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Boats in Green Harbor by Ian Britton
Boats in Green Harbor by Ian Britton		 Aerial Photo of Green Harbor & Brant Rock
Aerial Photo of Green Harbor & Brant Rock		 Fessenden's Wireless Station
Fessenden's Wireless Station		 Coast Guard Tower
Coast Guard Tower		 Ocean Bluff Beach Looking South
Ocean Bluff Beach Looking South
Shannon Rose Enters the Harbor
Shannon Rose Enters the Harbor		 Green Harbor from Duxbury
Green Harbor from Duxbury		 Harbor View
Harbor View		 Union Chapel
Union Chapel		 Green Harbor Beach
Green Harbor Beach
Bluefish Cove from Jetty
Bluefish Cove from Jetty		 Postcard - 1915
Postcard - 1915		 Map of South Coastal Marshfield
Map of South Coastal Marshfield		 Brant Rock Beach
Brant Rock Beach		 The Rock & Jetty at Brant Rock
The Rock & Jetty at Brant Rock
Lifesaving Crew
Lifesaving Crew		 Lifesaving Practice - from the Jackster Collection
Lifesaving Practice - from the Jackster Collection		 Lifesaving Station Multiview
Lifesaving Station Multiview		 Lifesaving Station in Winter - Blizzard 1899
Lifesaving Station in Winter - Blizzard 1899		 Coast Guard Station Postcard
Coast Guard Station Postcard
Brant Rock Coast Guard Station - Postmark 1947
Brant Rock Coast Guard Station - Postmark 1947		 Lifesaving Station with Penants Flying
Lifesaving Station with Penants Flying		 U.S. Lifesaving Station
U.S. Lifesaving Station		 Benjamin and Ruth Manter
Benjamin and Ruth Manter		 Brant Rock Coast Guard Station - Postmark 1931
Brant Rock Coast Guard Station - Postmark 1931
Lifesaving Crew
Lifesaving Crew		 Lifesaving Drill - Postmark 1905
Lifesaving Drill - Postmark 1905		 Lifesaving Crew - Postmark 1905
Lifesaving Crew - Postmark 1905		 See Page Three Also ----->
See Page Three Also ----->		 Chapel and Lifesaving Station
Chapel and Lifesaving Station
On the Day of the Geat Gale of 1896
On the Day of the Geat Gale of 1896		 Launching the Lifeboat
Launching the Lifeboat		 Crew with Beach Apparatus
Crew with Beach Apparatus		 Brant Rock House from the South - 1906
Brant Rock House from the South - 1906		 1893 Topographical Map USCG
1893 Topographical Map USCG
Green Harbor Aerial Postcard
Green Harbor Aerial Postcard		 Three Boats
Three Boats		 Blessing of the Fleet - July 2005
Blessing of the Fleet - July 2005		 Blessing of the Fleet - July 2005
Blessing of the Fleet - July 2005		 Ocean Street Looking towards the Fairview - Compare to next postcard....
Ocean Street Looking towards the Fairview - Compare to next postcard....
Ocean Street looking South - date 1910 - compare to previous image
Ocean Street looking South - date 1910 - compare to previous image		 Ocean Street - 1910
Ocean Street - 1910		 The Rock from the Beach
The Rock from the Beach		 Peace Haven Hotel
Peace Haven Hotel		 Ocean Bluff House
Ocean Bluff House
Bryant's Water Tower and Union Chapel
Bryant's Water Tower and Union Chapel		 Winship's Drug Store - 1950
Winship's Drug Store - 1950		 Charlie's Clam Shack / Blizzard of '78
Charlie's Clam Shack / Blizzard of '78		 Green Harbor Beach
Green Harbor Beach		 1879 Map Showing Railroad Depot
1879 Map Showing Railroad Depot
Ocean Bluff Beach
Ocean Bluff Beach		 Green Harbor Breakwater Panorama
Green Harbor Breakwater Panorama		 From the Waterfront at Ocean Bluff - 1915
From the Waterfront at Ocean Bluff - 1915		 Blackman's Point Trailer Park - 1940s
Blackman's Point Trailer Park - 1940s		 On the Beach at Green Harbor
On the Beach at Green Harbor
Brant Rock House
Brant Rock House		 Brant Rock House - 1914
Brant Rock House - 1914		 Piggy Back!
Piggy Back!		 Bird's Eye View #1
Bird's Eye View #1		 Bird's Eye View #2
Bird's Eye View #2
Brant Rock - 1907
Brant Rock - 1907		 View of Ocean Street
View of Ocean Street		 Lover's Rock #1 - Brant Rock
Lover's Rock #1 - Brant Rock		 Lover's Rock #2 - Brant Rock
Lover's Rock #2 - Brant Rock		 Ocean House
Ocean House
Brant Rock Pool Room - 1890
Brant Rock Pool Room - 1890		 Brant Rock Stables
Brant Rock Stables		 Winship Drug - Ocean Bluff
Winship Drug - Ocean Bluff		 Green Harbor Aerial
Green Harbor Aerial		 Humarock with Wooden Seawall
Humarock with Wooden Seawall
Fairview House
Fairview House		 Peacehaven Hotel
Peacehaven Hotel		 Rexicana Ballroom (Interior)
Rexicana Ballroom (Interior)		 Kayak on Green Harbor River
Kayak on Green Harbor River		 Beach and Cottages at Ocean Bluff
Beach and Cottages at Ocean Bluff
Along the Beach
Along the Beach		 Beach & Cottages
Beach & Cottages		 Brant Rock Beach
Brant Rock Beach		 From the Rock
From the Rock		 Green Harbor River with Tower
Green Harbor River with Tower
Surf at Brant Rock
Surf at Brant Rock		 The Seawall from Blackman's by Beth Oram
The Seawall from Blackman's by Beth Oram		 Lobster Party - by Beth Oram
Lobster Party - by Beth Oram		 High Road - Ocean Street - Brant Rock - Looking North
High Road - Ocean Street - Brant Rock - Looking North		 Seawall Park
Seawall Park
Brant Rock House from Beach
Brant Rock House from Beach		 View From the Rock
View From the Rock		 Bluefish Cove
Bluefish Cove		 Hewitt's Point
Hewitt's Point		 Beach Bathers
Beach Bathers
Ladies on the Rock - 1926
Ladies on the Rock - 1926		 Yellow Boat
Yellow Boat		 Santa at the Chapel
Santa at the Chapel		 Lone Man on Beach
Lone Man on Beach		 Snapshot 1961 - On the Jetty at Brant Rock
Snapshot 1961 - On the Jetty at Brant Rock
Over the Seawall - 1961 - Joe, Ginny and Steve
Over the Seawall - 1961 - Joe, Ginny and Steve		 2brguysatthewall.jpg
2brguysatthewall.jpg		 Kids at Brant Rock Beach
Kids at Brant Rock Beach		 On the Seawall at Brant Rock
On the Seawall at Brant Rock		 Kids on Rock with Lifesaving Station and Tower - 1956
Kids on Rock with Lifesaving Station and Tower - 1956
Brant Rock Tower - 1950
Brant Rock Tower - 1950		 White Rowboat - Brant Rock - 1954
White Rowboat - Brant Rock - 1954		 On the Beach - Green Harbor - 1950
On the Beach - Green Harbor - 1950		 Kids on the Jetty - 1956
Kids on the Jetty - 1956		 Green Harbor - 1950
Green Harbor - 1950
Green Harbor - 1950
Green Harbor - 1950		 Sunrise One - by Al Gaudette
Sunrise One - by Al Gaudette		 BRal6.jpg - by Al Gaudette
BRal6.jpg - by Al Gaudette		 BRal5.jpg - by Al Gaudette
BRal5.jpg - by Al Gaudette		 BRal4.jpg - by Al Gaudette
BRal4.jpg - by Al Gaudette
BRal3.jpg - by Al Gaudette
BRal3.jpg - by Al Gaudette		 BRal1.jpg - by Al Gaudette
BRal1.jpg - by Al Gaudette		 BRsunrisealgaudette3.jpg
BRsunrisealgaudette3.jpg		 BRsunrise5.jpg
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BRalsunrise3.jpg		 BRsunrise4alghewitts
BRsunrise4alghewitts		 Old Marshfield Skating Rink
Old Marshfield Skating Rink		 Bikes on the Beach - From Jackster's Collection
Bikes on the Beach - From Jackster's Collection
Aerial Postcard
Aerial Postcard		 Bluefish Rock with Wireless Tower
Bluefish Rock with Wireless Tower		 Fairview with Gazebo
Fairview with Gazebo		 Fishing off the Rock
Fishing off the Rock		 Green Harbor Beach Cottages
Green Harbor Beach Cottages
Green Harbor River
Green Harbor River		 Green Harbor Street View
Green Harbor Street View		 Grace Chapel - Green Harbor
Grace Chapel - Green Harbor		 Brant Rock House
Brant Rock House		 Brant Rock House with Surf
Brant Rock House with Surf
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1BRhousewithsurf2.jpg		 Classic Brant Rock Cottage
Classic Brant Rock Cottage		 Brant Rock Waves
Brant Rock Waves		 Moonlight Surf
Moonlight Surf		 Ocean Street Cottages
Ocean Street Cottages
South End of the Esplanade - Brant Rock
South End of the Esplanade - Brant Rock		 Peace Haven Hotel with Annex
Peace Haven Hotel with Annex		 Old Brant Rock Postcard with Wireless Station
Old Brant Rock Postcard with Wireless Station		 Greetings from Brant Rock
Greetings from Brant Rock		 St. Anns by the Sea - Ocean Bluff
St. Anns by the Sea - Ocean Bluff
Brant Rock Surf Scene
Brant Rock Surf Scene		 Wireless Station
Wireless Station		 Wooden Seawall
Wooden Seawall		 Green Harbor - Across the River - 1907
Green Harbor - Across the River - 1907		 Wooden Seawall at Ocean Bluff
Wooden Seawall at Ocean Bluff
Fishing off the Rock
Fishing off the Rock		 Brant Rock Banner
Brant Rock Banner		 Sailboat
Sailboat		 Beach People at Green Harbor
Beach People at Green Harbor		 Ocean Street Looking South
Ocean Street Looking South
Green Harbor - Boy on the Beach
Green Harbor - Boy on the Beach		 Sandy Hill
Sandy Hill		 Peterson's Store - Now & Then
Peterson's Store - Now & Then		 Marshfield Historical Commission Brochure - 1987
Marshfield Historical Commission Brochure - 1987		 Lou's
Lou's
Cottages at Ocean Bluff #1- 1908
Cottages at Ocean Bluff #1- 1908		 Cottages at Ocean Bluff #2 - 1917
Cottages at Ocean Bluff #2 - 1917		 Cottages at Ocean Bluff #3
Cottages at Ocean Bluff #3		 Cottages at Ocean Bluff #4 - 1912
Cottages at Ocean Bluff #4 - 1912		 Cottages at Ocean Bluff #5
Cottages at Ocean Bluff #5
Brant Rock - View of the Rocks - 1918
Brant Rock - View of the Rocks - 1918		 Ventress Library Collection - Drinking Rum with the Boys at Bluefish Rock - 1900
Ventress Library Collection - Drinking Rum with the Boys at Bluefish Rock - 1900		 Brant Rock - Ocean House - 1870 - Ventress Library Collection
Brant Rock - Ocean House - 1870 - Ventress Library Collection		 The Beach from Hewitt's Point - Ocean Bluff - 1910 - courtesy Al Phinney
The Beach from Hewitt's Point - Ocean Bluff - 1910 - courtesy Al Phinney		 Girls on Brant Rock Beach - 1890 - Ventress Library Collection
Girls on Brant Rock Beach - 1890 - Ventress Library Collection
The Chattenooga - 1888 - Off of Brant Rock - Ventress Collection
The Chattenooga - 1888 - Off of Brant Rock - Ventress Collection		 The Beach at Brant Rock - 1895 - Ventress Collection
The Beach at Brant Rock - 1895 - Ventress Collection		 The Beach at Brant Rock - 1895 - Ventress Collection
The Beach at Brant Rock - 1895 - Ventress Collection		 The Beach at Green Harbor - 1890
The Beach at Green Harbor - 1890		 1900 - Brant Rock Cafe and Brant Rock House
1900 - Brant Rock Cafe and Brant Rock House
Brant Rock - Peterson's Store - from the 2005 Marshfield Calendar by P. J. Mullen
Brant Rock - Peterson's Store - from the 2005 Marshfield Calendar by P. J. Mullen		 Trailer Camp - Blackman's Point
Trailer Camp - Blackman's Point		 Ocean House & Peterson's Store - 1870 - Brant Rock
Ocean House & Peterson's Store - 1870 - Brant Rock		 Minot Claims to be the Irish Riviera
Minot Claims to be the Irish Riviera		 On The Beach
On The Beach
Beach with Tower
Beach with Tower		 Brant Rock in Summer
Brant Rock in Summer		 Fishing Boat
Fishing Boat		 Boy in Surf
Boy in Surf		 Peace Haven Annex
Peace Haven Annex
Surf Along Ocean Street
Surf Along Ocean Street		 Beach Stairs
Beach Stairs		 The Rock from the Fairview
The Rock from the Fairview		 Surf at Brant Rock
Surf at Brant Rock		 SeaWall
SeaWall
Jetty
Jetty		 The Fairview - 1890 - Ventress Collection
The Fairview - 1890 - Ventress Collection		 Busy Main Street
Busy Main Street		 Grace Chapel - Green Harbor
Grace Chapel - Green Harbor		 Jetty View
Jetty View
Green Harbor - Beach Scene.
Green Harbor - Beach Scene.		 Green Harbor Church
Green Harbor Church		 Trailer Park - Blackman's Point
Trailer Park - Blackman's Point		 Brant Rock (Ocean Bluff?) Disaster of March 1931
Brant Rock (Ocean Bluff?) Disaster of March 1931		 Disaster at Brant Rock - 1931?
Disaster at Brant Rock - 1931?
Brant Rock - Ocean Street looking North
Brant Rock - Ocean Street looking North		 Girls on the Beach #1
Girls on the Beach #1		 Girls on the Beach #2
Girls on the Beach #2		 January Storm Surf by Jackster
January Storm Surf by Jackster		 Lyndhurst Cottage
Lyndhurst Cottage
Brant Rock - View from Rock
Brant Rock - View from Rock		 Brant Rock Square
Brant Rock Square		 Brant Rock Waterfront
Brant Rock Waterfront		 Fish Market by Chris Lewis
Fish Market by Chris Lewis		 Bikes on the Beach
Bikes on the Beach
Brantm Rock Ads - 1940
Brantm Rock Ads - 1940		 Brant Rock Business Center
Brant Rock Business Center		 Brant Rock - View from Tower
Brant Rock - View from Tower		 Hazy Sunrise
Hazy Sunrise		 Cut River - Green Harbor
Cut River - Green Harbor
View from the Rock - 1910
View from the Rock - 1910		 Ocean Street looking North
Ocean Street looking North		 Houses on the Bluff
Houses on the Bluff		 Wright's Store
Wright's Store		 Arthur n' Pat's Take-Out Menu
Arthur n' Pat's Take-Out Menu
Arthur n' Pat's Take-Out Menu
Arthur n' Pat's Take-Out Menu		 Brant Rock Beach from the Rock - 8/8/06
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Ocean Bluff House
Early Brant Rock
Early Brant Rock		 Brant Rock Sunrise by Al Gaudette - Summer 2006
Brant Rock Sunrise by Al Gaudette - Summer 2006		 Cottages from the Bridge
Cottages from the Bridge		 brbanner5.JPG
brbanner5.JPG		 Cottages and Rock
Cottages and Rock
Bird'seye View
Bird'seye View		 Downtown Marshfield - 1940
Downtown Marshfield - 1940		 Leo's Barber Shop and Beauty Shoppe
Leo's Barber Shop and Beauty Shoppe		 Bluefish River
Bluefish River		 Pier Light - Bug Light
Pier Light - Bug Light
Powderpoint Bridge
Powderpoint Bridge		 Powderpoint Hall
Powderpoint Hall		 Duxbury Yacht Club
Duxbury Yacht Club		 Across the Bluefish River
Across the Bluefish River		 Alden House
Alden House
Business Section and Brownie's Department Store
Business Section and Brownie's Department Store		 Duxbury Monument
Duxbury Monument		 South Duxbury
South Duxbury		 Town Square - Duxbury (continued on next page)
Town Square - Duxbury (continued on next page)		 St. Margaret's Camp - South Duxbury
St. Margaret's Camp - South Duxbury
Duxbury Yacht Club
Duxbury Yacht Club		 Duxbury Yacht Race
Duxbury Yacht Race		 Camp Chappa Challa
Camp Chappa Challa		 Partridge Academy
Partridge Academy		 Duxbury Aerial - www.skypic.com
Duxbury Aerial - www.skypic.com
Fanny Davenport's Home - Deluxebury
Fanny Davenport's Home - Deluxebury		 Washington Street - Duxbury in 1906
Washington Street - Duxbury in 1906		 Duxbury - North Side of Powder Point
Duxbury - North Side of Powder Point		 Duxbury - View from Monument
Duxbury - View from Monument		 Duxbury - Miramar Mission - 1948
Duxbury - Miramar Mission - 1948
Duxbury Town Square - VIEW MORE DUXBURY POSTCARDS on the NEXT PAGE
Duxbury Town Square - VIEW MORE DUXBURY POSTCARDS on the NEXT PAGE		 Duxbury Library at Dedication - 1909
Duxbury Library at Dedication - 1909		 Duxbury - Abraham's Hill
Duxbury - Abraham's Hill		 Duxbury - Powder Point Hall
Duxbury - Powder Point Hall		 Duxbury Cable Office
Duxbury Cable Office
Duxbury Town Hall
Duxbury Town Hall		 Duxbury School Buildings (looking from Bluefish River area) Postmark 1912
Duxbury School Buildings (looking from Bluefish River area) Postmark 1912		 Blue River Bridge
Blue River Bridge		 Ford's Store and Boarding House - 1800 - Postmark 1913 from Millbrook
Ford's Store and Boarding House - 1800 - Postmark 1913 from Millbrook		 Business Center
Business Center
Cottages along the Boulevard
Cottages along the Boulevard		 Marshfield Sunset - Photo by Beth Oram
Marshfield Sunset - Photo by Beth Oram		 Google Earth - Ocean Bluff
Google Earth - Ocean Bluff		 Bluefish Rock #1 by Jackster
Bluefish Rock #1 by Jackster		 Bluefish Cove - by Jackster
Bluefish Cove - by Jackster
Bluefish Rock #2 - by Jackster
Bluefish Rock #2 - by Jackster		 Bluefish Rock #3 - by Jackster
Bluefish Rock #3 - by Jackster		 Dirt Ocean Street
Dirt Ocean Street		 Cottages on Green Harbor Beach
Cottages on Green Harbor Beach		 Esplanade
Esplanade
Fishing off the Dyke
Fishing off the Dyke		 Ocean Bluff - Double View
Ocean Bluff - Double View		 Green Harbor with Plane
Green Harbor with Plane		 Main Street Brant Rock
Main Street Brant Rock		 Ocean Bluff Hotel - 1909
Ocean Bluff Hotel - 1909
The Beach at Brant Rock
The Beach at Brant Rock		 Street Scene Ocean Bluff
Street Scene Ocean Bluff		 The Lobster Claw
The Lobster Claw		 Esplanade with Brant Rock House
Esplanade with Brant Rock House		 Brant Rock 4 - Contributed by Kevin Gilmartin
Brant Rock 4 - Contributed by Kevin Gilmartin
Bluefish Rock - by Kevin Gilmartin
Bluefish Rock - by Kevin Gilmartin		 Ocean Bluff Cottages
Ocean Bluff Cottages		 Green Harbor RR Station
Green Harbor RR Station		 Silver Sands - Humarock
Silver Sands - Humarock		 April 2007 Storm - photo by dojoto
April 2007 Storm - photo by dojoto
April 2007 Flooding - Photo by dojoto
April 2007 Flooding - Photo by dojoto		 Brant Rock Poem
Brant Rock Poem		 Cut River from Brant Rock
Cut River from Brant Rock		 ShoreView - Postmark 1912
ShoreView - Postmark 1912		 P. O. and General Store - Ocean Bluff
P. O. and General Store - Ocean Bluff
Fieldston Beach Looking North
Fieldston Beach Looking North		 Cottages at Brant Rock - Postmark 1906
Cottages at Brant Rock - Postmark 1906		 The Fieldston Restaurant
The Fieldston Restaurant		 The Beach Looking South - Postmark 1928
The Beach Looking South - Postmark 1928		 The Shack - Grand Opening - Spring 2007
The Shack - Grand Opening - Spring 2007
Who else has a comfort station and an esplanade?
Who else has a comfort station and an esplanade?		 The Chapel
The Chapel		 The Esplanade - June 1, 2007
The Esplanade - June 1, 2007		 The New Deck at the Venus
The New Deck at the Venus		 fieldston2.jpg
fieldston2.jpg
Union Chapel with Fountain
Union Chapel with Fountain		 cottagesfrombridgebanner2.JPG
cottagesfrombridgebanner2.JPG		 cottageslookingsouth2banner
cottageslookingsouth2banner		 cottagesfrombridgebanner2
cottagesfrombridgebanner2		 Cottages from Bridge
Cottages from Bridge
Bird's Eye of Ocean Bluff
Bird's Eye of Ocean Bluff		 Brant Rock Panoramas by Big Al
Brant Rock Panoramas by Big Al		 lobstertale2007.jpg
lobstertale2007.jpg		 twonuns.jpg
twonuns.jpg		 therocks.jpg
therocks.jpg
stmargsguesthouse.jpg
stmargsguesthouse.jpg		 stmargschapel.jpg
stmargschapel.jpg		 OBrocks.jpg
OBrocks.jpg		 GHwhitmanres.jpg
GHwhitmanres.jpg		 Ocean St. - Brant Rock (before it was widened)
Ocean St. - Brant Rock (before it was widened)
Blackman's Trailer Park
Blackman's Trailer Park		 Visit the NYAT Gallery for more wonderful photos http://www.nyatgalleries.com
Visit the NYAT Gallery for more wonderful photos http://www.nyatgalleries.com		 The Beach Looking North - Ocean Bluff
The Beach Looking North - Ocean Bluff		 Hewitt's Point
Hewitt's Point		 South Duxbury Station
South Duxbury Station
Ocean Street - Brant Rock
Ocean Street - Brant Rock		 Bridgeway Inn - Humarock
Bridgeway Inn - Humarock		 Camp Saint Mary - Green Harbor
Camp Saint Mary - Green Harbor		 Cottages on Green Harbor Beach
Cottages on Green Harbor Beach		 Duxbury Library
Duxbury Library
Esplanade
Esplanade		 Esplanade with Brant Rock House
Esplanade with Brant Rock House		 Fanny Davenport Home - Duxbury
Fanny Davenport Home - Duxbury		 Fieldston Restaurant
Fieldston Restaurant		 GreenHarbor Residence - Whitman
GreenHarbor Residence - Whitman
Marshfield Center
Marshfield Center		 Street Scene Ocean Bluff
Street Scene Ocean Bluff		 Brant Rock Splashover - 4-2007 - by dojoto
Brant Rock Splashover - 4-2007 - by dojoto		 Illumination Day Parade - No Date
Illumination Day Parade - No Date		 St. Ann's Before the Fire - Postmark 1939
St. Ann's Before the Fire - Postmark 1939
Fairbanks Park
Fairbanks Park		 Comfort Station
Comfort Station		 Labor Day Parade Postcard
Labor Day Parade Postcard		 Parade in Brant Rock
Parade in Brant Rock		 Snug Harbor Stores - Duxbury
Snug Harbor Stores - Duxbury
Snug Harbor Stores
Snug Harbor Stores		 Jones River - Duxbury
Jones River - Duxbury		 Duxbury High School
Duxbury High School		 Ocean Bluff Hotel
Ocean Bluff Hotel		 National Soldier's Home - Duxbury
National Soldier's Home - Duxbury
Green Harbor - Gurnet Road
Green Harbor - Gurnet Road		 Brant Rock - Beach and Cottages
Brant Rock - Beach and Cottages		 Ocean Bluff - Comparison Views
Ocean Bluff - Comparison Views		 Brant Rock - Ashburton Avenue
Brant Rock - Ashburton Avenue		 View from the Dyke
View from the Dyke
Blizzard of January 2005 - from the woodhillfarm.net collection
Blizzard of January 2005 - from the woodhillfarm.net collection		 Brant Rock Flood - January 2005 - photo by matt from the woodhillfarm.net collection
Brant Rock Flood - January 2005 - photo by matt from the woodhillfarm.net collection		 Brant Rock Flood - from the woodhillfarm.net collection
Brant Rock Flood - from the woodhillfarm.net collection		 Brant Rock Northeaster - April 2007 - photo by alper - see woodhillfarm.net
Brant Rock Northeaster - April 2007 - photo by alper - see woodhillfarm.net		 Major's Island - also known as Everson's Island
Major's Island - also known as Everson's Island
Charlie's after the Blizzard 0f 1978 - from the WoodhillFarm.net Collection
Charlie's after the Blizzard 0f 1978 - from the WoodhillFarm.net Collection		 Brant Rock Looking East
Brant Rock Looking East		 Fairview Inn from the Beach
Fairview Inn from the Beach		 Esplanade / Main Street - Postmark 1924
Esplanade / Main Street - Postmark 1924		 Along the Shore in Fieldston
Along the Shore in Fieldston
Ocean Bluff - Ocean Street - Looking toward Brant Rock
Ocean Bluff - Ocean Street - Looking toward Brant Rock		 Island Street
Island Street		 Humarock Beach Entrance - Postmark 1947
Humarock Beach Entrance - Postmark 1947		 Ocean Street - Esplanade - 1920 Postmark
Ocean Street - Esplanade - 1920 Postmark		 duxstation2.jpg
duxstation2.jpg
Lobstah Boats, Green Harbor River - Postmark 1932
Lobstah Boats, Green Harbor River - Postmark 1932		 Ocean Bluff - Blizzard of '78 - photo by George Earle
Ocean Bluff - Blizzard of '78 - photo by George Earle		 Green Harbor Beach - Chrome, postmark 1967
Green Harbor Beach - Chrome, postmark 1967		 Humarock ~ Cottages on the Beachfront ~ Postmark 1948
Humarock ~ Cottages on the Beachfront ~ Postmark 1948		 Humarock ~ Corner of Sea and Ferry Streets
Humarock ~ Corner of Sea and Ferry Streets
Brant Rock from Green Harbor
Brant Rock from Green Harbor		 Brant Rock House from Hewitt's Point - 1916
Brant Rock House from Hewitt's Point - 1916		 Camp CedarCrest - Green Harbor - 1938 - scroll down for description
Camp CedarCrest - Green Harbor - 1938 - scroll down for description		 G. H. Whitman Residence - Green Harbor
G. H. Whitman Residence - Green Harbor		 Ocean Bluff - Beach from Post Office
Ocean Bluff - Beach from Post Office
Royal Brown's Home - Humarock
Royal Brown's Home - Humarock		 Fairview Inn with Gazebo
Fairview Inn with Gazebo		 Green Harbor - Beach with Boats
Green Harbor - Beach with Boats		 Green Harbor - Diving from Beach Street Bridge
Green Harbor - Diving from Beach Street Bridge		 Green Harbor Jetties
Green Harbor Jetties
Green Harbor Jetties 2
Green Harbor Jetties 2		 Humarock - Corner of Sea and Ferry Streets
Humarock - Corner of Sea and Ferry Streets		 South Duxbury Aerial looking North
South Duxbury Aerial looking North		 Brant Rock - Bathers at Hewitts Point - Early 1900s? Wooden Seawall?
Brant Rock - Bathers at Hewitts Point - Early 1900s? Wooden Seawall?		 Brant Rock On the Beach
Brant Rock "On the Beach"
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Visit Chunkbait Photography http://www.chunkbaitphotography.com/main.htm		 Visit Humming Rock Gift Shop In Humarock - http://www.humarock.net/hummingrock/
Visit Humming Rock Gift Shop In Humarock - http://www.humarock.net/hummingrock/		 Brant Rock - View from Army Tower
Brant Rock - View from Army Tower		 Tom Pezzi
Tom Pezzi		 Green Harbor Chrome Postcard Aerial View
Green Harbor Chrome Postcard Aerial View
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Humarock Beach - Chrome Card
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Fieldston on Atlantic - Postmark 1928		 Ocean Bluff Casino
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Green Harbor River looking North		 Green Harbor Beach from Brant Rock - Postmark 1946
Green Harbor Beach from Brant Rock - Postmark 1946		 Green Harbo Railroad Station
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Ocean Bluff Bathing Beach - Postmark 1939
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Humarock looking South - Postmark 1932
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Brant Rock - Bathers - Postmark 1912
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Illumination Day Parade in front of Casino - Ocean Bluff		 Ocean Bluff Casino
Ocean Bluff Casino		 Surf at Brant Rock, Mass. Postmark 1912
Surf at Brant Rock, Mass. Postmark 1912
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Humarock - Holly Hill		 Greetings! 1943
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Brant Rock - The Esplanade - Postmark 1954		 October 17, 2209 Sequence - Al Gaudette
October 17, 2209 Sequence - Al Gaudette
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Green Harbor Beach looking South		 Marshfield High School
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Brant Rock - The Beach		 Brant Rock Village from Across Green Harbor
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Careswell Street Showing Webster House Inn
Satucket Ave. - Ocean Bluff
Satucket Ave. - Ocean Bluff		 Esplanade from Ocean Street
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Careswell Street Looking North Showing Webster House		 South End of Bay Ave - Green Harbor
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Aerial of Trailer Park at Blackman's Point by Jack and Linda		 Green Harbor Beach - Photo by Jack and Linda
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Guest 06-Jul-2022 23:51
I'm having the great pleasure in having fran Collins and Mary Reiling Cancellare coming to visit on August 8th 2022. Anyone else interested are more than welcome
Linda 28-Oct-2020 00:17
In the 1960s and 70’s my grandparents owned the snack bar bait shop at the town pier. I spent my summers fishing off the pier and swimming at bluefish cove. Loved it! Wish I had more photos!
alice castaldini 19-Aug-2017 14:52
in 1948 my family came to ocean bluff to live . my father was a realtor there and we grew up on ocean street across from 9th. rd. we lived a rather quiet life there. for fun we would listen to the juke box at the checkerboard rest. as it seeped through the screen doors. patty page would play how much is the doggie in the window or old cape cod. on sunday us kids would gather for church and walk barefoot to St. Anns what would drive us crazy were the people that came down for the summer and take up all the seats. we would stand on the porch and listen to the screaming priests (in latin). we were called the bare footed catholics by the city (boston) kids. now that I have grown up and moved away my memories remain in a book called " That Other One " the pictures of the ocean and jete hang over my desk Alice Higgins Castaldini
Fran (Miss Frannie) 18-Jan-2017 23:41
everyone on here, please join the Camp Cedar Crest facebook page. We have past counselors and campers and dishboys, etc. on there already! Love to chat!
Fran Collins 11-Sep-2016 16:32
we think it was the Duplex.
Guest 20-Jul-2016 01:21
Plett's Pub was the restaurant.


