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Camp Lenox-In-The-BerkshiresCamp Lenox-In-The-BerkshiresMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsMA, East Leeboys1918 - 1936Harry Sperling (Brooklyn, NY)staff 30 / campers 110 / fee $250 (1936)
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Camp Mah-Kee-NacCamp Mah-Kee-NacMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsMA, LenoxLake Mahkeenac (now called Stockbridge Bowl)boys1929 - to date (2022)Joseph Kruger (Newark, NJ)Rachel and Jamie Chadwin https://www.campmkn.com/fee $200 (1936)
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Camp PembrokeCamp PembrokeMA, Pembrokegirls1982- to date(2022)Eli and Bessie Cohen (MA)Mrs Hadassah Blocker (MA 1982-1983)Eli & Bessie Cohen Foundation Camps, Inc"strictly kosher"https://www.camppembroke.org/
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Camp PrincetonCamp PrincetonMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsMA, PrincetonboysMrs. A. M. SilvermanJewish dietary laws observed. "On Friday evenings and Sabbath mornings religious services will be conducted under propoer supervision."For boys, ages 7 to 13. $190 for the entire season: "This includes everything but individual clothing and transportaiton to and from CAMP PRINCETON."
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Camp Ramah (Palmer)Camp Ramah (Palmer)Religious - Conservative MA, PalmerConnecticut (before 1965)co-ed1965/68 - to date (2022)Jewish Theological Seminary / The National Ramah Commission Jewish Theological Seminaryhttps://www.campramahne.org/contact/
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Camp To-Ho-NeCamp To-Ho-NeMany Jewish campers able to enjoy the Great OutdoorsMA, Great Barringtonboys1921 - 1936Peter Menaker (Great Barrington, MA), Leonard A Menaker (New York City)staff 24 / campers 95 / fee $250 (1936)
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Camp WatitohCamp WatitohJewish campersMA, Becketco-ed1936-to dateHenry and Babette DeSola Mendes until 1952; Louis and Frieda Glickstein 1952-1960;Shabbat services; meal blessingshttps://www.campwatitoh.com/past-watitohans/our-story/#:~:text=In%201936%2C%20Henry%20and%20Babette,Castle%20in%20Lenox%20as%20well.
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Crane Lake CampCrane Lake CampReligious -Reform (NFTY)MA, West StockbridgeNew Yorkboys1934-1936Emanuel E Sternfield (New York City), Aaron Tomberg (Bronx), Pauline Sternfield (Brooklyn)Union for Reform JudaismMitzah Corps, Israel, Shabbathttps://cranelakecamp.org/about-us/mission-vision/campers 90 / fee $300 (1936)
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Eisner CampUnion of American Hebrew Congregations - Joseph Eisner Camp for Living Judaismreligious - reformMA, Great BarringtonNew Yorkco-ed1959 - to date (2022)founders : Rabbi Dan Davis (NY), Sidney Roos (NY), Gilbert Tilles, Martin Cowan / first director Rabbi Leonard ZionMurray Stoopack (NYC 1982-1983)Union of American Hebrew Congregations"dietary laws are not observed"eisnercamp.org