Omar's - Revision history

Harry at 22:32, 26 March 2009

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Seve at 22:20, 26 February 2009

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Seve at 20:58, 23 February 2009

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Seve at 20:38, 23 February 2009

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Seve at 20:30, 23 February 2009

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Seve at 19:03, 10 February 2009

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Harry at 20:56, 17 January 2009

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Harry at 19:31, 17 January 2009

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Rolaydz at 19:45, 28 December 2008

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Harry at 18:21, 18 December 2008

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← Older revision		Revision as of 22:32, 26 March 2009
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−	[[~~Image~~:~~Map~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|Omar's ~~is labeled as the recycling shop on the Birch Rock map~~]]	+	[[File:Omar's.JPG\|thumb\|Omar's in March 2009]]
	Omar's cabin is located on the path that runs past the office and into [[Upper Camp]]. The building is currently used as a [[staff cabin]], although this is just the most recent use of the building.		Omar's cabin is located on the path that runs past the office and into [[Upper Camp]]. The building is currently used as a [[staff cabin]], although this is just the most recent use of the building.

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 In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop."  The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Don Munn]] and the maintenance staff.  By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular activity. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].
 The building was originally used as a shop by the camp's first shop instructor [[Henry Cullinan]] and was built sometime in the early 1930s, before that Henry taught shop outside on a deck between two maple trees.
 When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building.  The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], in 2001, the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]].  During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated.  Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxcey]] to Birch Rock.

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 [[Image:Omars35.jpg|thumb|left|Omar's as shop in 1935 BRC Brochure]]
-The building was originally used as a shop by the camp's first shop instructor [[Henry Cullinan]] and was built around 1934.  Before that Henry taught shop outside on a deck between two maple trees.
+The building was originally used as a shop by the camp's first shop instructor [[Henry Cullinan]] and was built sometime in the early 1930s, before that Henry taught shop outside on a deck between two maple trees.
 When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building.  The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], in 2001, the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]].  During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated.  Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxcey]] to Birch Rock.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:38, 23 February 2009
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	In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop." The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Don Munn]] and the maintenance staff. By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular activity. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].		In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop." The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Don Munn]] and the maintenance staff. By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular activity. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].
−	~~[[Image:Omars35.jpg\|thumb\|Omar's as shop in 1935 BRC Brochure]]~~
−	~~The building was originally used as a shop by the shop instructor [[Henry Cullinan]] and was built around 1934. Before that Henry taught shop outside on a deck between two trees.~~

−	When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building. The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]]. During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated. Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxcey]] to Birch Rock.	+	[[Image:Omars35.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Omar's as shop in 1935 BRC Brochure]]
		+	The building was originally used as a shop by the camp's first shop instructor [[Henry Cullinan]] and was built around 1934. Before that Henry taught shop outside on a deck between two maple trees.
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		+	When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building. The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], in 2001, the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]]. During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated. Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxcey]] to Birch Rock.

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 Omar's cabin is located on the path that runs past the office and into [[Upper Camp]].  The building is currently used as a [[staff cabin]], although this is just the most recent use of the building.
 In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop."  The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Don Munn]] and the maintenance staff.  By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular activity. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].
 When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building.  The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]].  During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated.  Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxcey]] to Birch Rock.

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 [[Image:Map.jpg|thumb|Omar's is labeled as the recycling shop on the Birch Rock map]]
-Omar's cabin is located on the path that runs past the office and into [[upper camp]].  The building is currently used as a [[staff cabin]], although this is just the most recent use of the building.
+Omar's cabin is located on the path that runs past the office and into [[Upper Camp]].  The building is currently used as a [[staff cabin]], although this is just the most recent use of the building.
 In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop."  The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Donn Munn]] and the maintenance staff.  By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular activity. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].
 When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building.  The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]].  During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated.  Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxcey]] to Birch Rock.

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:45, 28 December 2008
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	In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop." The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Donn Munn]] and the maintenance staff. By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular [[activity]]. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].		In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop." The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Donn Munn]] and the maintenance staff. By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular [[activity]]. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].

−	When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building. The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]]. During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated. Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar ~~Moxie~~]] to Birch Rock.	+	When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building. The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]]. During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated. Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxcey]] to Birch Rock.

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:21, 18 December 2008
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−	Omar's cabin is located on the path that runs past the office and into upper camp. The building is currently used as a staff cabin, although this is a recent use ~~for~~ the building. In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop." The upper shop held the power tools for the woodshop program and was used primarily by Donn Munn and the maintenance staff. By the late 1990s, the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular activity~~, and the~~ building was used for tool and equipment storage and assorted small projects, such as working on the plaques. When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building. The summer after Owl's Perch was constructed as a camper cabin, the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the Head Counselor. During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, ~~and~~ the building was wired ~~for~~ phone and the power was updated. Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of Omar Moxie to Birch Rock.	+	[[Image:Map.jpg\|thumb\|Omar's is labeled as the recycling shop on the Birch Rock map]]
		+	Omar's cabin is located on the path that runs past the office and into [[upper camp]]. The building is currently used as a [[staff cabin]], although this is just the most recent use of the building.
		+
		+	In the 1980s and the early half of the 1990s, the building was known as the "Upper Shop." The upper shop held the power tools for the [[woodshop]] program and was used primarily by [[Donn Munn]] and the maintenance staff. By the late 1990s the woodshop program was not being offered as a regular [[activity]]. The building was used for tool and equipment storage and other assorted small projects such as working on the [[plaques]].
		+
		+	When the museum was converted to its current incarnation as the woodshop, the upper shop became the recycling building. The summer after [[Owl's Perch]] was constructed as a camper [[cabin]], the upper shop was converted to a staff cabin for the [[Head Counselor]]. During the conversion, the floor and walls were painted, many old shelves were removed, the building was wired with phone lines, and the power was updated. Since 2001, the cabin has been known as "Omar's" in acknowledgment of the contributions of [[Omar Moxie]] to Birch Rock.