Tracy
Guest 04-Jul-2016 21:26
Does anyone remember the name of the restaurant on Caswell Street back in the 60s? It was a brick building and is now a residential home.
Frannie 04-Oct-2015 19:54
Hi Kathy! Join the CCC facebook page!
Kathy Condardo (Greenstein) 13-Sep-2015 04:24
been awhile since I have been on this site. hope everyone is well. I miss the crew from 66-68 still think about camp wish they had one like that now for my granddaughter. shouting a hello to the ole crew Renee Mike M. Vinnie Frannie
danielhechter01-Apr-2015 22:27
I like it
Guest 24-Jan-2015 21:27
did you go out with Mike Monarch from W. Roxbury??
Debbie Becker 21-Jan-2015 12:44
In the 70's I partied @ Marshfield w/friend, Molly fr:wat.high school. I cherish all the times we had all those wknds @ their cottage, beach & Lisa Jeans.
photogallery26-Mar-2014 21:57
Cedarcrest Campers! - You now have your own page!! Please leave comments over here.... http://www.pbase.com/photogallery/camp_cedarcrest and now that there is a new page please send along more photos to be posted here! mcdude at verizon dot net
M. C. Bob Leonard 31-Jan-2014 03:10
Just for fun I was looking at Brant Rock pics and typed in "Sunset Record hop" and there was the comment. George Khoury, Ed Copp, my brother Larry Leonard, and I (M. C. Bob Leonard) set up the Sunset Record hops in the 1950's. We go donated prizes and records from local merchants - my mother ran a dance school (Kiralfys) and entertainment agency in Framingham so we had lights, speakers, and record equipment. Maybe someone will recall all the "lipsinc" stunts we did with songs like Western Movies, the Purple People Eater and such.
Fran Burke (Collins) 31-Dec-2013 00:49
Seems so long ago since camp. We always said we hated being there and then when we left, we all missed the friendships we made and hoped to see everyone the next year. Some came back, some didn't. Thinking back, it was a fun experience and one I will never forget.
Renee Jordan 10-Dec-2013 19:56
Hey Guys; Merry Christmas hope every one has a happy holiday and all of you are doing well. Here's to 2014 so what does that make it now " a hundred years ago we went to camp" :) Enjoy Renee
mary reiling cancellare 25-Aug-2013 20:49
Russ, it is so go to hear from you. Of course we remember. What are you up to? I think your nick name was Herc or Hercules. Is that right? Sent me you e-mail so we can catch up! smcancellare@yahoo.com
Guest 24-Aug-2013 00:40
Trip down memory lane today, went to Hingham to check out something so after we finished I said " What the heck, we are on 3A so let's head to Marshfield,Green Harbor.Yes, checked out the new " Reno " up to the girls camp, past Putnam Pantry,stopped at Herbie's Gas station.Drove past the Ranch House,backed into Burke's Beach ( red Truck)checked that out,stopped at the GHYC ( many a town dance there ) off to the old Rexicanna Ballroom then a bite to eat at the FairView Rest. in Brant Rock. Where did the last 40 + years go ?? I guess I never had it so good ! Yes, Renee last weekend of Camp,sad !

