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Front Cover of Photo Album, showing the "Leaning Pine" along the Massawepie Lake shore
between Camp Pioneer and Camp Mountaineer |
Index Map of Photo Album |
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Close-up map of Hotel (now Camp Pioneer) area from Index Map of Photo Album |
1) From Gale, looking across Catamount Pond toward Massawepie |
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2) The Park House (near current Massawepie Trek Building; used as caretaker residence during Sykes era; home of Burgdorf family starting Fall, 1951; burned down May 16, 1953, after new Property Superintendent residence built near shop by Catamount Pond) |
3) The Hotel Service Quarters (in current field near Pioneer Scoutcraft area) |
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4) The Hotel Childwold (previously Childwold Park House, near current Pioneer flagpole) from Massawepie Road |
5) The Hotel Childwold from the Woods Path (near current Indian troop site) |
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6) The path to Camp Sorghum (probably from near Newcomb troop site) |
7) Camp Sorghum (former Pioneer office 1952-1970, now site of Camp Pioneer Handicraft Building) |
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8) The George Sykes' Cottage (probably above current Camp Pioneer campfire circle) |
9) The Dorr Cottage (in field SE of Camp Pioneer Dining Hall) |
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10) Bishop Flint's (near current Staff Showerhouse; Charles Flint was a Methodist bishop in Syracuse) |
11) Number Twelve Cottage ("Addison Cottage" during hotel era, now location of Camp Pioneer Dining Hall) |
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12) The Clyde Sykes' Cottage (also called Number Fourteen, rear view, located in field at N end of Camp Pioneer Dining Hall) |
13) The Clyde Sykes' Cottage (also called Number Fourteen, front view) |
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14) The Path to the Beach (near current Camp Pioneer waterfront |
15) The "Crooked Pine" on the beach |
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16) The "Birches" at the Massawepie Lake inlet NW of the Camp Pioneer Boating area |
17) The hotel boathouse and Mt. Arab from the rocks west of the inlet (along lakeshore near current Camp Pioneer chapel) |
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18) Crown Point (now Pontiac Point) and Camp Manhattan (now Inspiration Point, location of the Camp Mountaineer campfire circle) from the rocks west of the inlet (along lakeshore near current Camp Pioneer chapel) |
19) The tree atop the rock (near current Camp Pioneer chapel) |
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20) Approaching the "Leaning Pine" (along Massawepie Lake shore about halfway from Camp Pioneer to Camp Mountaineer) |
21) Crown Point (now Pontiac Point) from the "Leaning Pine" |
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22) The "Leaning Pine" |
23) The Beach (now the Camp Pioneer Beach) |
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24) The "Big Cottage" (used by W.L. Sykes and his two daughters, Ruth Sykes Sherwood and Grace Sykes Wheaton, and their families; was Wahigun Cottage during the hotel era; now Cranberry troop site) |
25) Number Six Cottage (Tamarach Cottage during the hotel era, used by Scouts as Health Lodge 1952-58, then Staff Lounge and Central Trail Store until 1975) |
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26) The Roy Sykes' Cottage |
27) Number Four Cottage |
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28) Number Five Cottage? |
29) Number Two Cottage (now along the white trail between Camp Pioneer and Camp Voyageur) |
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30) Number One Cottage (Burnside Cottage during the hotel era, now along the white trail between Camp Pioneer and Camp Voyageur) |
31) The Island (Camp Isola during the hotel era, now Eagle Island, viewed from current Vingo outpost) |
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32) Crown Point (now Pontiac Point) and Mount Matumbla, from the cove just west of Pontiac Point |
33) Crown Point (now Pontiac Point) looking west |
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Back Cover of album, repeat of photo #12, with credit |
Sketch Map by George W. R. Sykes, showing the location and uses of the various former
hotel buildings during the Sykes Era, 1917-1951 (Not part of Dreby photo album) |
