Camp 12 Pines
General info
Dates of Operation:
1927-1977
Location:
Parish, NY
Lake:
Lake Coan
Camp 12 Pines
The land that Camp 12 Pines stood on was part of the Charles Crim Farm located in Parish, New York. The first summer camp was held in 1927. The camp was so named because of the large pines that stood on the property. However, in 1950, a hurricane blew down many of these pines. With the Merger of the Oswego County Council and the Onondaga Council in 1969, the camp was no longer needed and was subsequently sold. The last summer camp was held in 1977.
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The mission of the William Hillcourt Museum and Carson Buck Memorial Library is to preserve the history of Boy Scouting in Central New York and to tell the story of Boy Scouting in the USA and the world.
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longhouse@scouting.org
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315 463 0201
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