PI
Renee Jordan 23-Aug-2013 16:09
Hi Everybody; i hope the summer was great for all of you, but if I remember this past weekend was the weekend we all went home, boy I hated that weekend, but I also remember that some of us stayed past that weekend to clean??!! i think some of us even got in a little trouble??!!!:) any way hope all is well
Russ Grant 23-Aug-2013 04:44
Tex, Mary, Fran. Do you remember Russ Grant?
Fran (Collins) Burke 17-Jul-2013 17:20
Hey Mary Cancellare: Did you get to the breakfast when you were here from Florida? Who was there?
Guest 01-Jul-2013 11:57
the June breakfast was atteneded by Richard Michalski , Paul Palermo , Hughie Morgan , Larry Doucette and special guest Dave McKenzie...next get together late July.....
Dave was head KB early to mid sixties....many a Nina Sullivan story was "rehashed".
Pem 01-Jul-2013 00:08
How was the breakfast for june and who was there?
Ken Sosinsky 30-Jun-2013 00:22
I found this page a long time ago .... forgot all about it. Never forgot all the times at CCC. Will be back in Beantown the last week-end of Sept; (26Sep-2Oct) Hopeto make a CCC alum breakfast
Mary Reiling Cancellare 19-Jun-2013 17:50
I was there as head counselor and my husband Tex.
Stephen De Castro 04-Jun-2013 18:13
Are there any kitchen boys, waitresses or counselors from 1971?
Guest 24-May-2013 11:41
the next CCC breakfast will be Saturday June 8th...10:30...Bickfords, Woburn. All are invited.
Guest 24-May-2013 00:34
Hi Guys; So it;s Memorial Day weekend, so you know what that means, we all started calling each other to see who was gong back to Camp, and getting really excited to see who was coming back. and then in a few weeks we would all show up, REMEMBER, Hope all is well with everyone, when is the next breakfast? Renee
Guest Dottie 11-May-2013 19:39
Anyone remember Frank Eunice Fitzpatrick and their son Tommy...they lived on house just before bridge and his grandparents owned. Real estate office a couple of doors away?
Guest 30-Mar-2013 19:42
anyone hear from Bonnie lately ? gone from Facebook ??
Guest 07-Mar-2013 16:32
next CCC breakfast........10:30 am Saturday March 30......Bickfords on Montvale Ave Woburn
Guest 07-Mar-2013 00:01
Kathy
maybe Billy Dunn can pick you up and drive you to the next breakfast meeting on the 30th of March ?
kathi condardo greenstein 21-Feb-2013 13:31
I was trying to think of the cabin I was in when i was a camper in 1966 I think it was St Jane's there was St Jane St Joan and the big cabin was St Elizabeth I remember mosquitos freezing cold water we had no hot water and those horrible bunks with the lumpy mattresses but we still had good times any alumni from St Jane's out there? Anyway I missed the Jan breakfast I cldt get a ride maybe the nxt one
Guest 25-Jan-2013 12:47
CCC breakfast on as scheduled 1/26/13 10:30 am Bickfords on Montvale Ave Woburn
Phil Divver 23-Jan-2013 16:15
I was not a camper at Cedar Crest, but I use to visit there back in the 60's to serve Mass in the Chapel with a Fr. Phil Kerrigan (A longtime family friend) who was the Celibrant along with his Nephew (a pal of mine). I remember how all the floors and pews racked and squeaked if anyone move a muscle in the place. It was pretty funny and we both benefitted by this chaos in that Fr. Phil could not hear and then jokingly criticize our responses in Latin which was sometimes suspect....well, perhaps all the time. Fr. Phil was an African Missionary Priest. A few years later it was said he died in a light plane crash in Liberia serving the Lord. I am honored to have his name and with his name I do my best to live up to the type a man Fr. Phil was.
Mary Reiling Cancellare 17-Jan-2013 01:52
I am coming up from Florida next week to Martha's Vineyard to see my latest grandchild, #10. I will be stopping by Bickfords on the 26th and looking forward to seeing everyone. I tried to get Frannie Burke to come with me but she is busy. I think Steve Dooley will make it. I am looking for the few pictures and items I have from camp. See you saturday!
Mary Reiling
kathi Condardo (Greenstein) 09-Jan-2013 22:09
Thanks u guys I am going to try to get to bickfords can't wait to see you all!
Guest 07-Jan-2013 13:37
attn CCC alumni......the next kitchenboy/waitress breakfast will be Saturday Jan 26 at Bickfords on Montvale Ave Woburn........10:30
all invited to attend..Richard Michalski and Peter Iovanni featured guests.
more info ?
email larryzevon@yahoo.com
Renee Jordan 28-Dec-2012 00:21
Hi Everyone; Hope the holiday's were wonderful for everyone. I was scrolling down on the web site and could not believe all the names and the comments, and as we all have said one time or another "it is a small wold". i read one about a Rita and Janet D'ambrosio from the North End, well my mothers maiden name was D"Ambrosio my grandfather
Louis was related to Lilian D'ambrosio she was from the North End and she was a judge in Boston. I also went to Julie Billiart High School for 2 years before I went to California I believe it was 1964 - 65 i don't remember the girls but what if we are related?? Hope all is well and Santa was good to everyone Renee
kathy condardo greenstein 24-Dec-2012 05:03
Rich thanks for including me let me know the next breakfast Ill try to get a ride there
Mike Bucca Sr 20-Dec-2012 01:13
Well Rich, I'll have to try and make it to the next CCC gathering, missed the Dec. one
Mike Bucca Sr.
Rich Michalski 19-Dec-2012 19:21
Greetings,
Hope all of you past and present Camp Cedar Crest Alumni have a safe and happy Holiday Season. As Larry has stated below we have our monthly breakfast at Bickfords on Montvale Ave exit off Rte 93. Typically we meet at 10:30am and talk about camp until..... Last meeting in December we saw Vinny Bucca. He brought with him many recollections of his time at camp. Also the photos from Kathy Contardo, thanks Kathy. You must bring the rest with you at the next breakfast. We'll keep you posted.
As far as Peter being a romeo he doesn't remember that at all, but we do. Funny thing about memories especially when your wife or husband or kids may be listening. I think they call it "Selective Memory Retention", only the good things.
We look forward to meeting with any of you that can make the trip to Stoneham.
Best Wishes
Rich Michalski and the camp Alumni
Guest 17-Dec-2012 12:22
At CCC 51-54 What year did the little cabins become big cabins and what year did they get saints names
LBD 12-Dec-2012 13:44
last CCC breakfast was held Saturday Dec 8th ....In attendance were the usuals, Rich Michalski, Hughie Morgan, Paul Palermo,Peter Iovanni, yours truly, and new comer Vinny Bucca...CCC class of 1968, 69, 70 .
Next breakfast is slated for mid to late January....exact date to follow,but always at 10:30 am at Bickford's on Montvale Ave Woburn.
and new quests are always invited......
kathy condardo (greenstein) 12-Dec-2012 00:54
I was hoping to see the old gang again I was at ccc 66 67 68 was a camper in 66 and a waitress 67 and 68 I was with Rene pellitier Carole sheehan Donna harland Rene Jordan jacqi lavoie frannie Burke Karen dinaro Lynn Shea Billie nadeau I think that was the whole crew Mrs mackay was house counselor remember all the great times we had met my first boyfriend in 66 it was Kevin wall the dances the minstral show the lunchroom kaos would love to see you all again oh yeh and Joyce Lawton and Ellen gilman
mary reiling cancellare 24-Oct-2012 19:37
Frannie! I have tried to get in touch with you several times. Send me your email. smcancellare@yahoo.com
Guest 22-Oct-2012 12:25
To Mike Rabbitt.......I thought I replied to your email.......sorry if you didn't get it....send me your e address and I'll get back with CCC updates......I'm always in touch with a few of the guys and you may want to join us for breakfast one day.
larryzevon@yahoo.com
Mike Rabbitt 19-Oct-2012 03:28
Hi Everyone....I've visited the Cedar Crest site a couple of years ago. Thought I would see what was up. I tried emailing Larry Doucette but no reply. hope you're ok Larry.

Has anyone heard from Joyce Lawton? She was my first sweetheart at CCC. I would sneak over to the side of the beach where the girls were to sit with her. Eventually, I was brought back to the boy's side. I always tried to dance all the dances with her.

All the Rabbitts are fine. So many fond memories! Where can I get postcards? We never had cameras back then, so many of my memories of the camp are pretty general.

Some years ago, I went down to CCC and the buildings were being torn down. Very sad for me to see. The 'rec' hall was still standing at the time. Immediately thought of watching movies on movie night --- when the projector was working --- and of course the end of the year minstrel shows!

Everyone take care and email if you wish. Mike Rabbitt. cdrrabbitt@aol.com
Frannie Burke (Collins( 15-Oct-2012 23:51
Hi Everyone,

It's been a while since I wrote. Someone wrote that I knew a band and got them to play in an apartment. I didn't even know a band. I think you are thinking of someone else. I was counselor at St. Ann's cabin around 1968-69ish. I had Lydia and Linda Murray, adorable little black girls. Lydia was a little rascal and Linda was beautiful. I use to let them wear my earrings. I was counselor with Mary Theresa. We had lots of fun preparing for the dances and all the "midget" girls wanted me to put makeup on them.

Did go to the roller skating rink and skated to "I'm Henry the Eighth I Am", as a waitress. I remember Rene Jordan (think she worked at Filene's) years ago, Joyce Lawton, Barbara Lawton. After camp I was in touch with Pat Green, head counselor, Mary and Tex Cancellare. I also remember Kathy Fallon, she was my bunk mate with I was a senior camper.

Many happy memories of camp. We would always cry when the season ended and hoped we would see everyone the next year.
kathy (condardo) greenstein 10-Sep-2012 17:42
Vinny I sent you the pictures of camp hope you enjoy them brings alot of memories back
kathy (condardo) greenstein 29-Aug-2012 17:05
Renee I still feel like it was when u guys have the next get together please let me know I just got greyer a little hefty but still feel sixteen I live in Winthrop now on and off for 27 yrs wonder if u hear from Joyce Lawton or Ellen gilman Istill picture frannie Burke she always was a sassy one and we did hv fun vinny remembers the truck rides to the beach was there a girl named Lynn Shea? I'm starting to remember names not bad for an old broad lol
Renee Jordan 29-Aug-2012 14:03

hey Cathy C, are you sure it 45 years ago i could have sworn it was just yesterday (: You have pictures? it would be great to see them, you should go to a breakfast it's fun and great to see everybody, all is well with you? don't you wish we were going to camp again, great to see your still around Renee
Guest 29-Aug-2012 10:48
Thank you Kathy, my mailing address is P.O.Box 513 Scituate, Ma. 02066. I hope all is well with you and thanks again.

Take care, Vinny
kat greenstein(Condardo) 27-Aug-2012 03:10
Lol that pic vinny was 1967 I could make a copy and send it to you just need address we all change though I would love to see what everyone looks like after 45 yrs Kathy G
Guest 26-Aug-2012 21:53
Hi Kathy,
George's last name was Gavin, his mom was the cook who came in after Mrs. Sullivan retired. Pictures, pictures, pictures...I didn't take any back then and I wish I had!
Take care, Vinny
Guest 23-Aug-2012 17:42
Vinny I have a pic of you and George I forgot his last name I miss those days at ccc that was when to be a teen meant fun and mischief I got spaghetti dumped on me we pranked all the time I loved the dance every two wks Joyce Lawton Bobby can't remember last name Renee Jordan Karen dinaro Donna harland Carole sheehan jacqui lavoie Rene pellitier all the waitressing 9 hr days I wish I cld turn back the hands of time Kathy Greenstein (Condardo)
Guest 23-Aug-2012 17:42
Vinny I have a pic of you and George I forgot his last name I miss those days at ccc that was when to be a teen meant fun and mischief I got spaghetti dumped on me we pranked all the time I loved the dance every two wks Joyce Lawton Bobby can't remember last name Renee Jordan Karen dinaro Donna harland Carole sheehan jacqui lavoie Rene pellitier all the waitressing 9 hr days I wish I cld turn back the hands of time Kathy Greenstein (Condardo)
Guest 18-Aug-2012 18:52
so who wants to come to the next CCC breakfast get together ? I'll get the time right this next one ! Bonnie you should fly in !

