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Originally Posted by camp guy
I absolutely can't believe that I didn't know about this thread.
My grandfather started Camp Wyanoke in Winter Harbor, and after his death, my father owned and operated the Camp untill he closed it after the 1975 season.
I was a camper and staff member between the years 1949 and 1975, and still live in Wolfeboro.
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My grandfather and his four brothers all went to Wyanoke (let's say circa 1918-25), and it was this experience that led him to buy a place on the Lake in the 1940s. I have a great old photo of him as a camper, carrying a flag, in his "W" shirt. I went to Belknap, as did my brother, cousin, and two sons. Both daughters went to Huckins from an early age, and went through the leadership ranks -- one later became assistant director. Two nieces also did many years at Huckins, and one just returned. Can't beat it.