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Description
Campers at Sidney Lanier Camp in Eliot pose in their American Indian outfits. The camp, which operated from 1908-1940, led young people through stages of learning to live.
The earliest was the "primitive community" that led to a sense of individual powers. Next was the "tribal community," based on American frontier life, to practice individual power in group relations. The highest stage was "farm and home," a social unit that represented the spiritual or highest form of organized relationships.
About This Item
- Title: Lanier Camp, Eliot, ca. 1910
- Creator: Sidney Lanier Camp
- Creation Date: circa 1910
- Subject Date: circa 1910
- Location: Eliot, York County, ME
- Media: Photoprint
- Dimensions: 7.8 cm x 13 cm
- Local Code: Col. 1018, Ser. 5, Box 4, Env. 5
- Collection: Lanier Camp (Eliot, Me.) papers
- Object Type: Image
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- Camps--Maine--Eliot
- Costume
- Indians of North America--Clothing
- Lanier Camp (Eliot, Me.)--Photographs
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