Peter I
Guest 18-Aug-2012 16:28
Camp Romeo Iovanni ? wow that's a 1st, Hi Vinny hope all is well ! Peter I
Vinny Bucca 17-Aug-2012 17:33
Hello to Rich and Mike Michalski,Peter(the Camp Romeo)Iovanni,Billy Dunn,Peter(the Bob Dylan of Camp Cedar Crest)Leary,Frannie Burke, Bonnie Brennen and all the waitresses, Dickie (T-Bird)Stetson. How the hell are all of you? Your right Rich I did see Hughie Morgan a lot living in Scituate, he dated a woman who I worked with. Sorry to hear about your Mom,I loved visiting the Infirmary, your Mom would always offer me these raisin scones. I fell in love with this area back in the day and always swore I would try to find a way to live in this area. I lived in Scituate and now Norwell for the last 20 years and my brother Mike lives in Hanover. I go by the Camp from time to time and see houses where the cabins were,it's to bad kids today can't experience what we did. '67,'68 and '69 were very good years for me. Well,the Marshfield Fair opened today and they're expecting good weather all week. It's not like it was back then but it's getting better turning back to more Ag related events. I'll be checking this site from time to time so know that when I remember all of you and the good times we had it puts a very big smile on my face. Take care Vinny Bucca
Mike Bucca Sr. 17-Aug-2012 16:30
Great to hear from you Rich M., sorry to hear about your Mother. I’m also sad to report that Peter lost his fight with Cancer last year, we miss him. We had a lot of good memories, like us sneaking up to the girl’s camp and all the other things.
Guest 17-Aug-2012 04:43
Frannie Burke I have a pic of you posing in a one piece skirt bathing suit! You me jacqi Susan carol I remember we had to wear skirts to waitress drove Mrs rabbit nuts the boys were always chasing us the food damn those powdered eggs! Hey remember the cute blonde guy Kevin wall I was nuts over he was from Hyde park wish I cld get I touch with him those lousy beds no privacy cold showers but b oy did we have fun remember Donna harland? U and Donna were my favs I miss you guys I just turned 61 I have two kids a girl 32 married one grandaughter 2 and a boy 26 lives in NY I'm still married 34 yrs let me know how you are I wonder what happened to Rene pelliter Kathy condardo greenstein
Guest 11-Aug-2012 13:40
renee.......speaking of the Beach Boys.....saw them last month at the Pavillion in Boston....nearly every song brought me back to that jukebox on the beach......wow, what summers!!!......Surfer Joe, Martha and the Vandella's, Beatles.....we had it good.

larry D
Guest 11-Aug-2012 13:40
renee.......speaking of the Beach Boys.....saw them last month at the Pavillion in Boston....nearly every song brought me back to that jukebox on the beach......wow, what summers!!!......Surfer Joe, Martha and the Vandella's, Beatles.....we had it good.

larry D
Renee Jordan 10-Aug-2012 01:40
Hi Richard, Hi guys; I just spent a week down in Marshfield, my friend and his wife live there on the street right next to the beach Ocean St., not only that he plays in a band at of all places "The Road House" I went to the beach just about every day, a lot rockier, but hey it was the beach Remember???The beach, the ride, the food place at the end of the beach, the juke box and lets not forget the Beach Boys. Does anyone have Pictures????? Hope all is well, thank you thank you thank you for all the memories Renee
Rich Michalski 09-Aug-2012 16:20
Greetings to the Buccas'. I remember all as well. My mother Rose Michalski passed a few years back and was always talking about the Camp days. Vinny or Peter should have run into Hughie Morgan not to long ago at a market in Scituate. Hughie recalls talking with you.
Hi Renee Jordan, thanks for the comment below about finding campers. I keep adding them to the list. We have a number of Camp Alumni well over 300 now and adding more as they appear in this website. If you would like a copy send your contact info to : larryzevon@yahoo.com.
Thanks again to all who post on this website. Best Regards Rich Michalski
Mike Bucca Sr. 04-Aug-2012 18:26
I went to Camp Cedar Crest 1965 to 1668, my mother was one of the camps nurse’s Betty Bucca and the other was Mrs. Michalski. Went to the Camp those years with my two brothers Vinnie and Peter. I had a crush on a girl from Roslindale, Marilyn Maguire. After all these year I didn’t run into anyone from the camp! Where have the years gone!!
Stephen De Castro 25-Jul-2012 17:05
I was a kitchen boy at the camp in the summer of 72. Nina was a hoot. My mother was a Dooley.
Guest 14-Jul-2012 23:32
m......
I was at CCC '58---67.......
I recall a Helen Hughes who was the waitress counselor in 1965, but that Helen Hughes was probably in her 50's or 60's at the time...I was 17 so anyone older than 20 was "old" to me...I'm 64 now , so I have a different perspective.
l tilley 14-Jul-2012 16:53
Does anyone know what year the Lady of the Assumption Church burned?
m 13-Jul-2012 03:06
My mother and her sister's went to Camp Cedar Crest in the 50's. They were Marie, Joan ,Helen and Janet Hughes from Malden Mass. My mother and I just came across this site. My mother enjoyed reading these messages and it brought back wonderful memories for her. My mother continues to talk about her old camp days. Does anyone out there rememder The
Hughes girls?
Guest 01-Jun-2012 16:34
Does anyone remember Nancy Diamond? It would have been the summer 1972.
Guest 02-Apr-2012 17:03
Anyone recall Cornelia (Connie) Coughlin from Weymouth by chance?
Guest 20-Mar-2012 15:07
could be Renee ? never thought about Patty McGuire ( Patsy Knight ) and Carol Connors not sure where she ended up ? Barbara Lawton ? maybe they will visit this website etc

Peter I
Guest 19-Mar-2012 17:16
Do you think it might be Patsy Knight? that's the only one i remember, also how about Carol Connors? I'm fine hope all is well with everyone.
Guest 19-Mar-2012 02:22
Renee

How are you ? do you remember Bonnie Brennen ( Griffing ) and Patty McGuire ? they were in our era in the mid-60's ? I connected with Bonnie but don't remember Patty ??

Peter I
Renee Jordan 18-Mar-2012 19:14
You guy's are doing a great job in finding all the old CCC gang, keep up the good work. Pretty soon we can start our own camp, or at least have a big party Renee
Guest 13-Mar-2012 23:12
Well Kat Greenstein ( Condardo )it is a pleasure to read that you found this website. Richard Michalski told me that you blogged on this so Hello & I hope all is well with you !

Peter Iovanni
Anne Friend 13-Mar-2012 13:36
My mother (Joan Anderson, married Joseph Friend) was a counselor in the summer of 1950. I have serveral pictures. She married my father in the summer of 1956 and moved to New Orleans and raised us. She died last may.
kat greenstein 08-Mar-2012 03:48
Omg I can't believe this website I went ccc in 66 67 68 was a camper in 66 and waitressed in 67 68 my maiden name was Kathy condardo I knew Renee Jordan frannie Burke carol sheehan Vinnie bucher was there my first boyfriend was Kevin wall if anyone knows where he is what a trip that place was eggs in our hair from the campers those nights bowling in Hanover the minstral show camp miramar dance I'm 60 now and still feel like 16 again when I saw this site thanks for the memories!
Guest 17-Feb-2012 00:29
Reading these communications brings back so many fond memories of my times at CCC like the ride to the beach on the red truck (with planks as seats) the dance in the recreation hall, and marching to the dining hall.

I also remember going through at least a few cans of off mosquito spray which never worked, carrying a flashlight around at night with the orange neck, and I actually started smoking cigarettes for the first time in St. James cabin but haven’t smoked since.

It was the summer of 68’ because I remember the movie Bullet staring Steve McQueen was in theatres. those were good times.
Guest 15-Feb-2012 18:26
for those of you who attended CCC many moons ago there is a Camp CedarCrest website on Facebook if you so desire to enter memories, notes etc.
Guest 14-Feb-2012 22:02
can't find you on Facebook ?
Guest 14-Feb-2012 21:06
You men are so hard to reminisce with! You have such bad memories for details! You were at that party with Paula, I still remember what she looked like. You should ask Dick Stetson; he must remember, since he had to drive all the way from Marshfield, then swing through Medford to pick up Bobby, and then surely had trouble finding a parking spot in Brookline.I lived in a strange apartment, behind the main house; the first floor had only a kitchen.Maybe you remember the food; my mother served a roast beef.Hahaha.Do you remember my friend Patty Maguire ? She was there. I remember one time Patty and I went to Brant Rock and Dick took us for a ride in his motor boat.Those were the days,we had a lot of fun.I am on facebook with my married name,Griffing.My profile pic is of me getting out of a kayak; I still love the beach.
Guest 14-Feb-2012 19:51
married or maiden name on facebook ?? I don't remember that party, if I recall I don't think I was there unless I'm losing it !
Guest 14-Feb-2012 16:17
The party was in Brookline, in September. Several people showed up; it was more of a reunion. Franny Burke offered to invite some of her friends who had a band. They showed up with their equipment, amps, etc.; and within 5 minutes of playing, the landlady was banging on the door and threatening to call the police. Typical Camp Cedar Crest memory; funny now ! Yes, I am on facebook, and like one of the other posters ,I live on a street named Cedar Crest; in Ladue Missouri.So I can't forget about that camp, and I also remember the oatmeal,it had a smoky aroma ,very unusual.
Guest 14-Feb-2012 12:32
so Bonnie where was the birthday party ? Brookline ? what year ? are you on Facebook etc ?
Guest 14-Feb-2012 00:04
about the black kids; there was one girl I was friends with-Concetta Williams. She was from Roxbury and we had great fun all summer( and had fun getting in trouble with Mrs. Rabbitt ).She kept the cabin in stitches with her jokes. Wonder how she is; it was prob the summer of '68. And Peter doesn't remember me ? I was at least as cute as you were handsome! Well, in those days, if two people liked each other,they didn't talk much, but would have a friend convey information back and forth. I am thinking it was Frannie Burke, or Paula ( who I think swiped you after I left,but I digress). I got a message that you "liked" me, which in Cedar Crest language meant you wanted to sit with me on the truck to the skating rink. On the way back you kissed me...no big deal for you but a first for me. I had long blonde hair and was average height and thin. You then attended a birthday party at my house and Dick was there ( maybe he can refresh your memory ) .He was there with Bobby Tassinari. The waitresses were in awe of the fact that Bobby found a townie ( and he had a boat!) for a boyfriend. They were a very cute couple.Hmmph; I'm not used to not being remembered ! Vinnie Bucca remembered me and looked me up 5 years later.
Guest 13-Feb-2012 22:53
No point, I’m probing to see if I can jog anyone’s memory.

I have many great memories and made quite a few friends.
Guest 13-Feb-2012 22:21
point ?
Guest 13-Feb-2012 21:31
Some of you may remember me, my name is Norman and my sisters name is Loretta.

We attended CCC in the late 60s early 70s as the only two African Americans there during seven two-week sessions. There were probably many more over the years but we never saw any others during the 3 years we were there.
Peter Iovanni 13-Feb-2012 20:49
well Bonnie Brennen ( Griffing ) sorry I don't remember you, it's been a long, long time.So who was the new girlfriend I was caught red-handed with ?
Peter I
Peter Iovanni 13-Feb-2012 20:44
well Bonnie Brennen ( Griffing ) sorry I don't remember you, it's been a long, long time.So who was the new girlfriend I was caught red-handed with ?
Peter I
Guest 13-Feb-2012 16:02
This message is for Cindy Collins; I remember you and was friends with your sister Terry. The nurse's name is Bette or Betty Bucca. Her sons Vinnie and Peter were very cute. I had a friend who was smitten with Vinnie;so he was off limits! I did see him a few times years later. It is interesting that when I started at the camp, we lived in Dorchester. We later moved to Brookline, to 175 High Street,which was across from the building you lived in. I didn't realize that until I ran into Terry at Brookline High School.Small world.Bonnie ( Brennen ) Griffing.
Michael Ryan 13-Feb-2012 02:25
I went to Camp Cedar Crest in the early 1960's. I lived in Falls Church, VA, and my Parents shipped me up to Revere, MA, where my Grandmother and Aunt would drive me to Marshfield. I was an Alter Boy there, met a very nice girl named Kathy Fallon but lost touch with her. Loved being bussed to the beach and marching to chow. I remember the Boys were on one side of the main road and the Girls were on the other. Loved the skits we would put on and the dances. I have a picture of me standing in front of the Mattaponi bungelow I stayed in.
Guest 13-Feb-2012 01:56
I was there around 1964-68. I was a waitress the last year. I was famous for getting kicked out; which I regret because I missed the Minstrel Show. I went to visit a relative with 2 of my friends, who shall remain unnamed, and we didn't bother to sign out. We got in trouble with a certain Mrs.Rabbit and our parents had to come and get us. But I couldn't stay away. I talked my mother into taking me and one of my partners in crime , for a little vacation to Brant Rock. As soon as the bus pulled into town, we ran up the road to the camp and everyone was so surprised to see us...especially Peter Iovanni who was caught red handed with a new girlfriend . Sigh.
Guest 11-Feb-2012 19:46
what year were you there Bonnie ? camper, counselor or waitress ?
Guest 10-Feb-2012 22:18
Oh ya, I let Rachel Reagan pierce my ears..with an ice cube. Still have the mismatched holes; thank you Rachel ! Hahahah.From Bonnie Griffing
Bonnie Griffing 10-Feb-2012 22:13
A friend from Boston just called me to tell me she ran across this blog. I had 3 summers at Cedar Crest. I remember Frannie Burke and Peter Iovanni. I live in St. Louis now. I remember sneaking off to Brant Rock ; what fun. Bonnie Griffing; was Bonnie Brennen.
Guest 23-Jan-2012 22:09
Hello Greg,

I too remember those cold showers very well but since they were communal I’d simply wait until the camp counselors finished taking their hot showers (which stood adjacent to ours) before beginning mine. I doubt today if campers, Counselors, and CIT’s take their showers together?

I also remember the boxing matches.
greg shay 21-Jan-2012 22:56
I went to CCC in the early 60's. First year we stayed 2 weeks and then the other 3 summers we stayed the whole summer. I remember a lot of the camp....the freezing cold showers (except the night of the last dance, the canteen, boxing my brother, the Minstrel Show, the truck to the beach, the seminarians, and the peanut butter and bread at every meal. Oh ya, also the BB guns. Can you believe we went to mass every morning, prayed the Angelus and said the Rosary? I remember one of my best friends Tommy Santos and our counselor Hank Keenan who left the seminary that summer.
For punishment if we talked after dark we had to stand outside in our underwear and get bit my mosquitoes in the dark or wrap our hands around a broomstick, kneel on it and recite the rosary.
I remember sneeking up to the girl's camp and also over to the farmer's field nextdoor and stealing corn. Remember the field days against the girls? It was so much fun. I remember on Fridays we had delicious fried fish and stewed tomatos for lunch and always had corn chowder for dinner. Also some mornings we had to eat the grossist oatmeal and this ancien old lady would stand at the head of the table and yell at us to eat our oatmeal.
My last summer the NAACP no longer allowed the counselors to wear blackface for the minstrel show so they had to wear clown makeup but still had the pillows to make big boobs and hips.
I remember at the beach we had to stay on one side and the girls on the other. If you were lucky a counselor would take you down to the store for candy. We all had Irish skin and fried all summer. Now I have skin cancer. St Vincent, Saint Alowishious what were the others? We would be so happy if we got cabin of the day or week after inspection.
Guest 27-Dec-2011 21:03
To Dianne O'Sullivan Zawacki

Hello Dianne,

You’d mentioned the name Peggy Marshalsea, was there also Vernon Marshalsea because if I remember correctly he was known for his fighting prowess and often challenged two kids at a time to unsanctioned a wrestling matches.


To Frannie Burke,

Hello frannie,

Did you have a relative named Rusty Burke? If I remember correctly his name kept coming up over the camp PA system "Rusty Burke to the administration office, Rusty Burke" this would have been during the early 1970s.

Guest 23-Dec-2011 02:54
I went to Camp Cedar Crest, Green Harbor, MA in 68, 69, and 72 and have many fond childhood memories of those long summers which culminated in a huge bonfire at the end of each two week session.

