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Kiddie Camp Group
July 10, 1935
Kiddie Camp group of 48 children prepared to attend the 10th annual Capital Times Family Welfare Kiddie Camp.
Kiddie Camp Campers
September 7, 1933
Group portrait of Kiddie Camp children on their last day of camp, with camp buildings in the background, 3910 Mineral Point Rd.
Cadet Singers at Kiddie Camp
August 27, 1930
Outdoor group portrait of Floyd's Cadets (singers), a vaudeville act, and children at Kiddie Camp, 3910 Mineral Point Rd.
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.
Kids Going to Kiddie Camp
July 7, 1931
Twelve children dressed in clothing ranging from bathing suits to a necktie posing as they wait in a yard to leave for Kiddie Camp.
Ten Children Leaving for Kiddie Camp
July 7, 1931
10 kids leaving for Kiddie Camp lined up in front of a building. They are wearing dresses, bathing suits, and coats.
