White Pine Camp Restored to Former Adirondack Great Camp Glory

Look in every corner of the Adirondacks and you will find at least one of the Park’s iconic, Great Camps. And while some spared no expense, not all of the Great Camps went overboard on size & style. Some smaller camps were also built that traded rustic opulence for a rustic setting. Our Derek Muirden introduces us to just such a place, a modest Great Camp, whose location and solitude made it a popular summer getaway for many, including an American President.
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Howie Kirschenbaum has written a book detailing the revival of White Pine Camp called “The Saga of an Adirondack Great Camp and Summer White House” which is available online at the Adirondack Architectural Heritage website at www.aarch.org

[@knitwit014]

I went to PSC class of '82. My parents were married in the little church near there and had their reception at White Pine Camp. My Dad also went to PSC as did my Uncle and my cousin.

[@johnscherer1922]

i lived there for the '74/'75 year at p.s.c. i have a great many fond memories of t. i got the book mentioned above, and laughed my ass off at the author's description of the class of 1975's class photo. hope you all are well. john scherer psc class of '75.

[@rsquared6582]

Great...except your map at the beginning of the vid shows the Adirondack Park - and Montreal - in Vermont. I remember White Pine Camp from my days at Paul Smith's College. Glad to see someone cares enough to bring it back to life!