During the intervening years I went to Camps Andover and Waldron in Meredith, New Hampshire but it just wasn’t the same. I missed getting driven down to Duxbury beach each day on the back of an open truck, playing baseball, and capture the flag with the nearby camp.

Tom Wagemaker 31-Oct-2011 14:03
I remember going to CCC in the late 60's. I remember watching the moon landing in the rec hall. I also remember couselors Bill Dunn & Bill Walsh. Campers I remember was one of the Rabbitts, the Levesque brothers, & John Cooney. I washed dishes one night and everyone else bailed on me and I had to do it all myself. Cooney & I ran away from camp, went to some gas station down the street to buy a pack of cigarettes. When we eventually went back, they took a bunch of cigarettes and emptied them on the ground and had us pick up the teeny pieces of tobacco, then when we rode that old truck to the beach, the couselors kept dunking us underwater till we thought we were gonna die. I was a pain in the ass kid from the Mission Hill projects whose other just wanted to keep me out of trouble. Didn't work :-) Who was the old nature dude in one of the back cabins, next to the hall where boxing would take place, and where I got a bloody nose. I still have letters I wrote my grandmother from camp.
mark hesse 26-Sep-2011 01:50
me and my sister went to that camp in 1959 and i will never forget the ride to the beach on planks in the back of a rack truck....i guess it was ok back then and we also had the buddy system when we got there...and watch out for the horseshoe crabs...and saying the rosary every morning before breakfast in back of the barracks....and i was lucky my parents put money in the canteen for me...
mark hesse 26-Sep-2011 01:50
me and my sister went to that camp in 1959 and i will never forget the ride to the beach on planks in the back of a rack truck....i guess it was ok back then and we also had the buddy system when we got there...and watch out for the horseshoe crabs...and saying the rosary every morning before breakfast in back of the barracks....and i was lucky my parents put money in the canteen for me...
Marilyn Hurley 29-Jun-2011 07:17
hi. My name is Marilyn Hurley Wall. I was at Camp Cedar Crest in 1966 with a younger sister and neighborhood kids from Mission Hill, Boston, Ma. I remember that we had to go to the beach in a big red truck. The first week I was there it rained for a little while, but we still went to the beach. We then went back to the camp and had quiet time. We had to stay in our bunks and could read or write home. I remember one night and the doorknob to the counselors room came off and it got thrown and we had to go find it. My younger sister would cry every night and a friend of hers also. I wrote letters to my family every day saying come get us this place stinks. Come get us the food is awful. Come get us Elaine cries every night. My parents came that first Sunday to see what we had been doing. My sister went home and I stayed for the second week. I grew to love it. The food was probably okay, but I was a very fussy eater. I remember the sports and the movie nights or story nights. I remember the songs. For many year, I sang them to my younger sisters and now my children and nieces and nephews. I also would love to know the words to the song. I do not recall it. Reading all of your posts has been great. My mother saved my letters that I sent her. After being a CCC, my family and I moved from Mission Hill to Cedarcrest Circle, West Roxbury, MA I could not believe it. For many years, it has brought back memories about Camp Cedar Crest. Thanks for all the memories. I remember "Gee Ma I want to go, but they won't let me go, gee ma I want to go home. They say at Camp Cedar Crest". I don't recall the rest.
photogallery05-Apr-2011 00:13
There was a rolling skating rink in Marshfield. Here's a link to the old pic
http://www.pbase.com/brantrockgreenharbor/image/54831707
Here's a link to some pics of the old rexicana...used to be called "Fieldston on the Atlantic" http://mysite.verizon.net/vze3nm2c/fieldstonrexhameandhumarock/id2.html
Richard Brace 21-Feb-2011 23:05
Guest
Brother Bill and I were at Camp Cedar Crest on VJ day. We went wild parading around and cheering.We followed a Fire Engine that came on Camp with sirens,whistles and bells all
sounding the good news. We even had a bon fire and stayed up really late. Ah! memories.
Guest 16-Jan-2011 14:29
The name of the little restaurant was " Putnam Pantry ". The Rexacana ballroom was a townie hangout for bands / dances. I believe the roller skating rink was in Hanover & the bowling alley in Marshfield.
Bette Sarno 12-Jan-2011 18:53
Hi, I went to CCC for 6 years, 3 as a camper and 3 as a waitress. I remember the dances we had in Marian Hall the last night of each 2 week stay. What was the name of the little restaurant next to the camp?? Was the roller skating rink called the Rexacana?
Does anyone remember Janet D'Ambrosio from the North End? Or Joe Cabral?
I'm sure other names will come to me.
Richard Cook 02-Jan-2011 06:16
What a great site! I was a camper for three summers ca. 1961-63 -ish. My memories: the crazy truck ride to the beach every day while listing to e.g. Stevie Wonder's Fingertips on someone's transister radio, the daily canteen trip and birch beer, boxing in the ring- if you got into fights the councilors would pair you with someone just as bad, strap boxing gloves on you and let you duke it out in font of the whole camp, the ghost stories told at night by the councilors and the secret places in the woods they would show you- like where people got killed and stuff!!!, waiting for mail call for that letter from home, writing home begging to be taken out (the first week or so-my mother saved all those letter for me), arts and crafts when it rained- making model cars and necklaces of gimp, archery and BB-rifles, field day, the big bonfire, evening role call and camper-of-the-day announcements and sneaking out at night with our flashlights into the neighboring cornfield to clip and ear of corn as a trophy-the farmer was rumored to shoot at campers with buckshot! I am so glad I went.
guest 03-Dec-2010 02:43
we are looking for Patsy Knight as well as Barbara Lawton, the time frame was 1965-1967 ??
Rich Michalski 30-Nov-2010 17:31
Hi Guest, 8 Nov 2010,
What was your name and maybe we can help?
Recently we had a breakfast meeting with some folks from Camp Cedar Crest. Winnie and Ellen Gilman, Renee Jordan, Hughie Morgan, Larry Doucette, Paul Palermo, Peter Iovanni and Richard Michalski. A good time was had by all and revisiting those camp memories was great. We try to meet every month, so maybe you can join us. Keep in touch.
Regards Richard Michalski
Guest 08-Nov-2010 11:55
Camp Cedar Crest was owned by Father Hartigan Pastor of the Immaculate Conception School in Everett, MA and i believe his sister was in charge at the camp!
I was a waitress in the fifties for a short time!
Brenda 05-Nov-2010 01:59
Hello
My mother Louise Davis was a counselor at this camp and never stopped talking about it till the day she died and was surprised to find this site. She had the time of her life and felt bad for leaving her sister behind. please if anyone remembers her name let me know. I will book mark this site.
Renee Jordan 25-Oct-2010 19:41
Hi Larry: I couldn't believe I found this web site, I've told people over the years about camp, and how actually I would love to go to camp now. Anyway, i remember when we we're all at the beach (Dated a guy years later who grew up on the road going to the beach) and we had a hail storm and the people who lived on the beach let us up on the porches, I was A camper, then a waitress, worked in the canteen, like I said I would love to be at camp now. I sang down town strutters ball in the minstral show and I remember as a camper I couldn't wait to be in the waltz. I was Richards last waltz partner, My name is Renee Jordan you might not remember but I had the best time Thanks for the website
Nanci-Ellen 28-Sep-2010 17:58
Jack McDonald? As in Jackie McDonald, I think your family had the trailer next to my Grand Mothers at Blackman's Point. The Cass', Dot & Fred were my Grandparents, Debbie and Nancy my Aunts, Barbara my Mother. Please tell your family I said HI!
davedempsey13-Aug-2010 13:08
Hi; Thanks for this collection! I spent my summers with my aunt and uncle at Brant Rock. We lived in Cambridge and I was very young (5 yrs) and couldn't wait for school to be out for the summer to have my uncle drive us down Route 3 for the summer. I did it until I turned 16 every summer. So many great memories! I remember the old Coast guard station in Brant Rock (closed) where I would sit on an old chair try to imagine what it was like when it was open. I remember the movie house. Thanks again!
Ethel19-Jul-2010 13:56
I went to Camp Cedar Crest for two years in a row. in the 62 and 63 i believe. I remember going to the beach in the truck. Alot of kids in one truck. Funny now not then.
Lots of great memories
larryd 07-Jul-2010 11:44
The "old lady" in the dining room was probably Mrs Helen Hughes. She was in charge of the waitresses and would patrol the dining hall making sure they did their job, and stayed clear of the boys in the dishroom and kitchen.
Sounds like "larry" was a camper in '64--'65....I worked in the kitchen those years....
how was the hash?
I passed along the legend of the Red Dot Man to my kids and grandkids.....still a good yarn.
Larry 02-Jul-2010 20:07
I was there for the summers of 64-65. Does anyone remember the 'Red Dot Man'? THe older kids would use that to scare us. Years later, I found out it was a red light atop the water tank off of Rt 139. Boxing was awesome and so was making those things make out of gimp! THe canteen, the girls peeking at the boys taking showers, the dances. Who was the old lady that would walk through the dining hall? The smell of suryp, the bug juice. Great times,
Dianne O'Sullivan Zawacki 25-Jun-2010 00:57
To Tom Dunn - Jimmy Sullivan (actually O'Sullivan) is my brother and yes I am one of his sisters that went to camp with Peggy Marshalsea.

My most favorite days as a teenager were at Camp Cedar Crest - I went there for 8 weeks as a waitress and when the dishboys went on strike - we did their job and got the pay for it. I believe I went in summer of 69 - remember Rosemary, Joan and Jean, Peggy Marshalsea, the Rabbits, and yes the dishboys and kitchen boys. My sisters and brothers also went to camp and I do have some pictures....will try to get some scanned in and sent. Wow - to be a kid again ....it was the best!! I loved the Minstrel show, field day, going to beach, our nights out and days off. I hated going home!! Dianne "O'Sullivan" Zawacki. I was not from Everett - I came from Roslindale/Dedham.
Tex 18-Jun-2010 17:45
Hi Tom,
I now go by Stephen but Tex is my name. I miss the good old days at CCC. My e-mail is smcancellare@yahoo.com. let's stay in touch.
Tex
Tom Dunn 02-Jun-2010 15:46
Tom Dunn,
Hi I went to Cedar Crest the last 3 years it was open. My last year I was a dishboy. Had great fun. I remember my co workers were Jimmy Sullivan from Dedham and Vernon Marshalse from Needham. Both of them had sisters who were waitresses. It was great times and got paid $5.00 a week! Other friends were Andreas (from Columbia but lived in Milton), Tom Jarvis, Tree Costa, Leah (sp). I remeber a kitchen boy named Mullins (who always picked on me) and his sister was a waitress. I was in the waltz at the last minstril show and enjoyed all the sports and the beach. I remember counselor Tex and Bill Walsh (later a priest in JP).
Guest 25-May-2010 11:38
Joan........what years were you at CCC?
Joan Smith 16-May-2010 23:21
I went to Camp Cedar Crest as a camper and then as a waitress. I thought I would never find anyone that went there oe ever heared of it, Then one dayy sister who works at a resturant in Hanover MA and their was a regular customer thab would come in on Sat, she heard him talking about Camp Cedar Crest and told him that she had been there and also two other sister. She didn't remember much but when she tokd me I said what was his name. she said it was Hughie, I told her I did remember him I fell in love with him and at the time I lived in Belmont and he lived in Arlington. We were suppose to meet in Harvard square,he never showed up(were were about 12) I told her to tell him he broke my heart. I wanted to meet him again but he move to California. Agaim he stood me up.His wife said I could have him. HA HA HA What a small world. My name was Joan Boyle and now it is Smith I had red hair not (to many redheads back then)
Elaine 14-Mar-2010 06:29
Hi I'm Trying to find out about my great uncle zavan Smith who lived on the Island on Green Harbor. I was very young when he died but remembered him as a nice old man. Wanted to get some back ground on him. My brother seems to remember his role was to watch the shoe and fly the american flag every day. In return the us goverment gace him living right's and a small salary. The island was surounded by water at high tide, you could walk to it during low tide. But unless you were prepared to spend the night you had to leave before the tide changed. He thought it was Green Harbor Would love pictures, stories, or anything anyone might have, on my great, great, great uncle Zavan. I'm thinking 30's 40's early 50's I think he died in the 50's not sure can't find any records. Thanks
Cindy Collins 24-Feb-2010 17:46
Like so many others I too just out of the blue looked on the internet under Camp Cedar Crest in Marshfield. My brothers and older sister attended from I believe '63-'70. I remember all the cabins were saint names catherine, ann theresa agnes. The morning inspection followed by a watermelon for cabin of the week and camper of the week. It was special to hear your name over the loud speaker. The sports all day we played archery, softball, volleyball - the dances. The truck ride to the ocean was truly memoriable. Also the Minstrial shows and movie night I still remember the Movie the jules verne classic with the huge animals on shore after the prisoners escape from jail. Also the big races in the middle of the field the relay races with a huge can with water in it, Our family went for a month in August Terry, Eddie, Johnny and Me Cindy Collins. I was friends with Cheryl Marshalsea, she had a sister Peggy that was my brother johnnys age a year older. We were from Brookline, I remember Ms. Bowmen playing the piano and practicing for the shows and reel dances. The nurse I thought was MRS. Bucci she had two sons peter and ??? quite handsome I remember at the time. Wow great memories. I have a few photos and I will look them up. my email address is edcleary@comcast.net Love to hear from anyone
Jim Collins 20-Feb-2010 16:59
I was a happy camper as well, from 1964-1968-9?I stared out as a "Midget" and eventually ended up as dishwasher and kitchen helper.Ahh...many fond memories. I believe I worked in the kitchen with Richard Michalski, his brother and I believe a wonderful woman who was Rich's mom. Loved to march to meals to those J.P. Sousa chestnuts blaring over the loudspeaker system. I also learned how to fold the American flag,a duty that I still hold in my heart.
Frank Sandstrum 14-Feb-2010 02:42
Lots of grate photos. Love page 47 from Frank Sandstrum (Sandy JR) Easton, MA
john s meyer 21-Jan-2010 22:21
Some great pics of old post cards here which I collect. Especially Green Harbor. Could any of them be for sale?
Pete 20-Dec-2009 03:17
1959 At Cedar Crest was a long summer for my brother Paul and myself. We spent 2 months at camp and enjoyed most everything that took place. The canteen, boxing, bonfires, birchbeer, even the dances. I need to know one thing about cedar crest that has really been on my mind for over 50 years. The freekin pancakes were the best ever, Seriously. If anyone has the recipe for these bodacious biscuits I would be thrilled. pe416@comcast.net
Guest 21-Nov-2009 15:17
Mike Rabbitt----We remember the Rabbitt Boys.!!!!!....
I'm Larry Doucette.....went to CCC '58----'66......Camper, dishwasher, kitchenboy..
My camp buddy, and still best friend , Richard Michalski went there '55 or so to '68.
You may recall his mother Rose Michalski...the Camp nurse.
In the past two years we have contacted well over a hundred former Ceder Cresters.
In fact we had a reunion at the Marshfield Fair in August of 2008.
What cabins were you in?
Did you ever work there?
Guessing that you attended in the mid to late sixties as the BB range wasn't built until that period.
We have put together quite a package of campers recollections, stories , and photos.
Would be glad to send you a copy...if interested you can email me at..
larryzevon@yahoo.com

great to hear from another CCC'er

Michael Rabbitt 20-Nov-2009 20:43
Just on a whim I thought I would look up Camp Cedar Crest on the internet. Holy Mary and Joesph this site came up. I really can't remember the years I went to Camp with my twin brother Billy and younger brother Joey (he was a "Midget" camper) but we went for the entire summers (all eight weeks!) and loved every minute of it! My first crush on a girl
(Joyce) was during my second summer at the camp. I remember the daily truck rides to the beach and the daily visits to the canteeen. I remember shooting BB guns and archery. The
dances every two weeks and the year end Minstrel Show. I had to box my twin brother in the ring...and he gave me one right to the chops and I was finished! I remember having to get up and clean our areas for morning inspection, and the councelors (Seminarians) writing our scores on their clipboards. Those years were and still are very special to me. I made some great summer friends and hope to hear from any of my fellow campers who
might remember the Rabbitt kids. (Mike, Billy and Joey) Sometimes I watch that camp movie ..."The Parent Trap" and think how similar some of the scenes were like Cedar Crest.
The furniture on the roof was a bit over the top...but I enjoyed the movie and ofcourse the original with Halley Mills. Best to all my fellow campers and priests. I imagine Fr. Hartigan has passed on, but I will always remember washing his black Lincoln Continental
on Sunday nights. Later...Mike Rabbitt
Georgette 12-Nov-2009 23:25
Hi Heidi Peltier,
I was friends with the peltier family. I went to school and was friends with your aunt elizabeth. I remember your mother Margaret. I remember when you were born. Your mom was a couple of years older than I when I was attending Marshfield High School. I have been trying to get in contact with someone from the peltier family to reconnect with Liz.
The Big Red Truck 11-Nov-2009 12:55
Cedar Crest Roundtable--------
A number of Cedar Crest alumni meet every 6 weeks or so for breakfast at Bickfords Restaurant on Montvale Ave in Woburn , usually 10:30 to 12:30....
The group includes Richard Michalski, Peter Iovanni , Paul Palermo , Larry Doucette , and this past week Vicki Duguie.
Hughie Morgan has also participated but he has left for greener pastures in southern California.
It's a great opportunity to remember the Camp days and reacquaint with old friends.
We would love to hear from more alumni......
For info email
larryzevon@yahoo.com
Paul Breen 07-Aug-2009 23:22
Hi Larry,

Nice to hear from you. I remember your name and positive we were in cabins together, probably in St Joe's, James and Aloysius (always liked that name (Aloysius) and even gave it to my son as a middle name)!

