…tours of guard duty at Camp Security, Nicholas James says that in his capacity of helping supply provisions to the camp, he was present there for much of the camp’s…
…tours of guard duty at Camp Security, Nicholas James says that in his capacity of helping supply provisions to the camp, he was present there for much of the camp’s…
…280 acres owned by David Brubaker in 1781. According to contemporary accounts, Camp Security, the last undeveloped Revolutionary War prisoner of war camp, occupied around 40 acres of Brubaker’s land…
…or guard. Our men named their own camp ‘Security,’ and the other camp ‘Indulgence.’ Major Gordon having been directed to take charge of the prisoners at Camp Indulgence, and having…
…of mine, served in the militia units that guarded the camp. Click here for the Friends of Camp Security Website. Under the History tab you can fine the names of…
…for the militia lists posted on the Friends of Camp Security. They were compiled by Blake Stough from the published Pennsylvania Archives. Click here for more posts on Camp Security….
…here for more information on the Saturday event. Click the links below for more on Camp Security’s history. Documenting Camp Security. Another clue to Camp Security. Camp Security prisoner numbers…
…which can be accessed at www.campsecurity.org. CAMP SECURITY: LAST DAYS After Sergeant Lamb left, it appears that life at the camp continued as he described it for one more year….
…Security meeting on Tuesday, November 18 at 7 p.m. in the all-purpose room of Grace Baptist Church, 3920 East Prospect Road, York. Click here for all my Camp Security posts….
…importance of the Camp Security site and the struggle to save it from development. She especially lauds the tenacity of Carol Tanzola, President of Friends of Camp Security, who never…
…this site, important to local, state and national history. More information on Camp Security and its history can be found at www.campsecurity.com. You can also follow Friends of Camp Security…