Spring Lake Farm
I was going through childhood photos and came upon some from Spring Lake Farm Day Camp. The camp no longer exists, as it's been replaced by a synagogue. But fond memories of the place still live within my mind.
Here is the way the main barn of the camp looked in 1986:
Here is Ian Spiegel (left) and somebody (Mike?) whose name I can't remember.
And this is Jennifer Angelo, who if I remember correctly, didn't like to have her picture taken.
Any other Spring Lake Farm campers out there? Please contact me!
Here is the way the main barn of the camp looked in 1986:
Here is Ian Spiegel (left) and somebody (Mike?) whose name I can't remember.
And this is Jennifer Angelo, who if I remember correctly, didn't like to have her picture taken.
Any other Spring Lake Farm campers out there? Please contact me!
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posted by Scott C. Savett at
12:23 AM
5 Comments:
Hi Scott - I DO like to have my picture taken just not during the awkward years. I listen to the bway station on xm radio all the time and I think of you everytime they play the "Princes come, Princes Go" song. I miss SLF so much - it was a magical place. Yes - that was Mike in the photo but I don't remember his last name either. Wonder what ever happened to Carl. All the best- Jen
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Jennifer Angelo, at 2/21/2008 3:12 PM
i went to spring lake farm from 1998 until it closed i in 2002 or 2003.
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kevinlololol, at 11/20/2008 5:40 PM
i went to spring lake farm from 1998 until it closed in either 2002 or 2003
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kevinlololol, at 11/20/2008 5:41 PM
I went to Spring Lake Farm starting sometime around 1983 through 1987. I am sad to hear it has closed. I remember the annual musicals, the geese, playing "nuke 'em"--which no one seems to have heard of--playing tennis, making ceramics. Wonderful place.
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Unreliable Narrator, at 2/18/2009 2:50 PM
I went to SLF for 4 years - 1980 (Lil' Abner), 1981 (Barnum), 1982 (Wizard of Oz), and 1983 (Peter Pan). I still keep in touch with 2 of my dearest friends from those years, one of whom lives right near the campsite -- which apparently is now a huge synagogue. Some of my happiest memories were from those days at camp -- Mr. and Mrs. O really knew what they were doing to make all of the campers feel good about themselves every day. I can still sing all 3 of the camp songs too! Glad to see some fellow SLF alumni out there! - Rachel Cole, Boulder, CO.
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Rachie, at 3/28/2010 11:31 PM
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