I had my Cedar Crest Camp patch for years stashed away. When we moved to this house and I opened the box, much to my chagrin, the critters had gotten to it and chewed it up beyond recognition. You could barely recognize the trees!

I emailed you direct and look very forward to getting what you have.

Thanks,
Paul
Rich Michalski 31-Jul-2009 17:04
Hi Paul Breen and Pat Glynn,
Thanks so much for adding your thoughts to this site about your camp experiences. Our unofficial document about Camp Cedar Crest is called "The Legends of CCC". It has many typical camp events, personal experiences, the dining hall menu, Minstrel show songs and a list of names. Larry Doucette, Paul Palermo, Hughie Morgan, Peter Iovanni and I(Rich Michalski) are in regular contact about the Camp and the people. We have over 200 names of campers and workers and still looking for more. Guys are easy, girls more difficult with name changes and marriages.
I would like to send you what we have. Please email Larry Doucette at your earliest: larryzevon@yahoo.com.
Thanks again for posting your thoughts, look forward to hearing from you.
Best Regards
Rich Michalski
Guest 23-Jul-2009 12:29
PaulBreen.....I remember you. We were probably cabin mates in St Josephs, or St James,
or maybe Don Bosco. Paul Lavin was my all-time favorite councellor , not only an excellent baseball coach but also passed out the Wiffle Stick and Canoe before the dances.
I attended Camp from '58 to '65. Working there the last three years.
Richard Michalski and I organized last years reunion....we had quite a turnout.
Frank Ialenti came as did Al Donaldson who flew in from L.A.
We're still in touch with a number of alumni......Hughie Morgan, Paul Palermo to name
two.
I also had crush on Judy Thompson . She now lives in northern California. Shortly after the reunion Richard and I met with Judy (who was here on vacation) , Neil, and Mrs Thompson.
Oh yeah, my name was,and is, Larry Doucette I grew up in Belmont but went the full eight weeks every summer.
Over the last couple of years Richard and I have contacted about forty people who have connections to the Camp . We're talking about meeting at the Fair again this year but nothing set in stone as yet.
Here's my email
larryzevon@yahoo.com

It's always great to hear from "the kids'from camp.
Paul Breen 22-Jul-2009 19:09
It is amazing sometimes the things that pop up on the web. I was sitting at home recently and decided clear out of the blue to see if anything would be there for Camp Cedar Crest. Imagine my great surprise when this site showed up! I am so sorry I discovered it too late to attend the reunion. I would have come in a flash.

The flood of memories was overwhelming and I don’t want to bore anyone but here goes. I was there for 8 weeks each summer from’59 to ’62 so have a very good recollection of life there. Not quite sure when that aerial view was taken but it is pretty cool to see the whole site from above. The main row of cabins (and let’s remember most were named after saints like St Aloysius, St James etc.). The bathrooms in those trees behind that row (that always had plumbing issues).

Francis Ialenti, I was in that cabin also and spent many hours with Arthur Flaherty, Neal Thompson (had a huge crush on Neal’s sister Judy), and Robert Mirabella. I was also that stubborn little kid who would not eat his corn chowder no matter what!

Random thoughts:
Endless hours playing baseball and football.
Paul Lavin (Counselor) throwing those 50-60 yard bombs we could never catch.
I‘ll never forget the family of skunks taking up residence underneath Don Bosco Hall (it had that raised floor) and that unforgettable aroma that would rise up on hot summer evenings.
The truck rides to Green Harbor and occasionally Duxbury beach (where we could almost finish 99 bottles!)
Being really careful to not step on horseshoe crabs on the bayside at Duxbury.
Sneaking out to buy cigarettes from the machine outside that little restaurant down the street (the Pantry Shelf?).
The minstrel show and that ridiculously corny German submarine routine we performed every year.
Capture the flag games at the pit about a half mile down the road
Sneaking into the woods beyond the girl’s camp and exploring for many hours.
Poison sumac everywhere in those woods.
The bats coming out at night.
The arts and craft building and braiding gimp into all kinds of lanyards, key chains and necklaces. You were a real pro if you could do 8 colors!!
Birch beer at the canteen.
Going behind the showers (man were they cold) into the farmer’s field and eating raw corn on the cob.
The camp Olympics vs the girls and the dances!
The minstrel show (I am definitely somewhere in that picture from 1961) and the ridiculously corny German submarine routine we performed.

Well hope that stirs up some memories for others.

Pat Glynn, please post the words to the camp song. That would be fantastic!

Paul
Pat Glynn 21-Jul-2009 14:35
Hi all, what a treat to find this site ! Myself and syblings went to Camp Cedarcrest in the early 60's. Mom had just died, house burned down, and Dad just didn't know what to do with all of us, so summer at camp was the best solution. Great memories, volley ball, archery, ....and church every morning, the smell of the hot chocolate and scrambled eggs and cold toast. I can still smell them some mornings ! I remember a good friend from there, GINGER CALHOUN, anyone know her? We stayed in touch for a while, she lived in South Boston. A councilor , a wonder woman who was going to become a nun, Margo was her name. I took a special liking to her, she was a great comfort after my mother passing. That truck, and trip to the Myle Standish Forest !
Anyone remember the camp song???? I have sung it many times to kids ! They roar laughing. I can still see, my brother and sister on stage dancing the poka together at one of the shows ! GREAT MEMORIES !!!! Miss those camp fires. I recently met someone who remembered exactly where the camp "had been", we drove around...nothing is the same, but memories still linger there..new homes, new roads, can't take them away, you can almost hear the kids still cheering for each other when on every other Sunday we had races and games ! Those were the days...why don't our kids or grandkids know those days?? I am sorry that "Bill" didn't have the same experiences that most did. Anyone wants to go down memory lane..email me. I am in Plymouth.
Guest 14-Jul-2009 20:50
The best kept secret...Brant Rock, MA. Family memories passed down thru generations. Treaures abound! I remember Bud's, Charlies on the water, the original Venus with the slanted floors. I know we must change with the times, but I wish we could preserve this little place forever!- Kim Lego Grant
Colm Carron 09-Jun-2009 12:54
was there in may 2009 fantastic will go back
say Chuck at haddads is best fot stake
regards Colm and Mary
Dublin Ireland
Bill Pink 29-May-2009 04:59
I grew up at Bluefish cove. The house that is now changed was 27 cove st. I was just back there for a visit and the house is new style but to me it dosn't fit in with the place. Wish that I could have owned the place. I was just a kid at the time going to elementry school and Then High school there. Even that has changed.
I remember the Galligans, O'Neils Phinies and many others. It was great to see the place again and growing up there. Maybe some day I will be back there again.
john s meyer 28-May-2009 00:53
I am a summer resident and collector of antique Green Harbor postcards. I would like to buy the original old postcard shown on this site of kids jumping off Beach St Bridge in Green Harbor. Can ANYONE tell me who owns it? Or have them call me at 508-864-2028. Thanks. john s. meyer / 45 Chapin Rd. / Holden. Ma / 01520 ("johnsmeyer@yahoo.com")
reesha ruel 12-May-2009 04:38
Thank you for the old pic of Charlie's after the blizzard in '78. My family used to own it.
Guest 02-May-2009 14:23
Paul O'Keefe was an Everett boy growing up, wonder what ever happened to him ?
Mr Interlocita 29-Apr-2009 14:55
Another Cedar Crest celebrity was Paul O'Keefe.....1962 camper who also played Patty Dukes brother on the Patty Duke Show.
I wonder if either Paul appeared in "real" theater........the camp's end of year Minstrel
Show? Now THAT was show business !!
Guest 21-Mar-2009 23:37
to bob leonard yes i went to the sock hops behind mommies store i also helped set them up i loved every nite your mom would take us for a ''nite treat'' do you still walk fast larry and i had to run to keep up with you do you know who i am?
cancellare18-Feb-2009 05:33
I found this interesting. Paul Benedict who I remember as the neighbor on The Jeffersons attended Camp Cedar Crest. Here is the link where I found the info. http://www.legacy.com/GB/GuestbookView.aspx?PersonId=120952028
Scott 15-Feb-2009 20:08
I can remember in the late 50's we used to love it when our folks drove us up from Kingston, where we lived, to Brant Rock to buy some goodies from Estes. I always loved the checkerberry popcorn bars and both I and my sister were really fond of the salt water taffy...specially the peanut butter filled ones! I was always fascinated by the Coast Guard tower and my mother told stories about what the war was like on the home front in Duxbury.
Jack McDonald 19-Jan-2009 18:50
Great Photos and Postcards. Brought back many great memories of our family year's at Blackman's Point from 1956 (ish) to visiting today.

Thx Much
Guest 30-Dec-2008 20:47
Hi Frannie,
It is larryzevon@yahoo.com. Sorry, Rich Michalski
Rich Michalski 30-Dec-2008 20:10
Hi Frannie Burke,
I hope you can send your email address to Larry and I @ larryzevon@yahoo.net. This will start the communication going and hopefully get you some photos to you of the reunion. Do you remember any of the following: Hughie Morgan, Dave McKenzie, Al Donaldson, Fran Ialenti, Peter Iovanni, Frank Walsh, Mike Naughton. They were all at camp during the 60's. What years were you at Camp? Larry is guessing 1964+, if you skated to "I'm Henry the Eighth". Look forward to hearing from you. Best Regards Rich Michalski
Bob Leonard (Jr) 08-Dec-2008 02:45
Winder if you old time Brant Rockers recall Mrs Gasett's Gift Shop - when she retired to Mt Dora, Florida, my mother (Nona Leonard, who had Brant Rock Rentals next door) moved the gift shop into the store. My mother and father moved to Charlotte County in 1961 and soon brought with them lots of Brant Rockers, imcluding Mrs. Tingley (Mommies).

My mother used to teach exrecise and dance at Blackman's Point Trailer Park. My mother was still teaching dance in Tampa at age 93 when she died. Does anyone recall the Sunset Record Hops we kids ran behind Mommies?
Arthur Moore 02-Nov-2008 03:27
Hello Mary Strongberg (Mello): I read your blog. I use to live also on Cherry street with my brother Richard in the 50's. We lived in the last house on Cherry street on the right. My grandmother was Emma Chamberlain. My brother was Richard Moore and I'm Arthur Moore. We attended the schools in Marshfield and went clamming with our Grandpa too. We swam out in the channel before they dredged it out. Yes, I too have tears in my eyes of missing Brant Rock. Please, drop me a line when you get time, lets see what else we remember about cherry street and all. My e-mail address is: amoorejr@cox.net Thank You Long live Brant Rock...
Guest 29-Oct-2008 11:32
Kathy

p.iovanni@comcast.net

Hope to catch up after all of these years

Peter
Guest 29-Oct-2008 00:23
This is to William (Bill) Harris. I am so sorry to hear about your experience at the Camp. I may have some information for you but I don't want to talk in such public forum. My e-mail is smcan1@cox.net. Mary Cancellare
Frannie Burke 28-Oct-2008 23:09
Hi Larry & Richard,

I wrote previously and neglected to give you my email. Would love to see pictures from reunion this summer and any other info you have.
Guest 27-Oct-2008 23:54
Kathy
Where have you been for the last 40 years, I didn't think there was life on Mars ? How have you been ? family ? Is your sister Patty still in Maryland ? I miss Nina as well, she was the best. Parents still living etc ?

Regards
Peter Iovanni

I didn't go to the reunion in Marshfield, played in a golf tournament.
Guest 27-Oct-2008 14:55
Kathy............
larryzevon@yahoo.com
is correct
William (Bill ) Harris 26-Oct-2008 22:49
I wrote before about how I was attacked at Camp Cedar Crest, I have tried to find the councilor who affected my life, I was hoping the blog would help me instead it was removed and the cover up continues. I have searched for years and for some reason I think I am close. any help would truely be Christian. I am sure that person is in pain as well. closure is needed.
Guest 24-Oct-2008 19:07
Hi Larry or Rich
It's Kathy I tried to send an email to larryzevon@yahoo.com it said it was wrong so I tried larryzevon@yahoo.net & that was wrong also. Please let me know where to reach you guys Thanks
Winnie 18-Oct-2008 04:11
I wrote a thesis re: Cedar Crest but it was lost..some time soon I will resurrect the thoughts and write again my posting is only a partial one sorry
Winnie Gilman Rivard 18-Oct-2008 04:05
otos just wonderful memories My heart aches that not all memories and experiences were as wonderful.
larry doucette 17-Oct-2008 14:21
Great surprise to hear from Kathy Percy......As with other CCC'ers we've contacted, many happy memories from back in the day.
The dances really were great.......except for "leave room for the holy ghost !"
Rich Michalski and I have managed to contact quite a few alumni , campers, counselors , waitresses, kitchenboys, even neighbor's of the camp.
We even visited the inside of the waitresses cabin last spring ! The waitresses graffiti is still up in the rafters.....it was like an archaeological dig .
Feel free to email us at larryzevon@yahoo.com
Always great to hear from another Cedar Crester.
Rich Michalski 16-Oct-2008 13:40
Hi Kathy,
Thanks so much for adding your comments. We have been searching for you for the last 8 months. The trail got cold after Plymouth. I even talked to the people who bought your old house. Hope you are well.
Our reunion was a big success. I will be happy to send you our "Legends" package and a gift from the reunion. Please email your info to: larryzevon@yahoo.com. Larry Doucette set this up to contact Camp Alumni. We are interested to hear about your family as well. Please don't spare the details. Peter Iovanni is copied on the text. He remembers you and your family as well. Our camp experiences will remain with us always. Hughie will really be surprised to hear you have made contact. More to follow. Best Regards Rich Michalski
kathy percy 14-Oct-2008 18:59
Hi
WOW!! It was so GREAT to read all your comments & memories from Camp. My name is Kathy (Percy) My grandmother was Nina Sullivan the Camp cook. I really miss her she's been gone a long time from cancer but she was the BEST!! Although I remember her chasing a few of you kitchen boys out there, with a long paddle!!!! I still can see Hughey in that milk room & Richie M. sitting in front of that old toaster (half asleep) buttering the toast, Mike Naughton maybe picking the chickens for my Nana's delish creamed chicken & peas !! I also remember Debbie, Ginny Chris Miller, Billy Dunn, Peter Iovanna, Larry Doucette, even though I was a little younger they were still great times for me. The bonfires, minstel shows (they were really great for small time talent!!!, But for me the Dances were the BEST. Rickie M. you were a really great dancer for a tall guy!!. Always was a big thing for the girls to sneak out & meet out with the kitchen boys!!! I remember also when Mike M., Rich's little brother, came to the camp. That bumpy ride to the Roller skating rink & green harbor beach singing all the way. GREAT times!! I am sorry to have missed the Marshfield fair this year as I just found out about it, I really hope you all have it again next year as I would definitely try to be there. So many more people & memories , Mrs. Bowen, The Sheas, Mrs. M, Msgr. Hartigan, the canteen, with great soda , that little gas station that was supposed to be off limits, HA HA!! Thanks for letting me go down memory lane!! Hope you are all well!!!
Rich Michalski 22-Sep-2008 13:56
Hi Hal,
Thanks for your comments. Please send any particulars (years at Camp etc.) and your email address to: larryzevon@yahoo.com. We are collecting names and addresses for upcoming Camp Cedar Crest events. I attended Camp from 1955 thru 1968. Were your parents Campers, kitchen help, Counselors? Look forward to hearing from you. Please ask your mom if she has any photos and memorabilia form the Camp. We are most interested. Best Regards Rich Michalski
Hal Jordan 18-Sep-2008 14:31
My Father (deceased), Harold 'Larry' Jordan Jr attended Camp Cedar Crest in the 50's. He was from Everett, MA and his parents had a cottage in Green Harbor, MA. He married my mother, Maureen Frances Hawe (Everett, MA) in 1966. I believe she attended CCC as well.

