Exhibit Details
“Sign, sign, everywhere a sign …“. This exhibit is dedicated to the signs that helped us find our way to Camp and once there, find our way around Camp.
Camp Horseshoe Signs
Display Details
Camp Horseshoe has a plethora of signs directing you where to go and letting you know where you are once you get there, with a few reminding of you why you’re here along the way.
Pictures 
Camp Horseshoe Route 1 Sign
2001 – Contributed by Jim Battenfelder
The Camp Horseshoe sign, located at the intersection of Route 1 and Red Pump Road, is constructed of steel and has directed thousands into the camp.
Camp Sign
Contributed by John B. Rettew III
This metal sign has greeted Horseshoe Campers for many years. It marked the old camp entrace off Route 1 before being moved to the new entrance farther north.
Camp Horseshoe Route 1 Sign
Contributed by Anonymous
The same as the current sign, but back some years when the signpost was a bit taller and the forests a bit thinner.
Old Camp Sign
1970 – Contributed by Rev. James Goudie
After surviving the bumpy drive along the Octoraro on the old camp road, campers were greeted by the Horseshoe sign near Kindness Center.
Horseshoe Sign
1968 – Contributed by Tom McCabe
Another look at the Horseshoe sign that welcomes all those who traveled down the Old Camp Road.
Horseshoe's Gate admonition
2001 – Contributed by John B. Rettew III
The Horseshoe's Gate admonition is the Boy Scout motto "Be Prepared". These are the last words seen as you exit Camp Horseshoe.
Camp Horseshoe Entrance Sign
1999 – Contributed by Jim Battenfelder
The Camp Horseshoe Entrance Sign near the Lane House.
HSR Sign
Contributed by Anonymous
Old sign directing visitors to HSR. <p><em>Where was this sign located?</em>
Front Gate Sign
2001 – Contributed by Jim Battenfelder
Through contributions from its members, the HSRAA was able to construct matching gates at both Camp Horseshoe and Camp John H. Ware 3rd.
Forest Fire Prevention
2005 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
"Smokey the Bear" sign reminding campers to be vigilant about preventing fires as well as listing the daily fire warning about the chance of a fire happening due to drought levels.
Welcome Troop Signs
2005 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Each week during the summer camp season, these signs display who's in camp for that particular week.
Horseshoe Road
2005 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Horseshoe Road sign, dedicated to G. Ernest Heegard for his many years as Camp Director of Horseshoe, got a facelift several years after the 1999 unveiling.
Stockade Trail Signpost
Contributed by John B. Rettew III
This signpost at the top of the Stockade Trail directs campers to some of the original campsites as well as some the newest.
Top Stockade Trail Sign in 2010
2010 – Contributed by Mark C. Hammond
This sign sat at the top of the Stockade Trail until about 2011, and this one included Dan Beard unlike older versions of the sign.
Stockade Trail Split Sign in 2010
2010 – Contributed by Mark C. Hammond
This sign sat at the split of the Stockade Trail until about 2011.
New Stockade Trail Signpost
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Furnished by the HSRAA, this signpost shows folks where to go for the Stockade trail sites.
Mason-Dixon Marker
2008 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Used to demarcate the boundaries of Pennsylvania and Maryland in the 1760s because of a land dispute, this marker is one of the original laid down by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon. This one resides near the present-day Archery Range.
Moose Crossing
2001 – Contributed by Jim Battenfelder
2008 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
One Way Around the Loop
2008 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The One Way sign directs drivers counter-clockwise around the loop. In the background, <strong>Karl "Moose" Winsch</strong> is also walking that direction.
Boat Docks Sign
2008 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Boat Docks sign directs you to the… boat docks.
Campfire Service Road
2005 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Lots of logs and other materials must find their way down to Achgeketum Circle in preparation for Saturday Night campfires or OA ceremonies and this sign directs the architects there.
Staff Parking
2008 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The sign speaks for itself. This is located at the Old Quonset Hut.
Dan Beard Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Dan Beard Campsite.
Dan Beard Sign
2022 – Contributed by Steven D'Antonio
Here is the Dan Beard sign in 2022, looking festive for the 4th of July.
