Above:
Capt. Roxie Remley (Women's Army Corps, WWII) visits Camp Snipesville.
Above, Right: Brett Walden and campers picking oakum in the workhouse at Camp Snipesville: Victorian Adventures.
Facing: "Mrs. Hampson" (Jackie Nunn) and Anna try to black out the windows before air raids begin.
Capt. Roxie Remley (Women's Army Corps, WWII) visits Camp Snipesville.
Above, Right: Brett Walden and campers picking oakum in the workhouse at Camp Snipesville: Victorian Adventures.
Facing: "Mrs. Hampson" (Jackie Nunn) and Anna try to black out the windows before air raids begin.
At Camp Snipesville, kids ages 8-12 enter a week-long world of make-believe. Starting out in the fictional town of Snipesville, campers are soon get swept into solving mysteries with real artifacts and manuscripts; visiting the past in unique time-travel moments with costumed characters; and lots of music, games, and crafts. Directed by Annette and a team of lively and experienced staff, Camp Snipesville is NOT your usual history lesson.
For more information and registration, please visit Imaginative Journeys.
For more information and registration, please visit Imaginative Journeys.
Dr. Annette Laing
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Camp Snipesville
When history is the subject, there's no substitute for being there.
Please visit the site of my non-profit, Imaginative Journeys, to learn more about Camp Snipesville and our other non-boring programs for kids!
