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| − | The | + | The Boat House is the home to the various boating programs at Birch Rock. The building is in the southwest corner of camp, closest to the corner defined by the waterfront and the Plate's property. |
| − | The original Boat House was much smaller than the current building | + | == History == |
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| + | The current Boat House was dedicated in 2004. It is a two-story building, with the lower level being used primarily for waterfront activities and the upper level for rainy day activities such as rainy Name Games and movie nights. The lower level of the boat house is where life-jackets, sails, paddles, and various other boating items are kept for waterfront activities. | ||
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| + | The original Boat House was much smaller than the current building. It was about the size of a typical [[Lower Camp]] cabin, with the side facing the Plate property being open. It was located about forty feet closer to the waterfront than the current building. Building the new Boat House was a major undertaking. The concrete foundation has a line in it from when the second concrete truck was late because it got stuck in mud on the way. The foundation was tared by [[Doug Miller]] and [[Ryno]]. The framing went up quickly and the building was finished by [[Turn-over Day]]. For the opening, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held and Tibetan prayer flags were hung by [[David Weeks]]. | ||
| − | ==Pictures | + | == Pictures == |
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| − | ==See | + | == See Also == |
| − | *[[:Category:Pictures from 2004|Index of pictures from 2004]], the year of the construction of the new Boat House | + | |
| + | * [[:Category:Pictures from 2004|Index of pictures from 2004]], the year of the construction of the new Boat House | ||
Latest revision as of 02:38, 28 December 2011
The Boat House is the home to the various boating programs at Birch Rock. The building is in the southwest corner of camp, closest to the corner defined by the waterfront and the Plate's property.
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History
The current Boat House was dedicated in 2004. It is a two-story building, with the lower level being used primarily for waterfront activities and the upper level for rainy day activities such as rainy Name Games and movie nights. The lower level of the boat house is where life-jackets, sails, paddles, and various other boating items are kept for waterfront activities.
The original Boat House was much smaller than the current building. It was about the size of a typical Lower Camp cabin, with the side facing the Plate property being open. It was located about forty feet closer to the waterfront than the current building. Building the new Boat House was a major undertaking. The concrete foundation has a line in it from when the second concrete truck was late because it got stuck in mud on the way. The foundation was tared by Doug Miller and Ryno. The framing went up quickly and the building was finished by Turn-over Day. For the opening, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held and Tibetan prayer flags were hung by David Weeks.
Pictures
Old
New
See Also
- Index of pictures from 2004, the year of the construction of the new Boat House