Sherwood Forest Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Sherwood Forest Campsite.
Conestoga Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Conestoga Campsite.
Swimming Pool Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign to direct campers to the Horseshoe Swimming Pool.
Goodman Pavilion Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Goodman Pavilion.
Crockett Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for Davy Crockett Campsite.
Kit Carson Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Kit Carson Campsite.
Health Lodge Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Camp Horseshoe Health Lodge.
Boonesboro Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Boonesboro Campsite.
Horseshoe Headquarters Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Camp Horseshoe Headquarters.
Lenni Lenape Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Lenni-Lenape Campsite.
Col. Clifton Lisle Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Col. Clifton Lisle Campsite.
Rothrock Campsite Sign
Contributed by Rev. James Goudie
Old iron Rothrock Campsite sign.
Octoraro Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Octoraro campsite sign in 2021.
Octoraro Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Octoraro Campsite.
Schramm Campsite Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Schramm campsite sign at the trailhead to the site.
Horseshoe Road Sign
1999 – Contributed by John B. Rettew III
Horseshoe Road was named for G.E. Heegard at Chester County Council gala in 1999.
Taylor Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Bayard Taylor Campsite.
The Original Trailblazers Sign
1996 – Contributed by Andrew Smith
The original Trailblazers sign in 1996.
Timberline Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
HSRAA sign for the Timberline Campsite.
C.O.P.E. Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This C.O.P.E. sign directs travellers from the new camp road up the Flag Pole Hill trail to the Allen Forssmark C.O.P.E. Course.
Mason Dixon Marker Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Mason-Dixon Marker sign installed by HSRAA.
Archery Range Sign
2013 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Here is the Archery Range sign that is part of the uniform signage done by the HSRAA back in 2010.
Older C.O.P.E. Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This C.O.P.E. sign goes back to the early 2000s, as well as the Flag Pole Hill sign (partially obscured).
7382 – Scout Law Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
This sign reminds guests and visitors that the Scout Law is the law of the camp.
Trustworthy Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Trustworthy sign is the first Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Loyal Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Loyal sign is the second Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Helpful Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Helpful sign is the third Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Friendly Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Friendly sign is the fourth Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Courteous Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Courteous sign is the fifth Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Kind Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Kind sign is the sixth Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Obedient Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Obedient sign is the seventh Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Cheerful Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Cheeful sign is the eighth Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Thrifty Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Thrifty sign is the ninth Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Brave Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Brave sign is the tenth Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Clean Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Clean sign is the eleventh Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Reverent Sign
2006 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Reverent sign is the twelfth Scout Law sign visitors will see upon entering Camp Horseshoe.
Murphy Trail Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Murphy Trail sign which includes the new "Boat Docks" signage as of 2024.
Timberline Sign
1996 – Contributed by Mark Schatz
This was the Timberline campsite sign in 1996.
Bill Hess
2018 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Some volunteers came across the original Grand Poobah sign at the 2018 Spook-o-ree.
Reverent Sign
2019 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The new Horseshoe Chapel Reverent sign went up in 2019.
Weather Rock
2010 – Contributed by Mike Arles
The Weather Rock sign, declaring all manner of weather conditions based on a single rock. Fascinating!
Chateau Aquatica Sign
Contributed by Dan Brown
This sign was hung on the Chateau which was used for the Aquatics Staff housing.
Welcome Back
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
This sign went up before the 2021 summer camping season to welcome back campers after a year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Browning Lodge Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Browning Lodge sign, part of the HSRAA signage project.
Rifle Range Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The HSRAA sign at the Camp Horseshoe Rifle Range.
Roberts Adirondacks Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The HSRAA sign at Roberts Adirondacks campsite.
Rothrock Adirondacks Gate
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Rothrock Adirondacks HSRAA sign.
Rothrock Gateway
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Rothrock Adirondacks gateway towering high above the fence line.
Rothrock Lodge Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The HSRAA sign at Rothrock Lodge, above the "legacy" sign.
Roberts Lodge Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The HSRAA sign at Roberts Lodge.
McIlvaine Lodge Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The HSRAA sign at McIlvaine Lodge, next to the "legacy" sign.
