[at-l] Camp Michaux Program at Amelia Givin Library

[ellen at clinic.net (Bob C)]

The forests around Millinocket Maine were harvested during World War II by German Prisoners of War from a prison camp in Seeboomook Township, a few miles north of the trail crossing at Abol Bridge. The Army assigned several hundred prisoners to Great Northern Paper Co. of Millinocket because the company had trouble finding laborers to supply its mills with pulp wood.

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> ------------Original Message------------
> From: Steve Landis <s.landis@comcast.net>
> To: "AT-L" <at-l@backcountry.net>
> Date: Thu, Feb-9-2006 3:47 PM
> Subject: [at-l] Camp Michaux Program at Amelia Givin Library
> 
> 7:00 pm tonight, sorry for the late notice.
> 
> This is a program on the WW II POW Camp just off the Trail south of the 
> 
> Ironmasters Mansion.
> 
> "Camp Michaux Program at Amelia Givin Library, Mt Holly Springs, Pa
> Contact: Amelia Givin Library   486-3688
>    	  	
> HISTORIC SITES: CAMP MICHAUX
> David Smith of the Cumberland County Historical Society comes to the 
> Amelia Givin Library to present a program on the history of Camp 
> Michaux."
> 
> Registration requested
> 
> http://tinyurl.com/bfkcd
> 
> Steve
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