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| Camp A shop - 1940s |
In the days before the highway system on the North Island, forestry and mining workers used to live in a series of 'camps' which in many cases have been reclaimed by the North Island wilderness.
Nimpkish Camp A was located at Anutz Lake, where a campsite is still situated today. At one time this community included single men's bunkhouses, a cook house, a large number of married quarters and a large shop. Originally build to house those employed in the logging industry, in the 1950s the community also became home to workers at the Nimkish Iron Mine. Many North Islanders have fond memories of growing up in these camps.
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| Family Quarters - Nimpkish Camp A - 1944 |
I was raised in Camp A with my two sisters and parents. My father was a logger. What a great place to grow up.
ReplyDeleteI was raised in Camp A with my two sisters and parents. My father was a logger. What a great place to grow up.
ReplyDeleteI was raised in Camp A with my two sisters and parents. My father was a logger. What a great place to grow up.
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