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Children at Kiddie Camp
July 17, 1933
A group of children around a picnic table posing while doing crafts at The Capital Times Kiddie Camp.
Girl Showering in Bathing Suit at Camp
July 17, 1933
Young girl in bathing suit standing under the shower at "The Capital Times" Kiddie Camp.
Lunch at Kiddie Camp
July 17, 1933
Children sitting at a table and having lunch at The Capital Times Kiddie Camp.
Pre-Camp Physical
July 14, 1933
Doctor John E. Gonce examining a child's throat while other children wait in line, in order to go to "The Capital Times" Kiddie Camp.
Weiner Roast at Kiddie Camp
August 29, 1933
Kiddie Camp children around campfire, watching frankfurters roast in a pot over the fire, tended by Oswald B. Neesvig, president of Madison Packing Co. Most of the children are wearing bathing suits.
Barbers at Kiddie Camp
August 10, 1933
Barbers cutting the hair of four children at The Capital Times Kiddie Camp, with other barbers and children looking on.
