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News It is Monday, November 25, 2024 Birocapedia is online as of April 21, 2008 The Brewster Lodge is under construction See the current events page for more news and future events Featured article: Flagstaff Lake Flagstaff Lake used to be smaller until the Long Falls Dam was built on the Dead River in 1956, diverting it's flow into the Keenebec River, which enlarging the lake and turning it into a reservoir used for hydroelectric production. This submerged or partially submerged four towns- Flagstaff, Bigelow, Dead River and Carrying Place. These towns were all abandoned and dismantled before they were flooded; contrary to legend there are no buildings under the surface. Read more Featured facts: cabins Pete's Palace was originally built as the cabin for CITs and it still is where the CIT plaques are put up Cabin 8 was once the cabin for senior campers, and it still sometimes is when there are too many for just Pete's Palace Cabin 4 is also known as Tourmaline Cabin 1, Eagle's Nest, and Buzzard's Roost are some of the oldest cabins in camp Cabins in lower camp are named with Maine animal's homes, Maine minerals, or numbers Owl's Perch is the newest cabin in camp

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