White House Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The White House sign, part of the HSRAA signage project.
Handicraft Sign
2010 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Handicraft sign, part of the HSRAA signage project.
Disc Golf
2021 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Here is the sign at the top of the Disc Golf course that begins at the old Basketball court near the Kindness Center.
Scout Law Sign
1968 – Contributed by Tom McCabe
Here is the Scout Law sign that adorned the old camp road.
Gateway Sign Replacement
2022 – Contributed by Damon Sinclair
Due to damage, the gateway signs were replaced in 2022 – here is the one for Camp Horseshoe (front).
Gateway Sign Replacement
2022 – Contributed by Damon Sinclair
Due to damage, the gateway signs were replaced in 2022 – here is the one for Camp Horseshoe (rear).
C.C. Cole
2023 – Contributed by Evan Ellwanger
The first camp ranger <strong>C. C. Cole</strong> was selected at the 2022 Fire & Ice Gala as the name for the newest camp shower house.
Goat Maintenance Area
2024 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This sign tells visitors that goats are "managing" the area near the Pole Barn for overgrowth.
Attack Goats!
2024 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This sign on the Pole Barn warns visitors to avoid the goats that are "managing" the area for overgrowth.
Tubing Launch
2025 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The "Tubing Launch" sign found down on the Horseshoe – Ware trail (Old Boatdocks Trail).
Golf Cart Parking
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The golf cart parking location near the top of Picnic Grove at the Loop Road.
Schramm Sign
Contributed by Andrew Coe
A sign on the front of Schramm Lodge.
The Mail Is In Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Smith
"The Mail Is In" Sign at Camp Horseshoe headquarters.
Videos
The Camp Horseshoe sign as seen in 1943.
1943 – Contributed by Tom McCabe
Camp Ware Signs
Display Details
Camp Ware has a plethora of signs directing you where to go and letting you know where you are once you get there, with a few reminding of you why you’re here along the way.
Camp Ware Jubilee Road Sign
2009 – Contributed by Mike DiDomenico
This sign is located at the intersection of Jubilee and Quarry Roads about a mile outside of Camp Ware.
Camp Ware Gateway
2002 – Contributed by John B. Rettew III
One of the early projects of the HSRAA was the construction of the Camp Ware Gateway.
Ware Gateway
2002 – Contributed by John B. Rettew III
Campers leaving Camp Ware are reminded of the Scout motto, "Be Prepared".
Handicraft Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Camp Ware Handicraft sign.
Archery – Chapel Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Which way to go? Archery or Chapel? Now you know.
Hawkeye Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Hawkeye Campsite sign for Camp Ware.
Jubilee Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Jubilee Campsite sign for Camp Ware.
Lawrence Lodge Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Lawrence Lodge sign for Camp Ware.
Gramm Lodge Sign
2013 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Gramm Lodge sign.
Macaleer Lodge Sign
2011 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Macaleer Lodge with new sign installed.
Innovation Center Sign
2016 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The sign outside the Innovation Center at Camp Ware.
Oswego Sign
2016 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Oswego sign at the front of the campsite.
Leatherstocking Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
Leatherstocking campsite sign at Camp Ware.
Hawkeye Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
Hawkeye campsite sign at Camp Ware.
Trapper Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
Trapper campsite sign at Camp Ware.
Mohican Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
Mohican campsite sign at Camp Ware.
Pathfinder Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
Pathfinder campsite sign at Camp Ware.
Jubilee Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
Jubilee campsite sign at Camp Ware.
Deerslayer Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
Deerslayer campsite sign at Camp Ware.
Oswego Sign
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
The sign for the Oswego Campsite at Camp Ware.
Innovation Center 2016
2016 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Camp Ware Staff enthusiastically shows off the sign for the new Innovation Center in 2016.
Camp John H Ware 3rd Sign
2024 – Contributed by Steve T Miller
The Camp John H Ware 3rd sign was installed on the HSRAA Flag Pole wall which was built in the first half of 2024.
Camp Ware Signpost
2022 – Contributed by Anonymous
This Camp ware signpost tells you a few different locations, but some of them are not very close.