In 1967, they moved to Marshfield, MA, where my mother still resides. If you remember my parents; Larry and Maureen, please e-mail me with your thoughts and memories.

Thanks,

Harold Hal L. Jordan III, Colorado Springs, CO
Rich Michalski 08-Sep-2008 13:47
Hi Miss Frannie,
Thanks for adding your comments about the camp. I don't give anyone a hard time anymore. Larry Doucette and I and others(about 50) did attend a reunion this year at the Marshfield Fair. Attending, were many faces from those good old days at camp. Some people have changed some have remained the same. We all enjoyed sharing our best and worst camp experiences. Please send us your contact info to email:larryzevon.yahoo.net. Look forward to seeing those photos. We have a list of folks and memorable events I would be glad to send to you. Can you remember what years you attended? Look forward to hearing from you. Best Regards Richard Michalski
Miss Frannie 05-Sep-2008 00:06
HI,

I AM Frannie Burke. I started as a senior camper. I then became a waitress. Can't remember many names then. I do remember Richard Michelski. He use to give me a hard time when I would pick up items for the boys side of the lunchroom because they would eat it so fast and before I could turn around, it was gone and I had to go back and get more. Once I spilled a whole dish of sugar in front of the boysin the mess hall.
They all clapped. I then became a counsel for St. Anne's cabin. I remember Lydia Murray and her sister Linda Murray. Was a counselor with Mary Theresa. Still hear from Miss Pat and Mary Reiling. Remember the good old days on the back of the red truck going to the beach and out rollerskating on Thursday nites with the waiters and waitresses and skating to "I'm Henry the Eighth I Am", etc. Remember the field days on Sundays against the boys camp and Mrs. Michelski bringing ice cold water buckets to the field to cool us off. The Minstel shows were great and Movie nite also. Also remember standing to taps for flag raising and lowering. Have pictures of those days also. Would love to hear from anyone from those years. Miss Frannie
Kevin Florio 02-Sep-2008 01:32
Camp Cedar Crest - how could I forget, although it's been some time since 1957 & 58. My brother and I went. We hated it at first, and then we loved it! I remember the National Anthem or taps when the flag was raised and lowered. We had boxing night, and I fought twice .... my older brother once. I could have killed him, but I held back! (hahaha) Oh, and the canteen, the rides in the truck to the beach, and saying the rosary. Wow! I think that's the last time I said it. I did like the Columban Father's counselars: Father Connington was great! My brother & I are from Mattapan. Another thing I remeber was the "corn field" where kids were suppose to have run away through. It was said that you had to watch out for the farmer, since he'd shoot you with "rock salt."
Boy .... what memories. We have only "ONE" picture from those days. My brother is Frank Florio, and I'm Kevin. Thanks everyone for their contributions to my memories!
Guest 26-Aug-2008 00:25
Are you Frannie Burke??? How are you?
john s meyer 21-Aug-2008 01:45
Can anyone tell me how to get a good copy, or print, or even the original post card, of the old Green Harbor post card on this site showing kids jumping off the bridge with diving board? Help. Thanks, john meyer, 1-508-864-2028, 45 Chapin Rd Holden, Ma 01520
Miss Frannie 19-Aug-2008 00:47
R U Joyce Lawton??????
Vicki DUGUIE Holland 30-Jul-2008 17:20
Hi! I went to Camp Cedar Crest around '57 to '63, eight weeks each year. I was a camper and then waitress...boys dining room, thrilling at first, but so much fun! I remember the Minstral Show. I was an endman and sang "Rufus, Rastis, Johnson
Brown", still remember word for word. I was quiet and my family was so pleased to see me on stage singing and having the TIME OF MY LIFE! I remember Mary Reiling and Sheila, my very first counselors, who taught me to play softball; volleyball; archery; make gimp bracelets/necklaces/leather wallets; and hot plates w/colored stones (which I still have). I remember Mrs Hughes (waitress cabin), taught me to crochet a popcorn throw; Mrs.
Thompson (Ginny & Neil); Miss Hartigan; Miss Mary Bowen; Mrs. Michalski, camp nurse; Al Donaldson; Rose & Connie; Mrs Sullivan, camp cook; and Monsignor Hartigan whom I so loved. He awarded me Camper of the Year 1960 I think. My first award ever!!! Gave me so much future confidence. I remember the open truck - no seat belts for us - going to the beach and roller skating at night (what a first time thrill). I remember the dead sand shark we took home from the beach and Elaine, etc. put IT in Mrs Hughes' bed. We got in a little trouble, but what fun! I remember Pat Morin; Pam and Pat Kelley; Ginny and Neil Thompson; Gloria and Elaine from Everett; (Rita & Janet D'Ambrosio; Diana & Janet D'Ippolito) all from the North End, Boston where we all attended "Julie Billiart High School", North End, Boston. I remember choc. covered hash balls/meatballs (Hughey had something to do with this?) I remember smoking a Kent cigarette (first time) with Rita & Elaine in back of our cabin when Elaine stepped on a rusty nail and Mrs. Michalski, camp nurse had to remove it and administer a tetnus shot. We were in trouble. I learned how to shave my legs; put on makeup; and just be a girl having, once again, THE TIMES OF MY LIFE.

Rita (Clancy) Jones 14-Jul-2008 22:50
Well, I never knew where Camp Cedar Crest was located. I went for two weeks around 1945.
We lived in a housing project in Cambridge and my mother wanted us to have a fun, safe time. I never knew where it was and all that I can remember is being in the back of a truck bumping along to the ocean. I went to another camp somewhere on the south shore and it was an army camp where the boys and girls were seperated by a big field. They had loud speakers and a store where they sold candy. I was there when the war ended and everyone was jumping, running and crying in the big open field. Enjoyed reading the emails.
Guest 05-Jul-2008 17:24
I spent my summers at Brant Rock and they are my fondest memories. My sister and I were just emailing each other about we wish that the two of us could have a meatball sub from Penny's. I have never had a better one since. While on vacation my mom and dad would send the oldest to get coffee at Charlies and bring back to the blankets, then when each one of us got to a certain age that kid went up to get them and we thought it was such a grownup thing to do. On Sundays it was the same thing but we would get homemade donuts at Mommie's, oh i can taste them now. Then on the sad day of leaving we would get to stop at Buds and get penny candy to take home. I can still see the lineup of the candy and the little bags that we filled. Of course there was Popcorn, potato chips and taffy at Estes Kitchen. Then the movies and bowling alley oh that was so much fun. I can still remember sitting on the steps of the bowling alley. One year we rented on top of Eli's now that place was one of a kind. Then when we got older we went to the Rexicana Ballroom. We didn't have alot of money but it didn't matter those vacations mean more to me than anything i have ever done in my life. It was family time with great friends and so many laughs.I wish every kid could have a childhood that we had. Now we spend our summers at Blackman's Point and still loving it. .
Pam 14-May-2008 02:47
I used to summer at Blackmans. Lost my mobile home in a blizzard.
would love to buy another?
anyone know of one?
photogallery05-May-2008 16:18
Ah! Penny's Sub Shop....I still have a brain cell that remembers that! (kinda) Where, on the Esplanade, was it located?
Guest 02-May-2008 20:42
Penny's Sub Shop.......If it was in Brant Rock , it was run by a Mr Penta who was a teacher at Belmont High School in the sixties , biology I think , my homeroom 1964-65 .
Debbie Brogan 29-Apr-2008 15:38
we summered in brant rock every year from 60's to late seventies and every summer I still long for it!Does anyone remember penny's sub shop?what about eli's we used to torment the two elderly people who ran it.ny husband and i are looking to rent - buy a cottage to live in year round,does anyone know of anything? debbie ashland,ma dbrogan@aol.com
Guest 20-Apr-2008 15:42
I was a camper from IC Parish in Everett 1954, 1955. Ellie Sarno was my counselor, Mary Bowen I believe was my choir director back in Everett. Montsignor was my Pastor.
Ma Hartigan stayed in a house a short walk from our camp. I was 8 years old and loved it.
patz.inmaine@yahoo.com
Guest 19-Apr-2008 18:25
spent my summers at Blue Fish...now in FL
Guest 19-Apr-2008 18:24
spent my summers at Blue Fish
photogallery31-Mar-2008 01:36
this old Cedarcrest photo was sent along today - 1938
http://www.pbase.com/brantrockgreenharbor/image/94927667
Peter Keelan 30-Mar-2008 16:59
Although I grew up in "Marshvegas" actually Ocean Bluff, I did not attend Camp Cedar Crest. I do remember the camp grounds. Fond Memories of Buds Bait Shop and the large variety of Penny Candy. I was very fortunate to know Bud as well as his family. Dates of memory, The burning of the Brant Rock theatre and bowling alley (I could have sworn that the alleys were uneven)The Fire at the Rex (many sundays spent there listening to The Second Society) as well as the blizzard of '78.
larryd 28-Mar-2008 17:49
CAMP REUNION EMAIL IS

larryzevon@yahoo.com
LARRY D 28-Mar-2008 17:47
LOOKING FOR CAMP CEDAR CREST
COUNCELORS, CAMPERS, KITCHEN BOYS, WAITRESSES

If you attended Camp Cedar Crest in Marshfield , Mass. between 1955 and 1970 and are
interested in a camp reunion this coming summer , in Marshfield ........
Please E-mail me at larryzevon@yahoo.com class of 1958 thru 1966
We are also looking for old photos , memorabilia , etc .

THE BIG RED TRUCK RIDES AGAIN !!
Juba Walsh 13-Feb-2008 18:53
My Dad - Jack Walsh worked at Camp Chappa Challa when I was very young (1-5) 1953-1957
I have wonderful memories of sailing, swimming the ain house and the boardwalk. I am not sure if we have any pictures but I will ask my siblings. Judy Walsh
photogallery06-Feb-2008 17:09
See an ad for Chappa Challa on p. 27 of the photo gallery. If you have more photos to send along I'd be pleased to post them. McD
Merrie 04-Feb-2008 20:58
Does anyone know anyone who went to Camp Chappa Challa? We are putting together a THIS IS YOUR LIFE presentation for my great aunt's 100th birthday. She was a counselor there from 1931 to 1935. Do you have any pictures of the camp?
S.G. De Castro 09-Jan-2008 00:39
We made Chocolate Covered Hash Balls out of corned beef hash on Ninas day off. The kids liked them.
photogallery06-Jan-2008 21:58
If anyone does locate those photos please contact me. I would be pleased to post them online - Webmaster "McDude"
Guest 03-Jan-2008 19:34
Chocolate Covered Meatball Inn ??
larry doucette 03-Jan-2008 19:31
To---Steve DeCastro........Richard Michalski and I attended CCC from '50's thru late '60's
campers, dishroom, kitchen boy . We are trying to put together group for a reunion later this year and are looking for alumni , also looking for any camp memorabilia . Possibly you might know someone in the Hartigan family who might still have those old photos? So far we have managed to contact a dozen or so people , looking for more .
guest 28-Dec-2007 02:37
Camp Cedar Crest, well remembered for mystery of the the Chocalate Covered Meatball Inn!
S.G. De Castro 26-Dec-2007 22:21
My grandfather was one of the founding trustees of Camp Cedar Crest. The camp was a great part of my family's life and is why my family came to Marshfield. As a child my grandparents lived next door to the camp on top of the hill. Every spring the family would all help get the camp ready. Connie Shea, Mary Bowen, John Danahy, Earl Gallant, Dick Hickey, Nina Sullivan, Monsignor and of course "Ma" Hartigan. I knew them all. We had free reign over the place all summer and winter. I was a kitchen boy the last summer the camp was open. Monsignor used to show me photo albums he had of the camp from the day it opened until the end. My parents met through the camp. Does anybody remember Dan or Frank Dooley?
Guest 29-Nov-2007 15:46
Charlie's Too has been in Pembroke for about 10 (maybe 15) years now - owned by the same family and has mostly the same style menu. Ya, the view (totally uneventful) is disappointing, but I bet the property insurance premiums are easier for the owners to swallow.
photogallery28-Nov-2007 22:43
Charlie's has moved to Pembroke. Not sure if the food is the same but the location sure isn't. Here's the website http://www.charliestoo.com/charlies/
I also remember Bud's. As kids we used to collect bottles from the beach and cash them in for money to buy his penny candy....YUM!!!!
Don B 27-Nov-2007 20:35
To Heidi - Charlies got destroyed by one too many storms a few years back. I believe is now a residence or rental cottage. My family is still in mourning!

