I found this little gem; a vintage (unknown date) of Camp NoBeBoSco in the lovely town of Blairstown, New Jersey and the shooting location of Friday the 13th (1980). If anyone knows the date of this, please leave a comment.
Hm, I'm afraid that I don't know the date bro, but this Aspie is VERY good at determining dates based on the photo stock, and I believe this maybe the mid to late '60s judging by it.
But of course I am not real athority so do not fully trust moi. Heh heh. ;-)
By the way is it true that although they have some Friday the 13th (1980) paraphanelia on the walls that the working boy scout camp that is NoBeBosCo are run by pricks who openly hate the Friday fans? While I fully understand that we must respect their working business I've heard conflicting reports about fans visiting it during ANY season. Regardless, there are somem great modern day Blairstown, NY fan footage from modern consumer camcorders on YouTube. I can e-ail them to ya if ya wish. :)
Also I just found A BUCH of rare to-my-eyes Catherine Parks (Part 3D) photo that I'll be e-mailing you before I go to sleep with. PEACE!
Hm, I'm afraid that I don't know the date bro, but this Aspie is VERY good at determining dates based on the photo stock, and I believe this maybe the mid to late '60s judging by it.
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By the way is it true that although they have some Friday the 13th (1980) paraphanelia on the walls that the working boy scout camp that is NoBeBosCo are run by pricks who openly hate the Friday fans? While I fully understand that we must respect their working business I've heard conflicting reports about fans visiting it during ANY season. Regardless, there are somem great modern day Blairstown, NY fan footage from modern consumer camcorders on YouTube. I can e-ail them to ya if ya wish. :)
Also I just found A BUCH of rare to-my-eyes Catherine Parks (Part 3D) photo that I'll be e-mailing you before I go to sleep with. PEACE!
this one on ebay it was the 1950's
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