Camp Ripley 1930-1960, Minnesota (Images of America Series)
Camp Ripley is the successor to Minnesota's first formally established National Guard training facility, Camp Lakeview, which was located on the shores of Lake Pepin and south of the town of Lake City. The new post took its name from Fort Ripley, a U.S. Army frontier fort that opened in 1849. The fort's original site with its remaining ruins are encompassed within the current boundaries of the
Camp Ripley Military Reservation. Since the camp was expanding its facilities during the Great Depression, numerous individuals employed by federal New Deal programs participated in the building of Camp Ripley. In words and images, Camp Ripley: 1930-1960 documents the history of the camp during the first three decades of its existence. The images in this book have been selected from the archives of the Minnesota Military Museum as well as the Minnesota Department of Military Affairs and private collections.
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Camp Ripley 1930-1960, Minnesota (Images of America Series)
Camp Ripley is the successor to Minnesota's first formally established National Guard training facility, Camp Lakeview, which was located on the shores of Lake Pepin and south of the town of Lake City. The new post took its name from Fort Ripley, a U.S. Army frontier fort that opened in 1849. The fort's original site with its remaining ruins are encompassed within the current boundaries of the
Camp Ripley Military Reservation. Since the camp was expanding its facilities during the Great Depression, numerous individuals employed by federal New Deal programs participated in the building of Camp Ripley. In words and images, Camp Ripley: 1930-1960 documents the history of the camp during the first three decades of its existence. The images in this book have been selected from the archives of the Minnesota Military Museum as well as the Minnesota Department of Military Affairs and private collections.
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Camp Ripley 1930-1960, Minnesota (Images of America Series)

Camp Ripley 1930-1960, Minnesota (Images of America Series)

by Sandra Alcott Erickson
Camp Ripley 1930-1960, Minnesota (Images of America Series)

Camp Ripley 1930-1960, Minnesota (Images of America Series)

by Sandra Alcott Erickson

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Overview

Camp Ripley is the successor to Minnesota's first formally established National Guard training facility, Camp Lakeview, which was located on the shores of Lake Pepin and south of the town of Lake City. The new post took its name from Fort Ripley, a U.S. Army frontier fort that opened in 1849. The fort's original site with its remaining ruins are encompassed within the current boundaries of the
Camp Ripley Military Reservation. Since the camp was expanding its facilities during the Great Depression, numerous individuals employed by federal New Deal programs participated in the building of Camp Ripley. In words and images, Camp Ripley: 1930-1960 documents the history of the camp during the first three decades of its existence. The images in this book have been selected from the archives of the Minnesota Military Museum as well as the Minnesota Department of Military Affairs and private collections.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780738550787
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing SC
Publication date: 09/19/2007
Series: Images of America Series
Pages: 128
Sales rank: 1,057,934
Product dimensions: 6.50(w) x 9.25(h) x 0.31(d)

About the Author

Sandra Alcott Erickson is the administrator of the Minnesota Military Museum, which is located on Camp Ripley. She has received the Department of the Army's prestigious Commander's Award for Public Service in recognition of her many years of dedicated service to the museum. She is also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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