Camp superintendent William H. Kiss speaking to a boy at William Carey Camp, Jamesport, New York.

Boys' Club of New York records. Series VII: Photographs.

1927

The collection contains 403 photographic negatives produced circa 1920-1980 (bulk 1920-1950) by commercial photographers on behalf of The Boys’ Club of New York ("BCNY"). The majority depict young BCNY members engaged in a variety of activities, either at the club’s Tompkins Square Building (later renamed Harriman Clubhouse) or at the William Carey Camp in Jamesport, New York. Many of the photographs were published in annual reports, where they served to promote the organization’s work.

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Boys--Societies and clubs--New York (State)--New York
Camps--New York (State)--Jamesport

Boys’ Club of New York--Photographs
William Carey Camp--Photographs

Jamesport (N.Y.)--Photographs

Negatives (photographs)
Black-and-white negatives

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