Breaking Ground at Camp Mueller

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Title

Breaking Ground at Camp Mueller

Subject

Cleveland (Ohio)

Camp Mueller

Phyllis Wheatley Association

Cuyahoga Valley National Park

Description

The picture appears to be a group of people breaking ground at Camp Mueller. Camp Mueller opened in 1938 and the photograph is labeled 1940, therefore it is possible the "groundbreaking" was for a new camp building.

Creator

unknown

Source

Phyllis Wheatley Association Archives

Date

circa 1940-1970

Contributor

Michelle Epps

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Format

JPG

Coverage

Cleveland (Ohio)

Contribution Form

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Physical Dimensions

10.667x6.333

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