Buckhannon: Then & Now – Camp Maplewood

Beckie Boyd
June 30, 2022

Buckhannon: Then and Now. Join us in showcasing Upshur County throughout history and today.

Camp Maplewood was built in 1911 by Buckhannon photographer “Hode” Clark. This camp was located along the Buckhannon River, just downriver from Camp Bendimeer.

Camp Maplewood along the Buckhannon River / Photo courtesy of the Upshur County Historical Society

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