Temporary Signs
Display Details
Some of these signs go up for special events, but other signs are auctioned off at the CCC Gala each year for naming rights to the Camp Horseshoe Loop Road, the Ware Dining Hall, and the Camp Horseshoe Rifle Range.
Loop Road Sign – Al D'Antonio
2018 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Loop Road / "Big Al" D'Antonio Sign
Loop Road Sign – Charlie Rogers
2019 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Loop Road sign that was hung in 2019 in Camp Horseshoe.
Loop Road Sign – The Coes
2021 – Contributed by Evan Ellwanger
The 2021 year's Camp Horseshoe signs are dedicated to Cindi & Alison Coe.
Octoraro Chiefs Sign
2022 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Octoraro Lodge Chiefs were chosen as the name for the Horseshoe Road in 2022.
Carnival Welcome Sign
2019 – Contributed by Dean Kaiser
A few store-bought signs accompanied the "homemade" (Photoshop) signs that were created for the 2019 Section NE-6B Conclave.
Carnival Signs
2019 – Contributed by Dean Kaiser
Here are some perhaps-not-very-accurate carnival signs at the 2019 Section NE-6B Conclave.
As part of the CCC Gala in 2021, the Rifle Range name was auctioned off, and <strong>Jacob Latch</strong> was chosen as he was the 4th great grandfather of the auction winner, <strong>Andrew Coe</strong>, and because he was Gen. George Washington's messenger at Valley Forge in the Winter of 1777.
Cusick Rifle Range
2023 – Contributed by Evan Ellwanger
The Cusick Rifle Range was the name chosen for the Horseshoe Rifle Range in 2023.
Watson Rifle Range
2026 – Contributed by Anonymous
From the 2025 Diamonds and Denim Gala bidding, Lynn and Stuart Watson won the naming rights to the Camp Horseshoe Rifle Range for 2026.
Portmanteau Sign
2019 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This unusual sounding name sounds like something out of Ancient Egypt, but it is actually a conglomeration of a few letters of each of the Council Presidents' last names during Scout Executive Charlie Rogers' tenure (2011-2018).
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These include NEU-(Russ Neubauer)-FA-(Patricia Farrell)-BU-(Mike Burg) and AL-(Harry Alberts)-MA (David Maxwell).
Dining Hall – Gutherman's Galley
2021 – Contributed by Evan Ellwanger
The Camp Ware dining hall is dedicated to the Guthermans for 2021.
Barr Family Dining Hall
2017 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Barr Family Dining Hall was the name of the Camp Ware Dining Hall in 2017.
Muddy River Gang – Camp Ware Dining Hall
2023 – Contributed by Evan Ellwanger
The Muddy River Gang was the chosen name for the Camp Ware Dining Hall in 2023.
Warewolf
2022 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Warewolf Hall was the name chosen for the Ware Dining Hall in 2022 as part of the CCC Gala auction.
Corbo Dining Hall
2026 – Contributed by Anonymous
From the 2025 Diamonds and Denim Gala bidding, the Corbo family won the naming rights to the Camp Ware Dining Hall for 2026.
Kitchen – Andrew Gentry
2022 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Andrew Gentry Memorial Kitchen was the auctioned-off title for the Camp Ware Kitchen sign in 2022.
JB Rettew Sign
2017 – Contributed by Anonymous
This Horseshoe Road Sign dedicated to <strong>J.B. Rettew III </strong> in 2017.
Ray and Andrew Coe Sign
2020 – Contributed by Anonymous
A temporary sign for <strong>Ray Coe</strong> and <strong>Andrew Coe</strong>, who won the gala prize to name the Horseshoe Road in 2020.
Cindi and Alison Coe
2021 – Contributed by Anonymous
A temporary sign for <strong>Cindi Coe</strong> and <strong>Alison Coe</strong>, family members of <strong>Andrew Coe</strong> who won the gala prize to name the Horseshoe Road in 2021.
Octoraro Chiefs Sign
2022 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Octoraro Lodge Chiefs were chosen as the name for the Horseshoe Road in 2022.