To Matt - my brother Eric used to hang out with Gerry (your uncle? your father?). We used to call him "Termite" but I don't know why.
Heidi 27-Nov-2007 03:54
Hey there everyone, I dont know if any of you knew my family (The Peltier family) But I am wondering what ever happened to Charlies? I can remember going there when I was little...By the by my mother was Margaret peltier and my uncles are Brian, Chris, Mike and Matt Peltier....If you remember them or anything about Charlies, let me know
matt mannix 25-Nov-2007 21:20
buds was in the 70's , he was my grandfather
Don B 07-Nov-2007 20:45
BUD'S - YES - must have been 1960's 1970's - I believe it was owned by the Mannix family who own(ed) the house on the seawall right where the dike road meets ocean street. We shopped there as kids while on vacation on the island in Green harbor River
Francis Ialenti 14-Oct-2007 15:33
Richard,
I was a counselor at Cedar Crest from 1959- 63. I remember your family. Your mother worked with Ginny Thompson and Mrs. Hughes. I think you were in my cabin with Arthur Flaherty, Neal Thompson. Freddie Scorza and Robert Mirabella.
Guest 10-Oct-2007 16:55
Mary......what years were you there ? I was there '58--'65 ,worked in kitchen '63, '64, '65. Were you in the Minstral Show ?
What year did the camp close ?
I have spoken to Richard and we are trying to get some people together .

larry doucette
cancellare10-Oct-2007 01:47
Hi Richard,
I was the there when you were. I remember you and your brother Michael. I started out as a camper, then two years as a waitress. Finally I was a counselor, then taughter ceramics where a met a seminarian, "Tex", who I am married to now, and then I was the Head Counselor went the camp closed. I loved the summers spent there. Check out this site with several old postcards from the camp. http://mysite.verizon.net/vze3nm2c/greenharborimages/id2.html
Mary Reiling Cancellare
Richard Michalski 05-Oct-2007 14:50
I went to Camp Cedarcrest with my family. My mom, Rose, was a Camp nurse/ waitress councelor, brother Joseph and Michael were campers and kitchen workers. I remember Peter Iovanni and Larry Doucett and Mrs Sullivan the cook. We spent 14 years at camp form '54 to '68. Enjoyed every season and especially the Minstel show at the season end. Sang Dapper Dan as an endman. Met many great people and couln't imagine being anywhere else for the summer. The beach was always welcome and the water was cold. Rode my Vespa scooter everywhere around the area. Let us hear from you if you were there also. Richard Michalski
Richard Michalski 26-Sep-2007 21:39
Richard Michalski
Went to Camp Cedar Crest from 1953? to 1968. Started as a very "Midget Camper" and moved up to assistant chef toward the end. Survived most of it and have many fond memories. I always thought seminarians were "Holy people", can remeber kneeling on a broomstick for hours if I talked after lights-out. The camp was a real place to grow up and learn alot about life. My mom was the waitresses couselor and later the nurse, Mrs. Mich or Rosie to here friends. She's passed now but always remebered the good days at camp. Good friends were Peter Iovanni, Larry Doucette and Hugh Morgan. Was also in the Minstrel show and played the host "Mr. Interlocketer" the last year. What a thrill. We were feeding 400 people 3 meals a day during the peak years.My Vespa saw many happy miles around the camp and nearby beaches. Regular trips to Herbies, the Pantry Shelf, Duplex and of course A&W were part of the tour. Hope other folks who were there remeber those "Carefree Summer days" and add to the website. Best regards Richard
photogallery22-Sep-2007 22:59
If you guys could scan and e-mail me those photos I'd be pleased to put them on the website. Webmaster - mcdude
LAWRENCE GIGLIO 15-Sep-2007 02:37
WOW, WHAT MEMORIES, I WENT TO CAMP CEDAR CREST WITH MY BIB BROTHER FOR TWO WEEKS IN 1934 AND 1935. THE ONLY DOWNSIDE WAS , LIKE MANY, THE RIDE TO THE BEACH IN THE OLD TRUCK. I REMEMBER BILL HICKEY BUT MOST OF THE OTHERS HAVE LEFT ME. I HAD A LOT OF FUN AND MOSTLY ENJOYED TAG FOOTBALL. MY BROTHER WAS A BOY SCOUT AND EARNED A COUPLE OF WEEKS FREE AT CAMP CEDAR CREST MY PARENTS SENT ME ALONG WITH HIM FOR A BIG $7.00 PER WEEK. WHAT A GREAT DEAL.. ALTHOUGH I DO NOT REMEMBER FR. OBRIEN I DID GO TO THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH IN EVERETT IN THE MID THIRTIES AMD LATER ST. TERESA. THIS SITE BROUGHT BACK SOME BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES WHICH WILL ALWAYS BE TREASURED. DOES ANYONE REMEBER THE SONG. "TODAY IS MONDAY TODAY IS MONDAY , MONDAY SOOOUP MONDAY SOOOUP AND ALL MY LITTLE CAMPERS THATS WHAT WE'LL HAVE TODAY... TODAY IS TUESDAY TODAY IS ETC ETC AND DON'T FORGET FRIDAY HAD BEETER BE FISH.... LARRY GIGLIO
jim reardon 09-Sep-2007 16:46
I lived in Green Harbor in the late 50's and early 60's and our neighborhood team used to play several baseball games each summer against the kid's from camp cedar crest, it was so much fun, no ump's, just kid's playing, I used to wave at the big rack truck going to and from the beach each day, great memories!!didn't know how good we had it!!
Richard Long 08-Sep-2007 18:58
I thought my comment would list my email; since I inserted into it in my post below. It is Robalo53@aol.com

Please forward any pictures you might have of the Camp...Thanks !

Richard Long
Richard Long 08-Sep-2007 18:48
I just found this site after fooling around on the computer today. What great memories came flooding to my mind ! Things that I haven't thought about in 50+ years. The rides to the beach and back in the back of a big truck (no selt belts required) singing "100 Bottles Of Beer In The Wall". The grape soda from the canteen which I could never find again but still remember how good it tasted ! Missing home, getting mail from home and presents from my favorite aunt who sent me all kinds of good stuff ! I remember she sent me a softball one year. I can still remember opening it and the excitement I felt as I saw it ! I attended the Camp in the early 50's (I'm 63 now) and think I only have one picture from the camp. A picture of my neighbor, Peter Riley and myself with ice cream in our hands from the canteen. Thanks to all for your contributions, the site and great memories ! Terrific !

Richard
Georgiana Tiberio 17-Jul-2007 12:06
I went to camp cedar crest in approximately 1957. I remember my cabin name was sleepy hollow. I made a great friend and I rememeber her to this day. Her name was Carol Ippolito. Oh my, seems like a lifetime ago, but I remember it as one of the happiest times of my life. Georgiana
Nat Crowley, Sr 14-Jul-2007 22:15
My sister Frances Crowley was a counselor at Camp Cedar Crest in 1934. My father, James H. Crowley Sr. bought a cottage owned by Father Hartigan in 1933. My Fathr brought the Boston Red Sox baseball team as a surprise to the campers. Dick Hickey was a camp counselor. I remember being invited to box with a kid from Everett--and I lost. I served as an altar boy for Father Tom Lane of Winthrop, Ma. I botched the latin--even tho I told Father Lane I remembered the Latin--and I didn't It was a wonderful Camp
Bea 02-Jun-2007 16:23
From 1940(?) to perhaps 1947 I spent my summers at Blackman's Point,Trailor Camps. at Brant Rock. Oh, the memories it still stirs up even to this day.

The family friends, in Pembroke, that I visited with for the summer worked for Miss Blackman, a very wealthy, elderly, spinster that lived away from the Point on the other side of Marshfield.
She was a very proper,strict and frugal lady, but was always nice to me.

Miss Drake was the bookkeeper and overseer of the whole place.
She was an older school teacher that spent the whole summer vacation on this second job.
She and I parted friendship when the second summer I was there, I was told by my elders to go to the main house and cordially greet and welcome her back. Not really wanting to waste time away from having fun I raced to the big house and hurriedly dashed into her office with " welcome back Miss",,,,,,,,, and there I stood searching my brain for her name.

She looked at me perplexed and a half smile which made me more nervous and all of a sudden I blurted out with a relieved big smile "Welcome Back Miss Duck".
MISS DRAKE's face dropped and turned into the worst scowl that I think I had ever seen.
She thought that I had insulted her on purpose and from that day on she never spoke to me again.



Lawrence Aldrich was the caretaker of the buildings and the flower beds at the entrance to the property, His mother Flora did all the linen laundry for the rooms that were rented out up over the converted barn, next to the main house, and also the linen for the cotages on the back end of the property.

Although I can't remember what the rent for these cottages and rooms were, or the fees that were paid for for the trailer lot rentals , I do know that it was sure a huge money making opperation for Miss Blackman.

When there would be a good, early low tide we kids would all scramble over the cement walls and down the big rocks to harvest all the kelp that we could handle in bushel baskets and then cart it off down on Ocean Street, Brant Rock, to a place that would give us three cents a bushel basket full. I don't remember what the name of the place was, but I think that they made some kind of Moss Pudding or Kelp pudding to sell. We all shuddered at the thought of having a pudding made out of the salty, rubbery, slimy stuff. ha ha

In those days there was Peterson's big store on the main street that carried dry goods and just about anything that one could want both for residents as well as campers. And the favorite place for us to have lunch every Friday was Phillip's Lobster Pot. We always ordered the same thing every Friday and Marge, the owners daughter, home from college would see us coming and put our orders into the kitchen before we even were seated. We always felt so important and well received and the food was always beyond our greatest expectations.

The large movie house was within a stone's throw from the store and luncheonette and was always the great treat of the week to go to the Saturday afternoon show.

Well, I do tend to ramble on, so I will close for now and say good bye, thanking you all for a wonderful stroll down memory lane through your great site
Guest 16-May-2007 12:19
Like others, I, too, enjoy the pictures of the old Fieldston area. Barely a trace now remains of the old Rexicana and the Salty Horizon, but I remember them, and Sharyn, fondly.-Brian28.
Mary Stromberg (mello) 11-May-2007 00:03
I spent many summers as a child in the late 50's and 60's, i have so many fond and wondeful memories of brant rock. My grandparents owned a little place at the very end of cherry street. I use to go clam digging at low tide, and fishing for flounder with my grandfather. I still remember sitting out on the porch looking at the marsh, and the harbor, and hearing the ocean tide coming in. I loved going to 'charlies' for the best fried clams ever!! And of course the beach and walking out on the rocks. How this site has brought tears to my eyes thinking of all the fond memories of brant rock. THANK YOU SOO MUCH
Fitz 23-Apr-2007 19:28
I went to cedar Crest 51-54 for the month of august. Cabin 3-a, I pitched on a very good camp baseball team, Away games saved us from the dreaded truck ride to beach. Always tried to be altar boy at daily mass so I could eat great breakfasts with staff. Every time I see dirty dancing I think of the season ending show. Great memories!!
Carol 09-Apr-2007 02:29
I too am looking for more "rex" pictures- In fact My "Older" cousin was in the Second Society which palyed many sunday nights in the 70's! Has anyone have a pic of the Moonbeam? For those who dont rmember it was a small diner in the 60's and early 70's next to the Ranch house on Canal St
sharyn 28-Mar-2007 15:51
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I'm looking for more shots of the Rexicana Ballroom. I summered in Ocean Bluff every year and lived for the dances in the 70's. I stood watching it burn that fateful night in September 78
Peter Iovanni 20-Mar-2007 17:26
well, this brings back many wonderful memories, I worked in the kitchen for 3 summers 65-68 and I worked with Rich Michalski,Peter Leary,Mike Michalski,Steven Dooley, Bob Bishop, Billy Dunn and Hugh Morgan used to drop in unexpectedly ALL the time. Nina Sullivan was the head cook but one year we had a Mrs. Gavin.I always loved the beach at Green Harbor, Herbies gas stop on RTE. 139 and all of the fun loving waitresses etc.I remember Larry Doucette and Chris Miller etc.Still talk to local townie, Dick Stetson and wondering what happened to Bob Hunt and Billy Dunn ? I would love to hear from anyone from that time period, those were the great years.
p.iovanni@comcast.net
Emily 14-Mar-2007 03:41
I have many fond memories of all my summers and holidays at Brant Rock. To this day, I still have 2 aunts, and one uncle plus a few cousins that live there. I remember going with my brother and sister and cousins down the seawall to Charlies for fried clams and double dip chocolate dipped ice cream cones. I am sad that Charlies is gone now, but I will never forget the memories. I live in florida now and I miss Brant Rock very much. I hope one day to live close to it again. Does anyone remember a penny candy store called Buds?

Emily
Guest 06-Feb-2007 05:20
I lived year round down on the end of Cherry St., Brant Rock with my brother, Arthur and our grandmother, Emma Chamberlain from 1950 - 1958. Those were great years and I make it a point to go back and visit every year when I am in New England visiting.
Richard Moore
Gloucester, Virginia
drifterpilot@cox.net
photogallery12-Nov-2006 18:33
My parents rented a cottage each summer from Brant Rock Central Rentals! As a child I can remember sitting in the car with great anticipation as my parents picked up the key for another week or two of wonderful summer memories! Wasn't it next to a gift shop run by an elderly gentleman who always wore a captain's hat? (or does my memory fail me?) Do you remember his name? Thanks for sharing! Webmaster McDude
M. C. Bob Leonard 09-Nov-2006 18:31
My family owned Brant Rock Central Rentals in the 1950's at the corner of Ocean and the Esplanade - next to Mrs Gassett's Gift Shop. When my family Nona and Bob Leonard moved to Englewood Florida, Mrs Tingley (Mommies), Charlie McCarthy, the Mannings, and other Brant Rockers moved there too. My brother Larry (now at prof at Purdue) and I ran the Sunset Record Hops for the Jimmy Fund behind Mommies. Your photo web site is something that every small town needs - I know for I am a college history professor.
Guest 05-Nov-2006 20:36
I was a camp councilor at Cedar Crest from 1959-1963. The camp was under the direction of Rev. Edward M. Hartigan. I worked with Paul Casey and Al Donaldson. Dick Hickey was the camp director. The camp was staffed mainly by seminarians from St John's Seminary but there were a few of us laymen. The canteen was run by Rose Shea, and her husband Connie did maintenance work around the camp.
Frank Sampson 12-Oct-2006 14:38
Hey, I went to Canp Cedar Crest too. Twice I think. Once for a week in the summer, I do not remember what year, and once for a day I think in 1958. The day trip was the class trip when I graduated from Immaculate Conception School in Everett in '58. I even have some pictures I took from back then. If anybody wants them, send me an email. As I recall, the camp was owned by a parish priest, so we all got a good deal. Turns out, my family emigrated to Marshfield soon after, and I still live in the area. I recall it being developed, and toured the area with a fellow classmate yesterday. It did bring back some memories. Frank Sampson frank.jsam@verizon.net
Mark 20-Sep-2006 21:55
I went to Cedar Crest in the late '50s. My great Aunt was Mary Bowen, the camp secretary or something. She worked for the Priest back in Woburn, MA. My brother and sister went there too. I really remember the boxing matches they allowed between kids. I was scared to death, but I had to do it b/c some kid and I got into a fight earlier in the week. I also remember jumping of the piers into the ocean. That was great fun. I also recall some kids picked on my younger brother and poured water into his bed. I woke up in the middle of the night and put a whole tube of glue into that kids hair. His head was shaved clean the next day. How I miss those adventures.
larry doucette 05-Sep-2006 19:06
I went to Cedar Crest from '57 to '65...as a camper for the full 8 weeks
'57 to '62 , a dishwasher in '63 and '64 and a "kitchen boy" in 1965.
The pic of the Minstrel Show was great....I was in the "Waltz" in '64, '65
as well as an "Endman" .
Those were great summers........some of the names I remember...Richard
Michalski, John Cavicci, Mrs. Nina Sullivan, Mary Bowan, Chris Miller,
Judy, Ginny and Mrs Thompson.....ring any bells ??
Guest 27-Aug-2006 18:18
Loved the photos. My family stayed at Blackman's Point from the early 1950's until approximately 1997. My children/grandchildren loved the trailer park and Blue Fish Cove, and still return to visit.
Guest 25-Jul-2006 23:12
I went to cedar crest in early 50s and was a waitress there in 1955. I took senior lifesaving there. We swam in the channel. What fun! Lived in Somerville then, and also spent summers in Hanson at Maquan Pond. Does anyone know when they got rid of the camp? I attend some programs at Vedanta Center in Marshfield. Pam (aka Phyllis) McCarron
DM 16-Jun-2006 04:06
I went to Camp Cedar Crest in the early 60's. I dreaded that ride to the beach in the truck where my knees were under my chin from sitting on the benches. I remember a counselor named Gerri Cahill from Island Pond, Vermont.
mary reiling cancellare 23-May-2006 20:32
I also was a camper and then counselor during that time. I would love to hear from anyone who was there. My husband was a counselor also. Mary and Tex Reiling Cancellare smcan1@cox.net
Guest 22-Apr-2006 04:19
I went to Camp Cedar Crest in the 50's and 60's and would love to see some camp pictures if anyone has them. Joyce
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