1932 "The Wabun Split Up"
In the summer of 1932 six staff at Keewaydin decided to start their own camp, also on Lake Temagami. The camp would be located roughly six miles south on Garden Island. In 1933 they started a new camp, Wabun. Wabun is known for their red canoes. Today, the Wabun trips are similar to the Keewaydin trips.
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