Loop Road Sign – Dolores Hagestrom
2024 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Loop Road sign in 2024 was dedicated to <strong>Dolores Hagerstrom</strong>.
Horseshoe Road Sign – Dolores Hagerstrom
2024 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This Horseshoe Road Sign dedicated to <strong>Dolores Hagerstrom</strong> in 2024 was initially spelled incorrectly before being corrected as seen here.
Horseshoe Road Sign – Dolores Hagestrom
2024 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This Horseshoe Road Sign dedicated to <strong>Dolores Hagerstrom</strong> in 2024 was initially spelled incorrectly before being corrected.
MRG Loop Road
2026 – Contributed by Anonymous
From the 2025 Diamonds and Denim Gala bidding, the Muddy River Gang won the naming rights to the Horseshoe Road / Loop Road for 2026.
MRG Loop Road Sign
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
From the 2025 Diamonds and Denim Gala bidding, the Muddy River Gang won the naming rights to the Horseshoe Road / Loop Road for 2026.
The Welcome Signs
Display Details
These signs were created in 2017 and are used every weekend – summer and winter camp – to denote which troop, pack, or special group is visiting the camp, or which special event is being held.
Welcome Troop Signs
2017 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
This spectacular-looking welcome sign was created by former Camp Director Mike Berkeihiser to replace the older signs that lined the camp road out by the pole barn.
Welcome Sign
2018 – Contributed by Anonymous
This welcome sign, erected in 2017, proudly displays the inhabitants of the week.
Decorated for the Spook-O-Ree
2017 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Camp Horseshoe Welcome sign is decorated for the first annual Spook-o-ree.
Welcome Octoraro
2018 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Camp Horseshoe welcomes the members of Octoraro Lodge 22 for the June 2018 Service Weekend.
Welcome Guests
2018 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Welcome sign includes the HSRAA and Vigil Honor attendees for this hot weekend in July 2018.
Welcome Sign
2018 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The welcome sign for the units who attended the 2018 Spook-o-ree, adorned with all manner of Halloween decorations.
Klondike Derby Sign
2019 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Welcome Camp Horseshoe sign welcomes those participating in the 2019 Klondike Derby.
Conclave Lodges Welcome Sign
2019 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Welcome to the 5 participating lodges of the 2019 Section NE-6B Conclave.
2020 Pre-Camp Staff
2020 – Contributed by Evan Ellwanger
Here is a picture of the 2020 Precamp staff, hanging out at the camp sign with their pandemic masks on.
Camp Welcome Sign
2020 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The Camp Welcome Sign displays the units in camp as well as the special event, the 2020 Spook-o-ree!
Welcome All
2022 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
The sign greeting visitors to the 2022 June Service Weekend.
Spook-O-Ree Sign
2022 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Welcome sign for Camp Ware is adorned with SPOOK-O-REE for the 2022 Spook-O-Ree.
June 2023 Welcome Sign
2023 – Contributed by Matt Stephens
Welcome sign for Week 1 of the 2023 Camp Horseshoe summer camp season.
Spookoree Sign
2025 – Contributed by Anonymous
A Cub from Pack 219 stands in front of the Spook-O-Ree sign at the 2025 Cub Spook-O-Ree.
NYLT Sign
2022 – Contributed by Anonymous
The Welcome Sign rolling out the red carpet for the NYLT staff and participants at Camp John H Ware in 2022.
Putting Up the Signs
2025 – Contributed by Anonymous
MRG hung the troop numbers for the 2025 Klondike Derby held at Camp Horseshoe in January 2025.
Welcome Sign
2025 – Contributed by Kerri Lea McFadden
Conclave staffers stand at the welcome sign before the 2025 Section E11 Conclave begins.
Welcome Sign for Octoraro
2026 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
Octoraro 22 is featured on the Camp Horseshoe Welcome sign for the 2026 April Service Weekend.
Newspaper Articles
Display Details
Anything documented in newspapers about the reservation signs will be listed in this display.
From the August 4, 1933 edition of The Daily Republican, this article discusses the new Camp Horseshoe sign directing visitors to camp.
1933 – Contributed by Andrew Coe
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