<p><strong>Original Caption:</strong> Canoe Tripping by Girl Scouts of Camp Cassaway.  This Minneapolis Girl Scout Camp on Cass Lake is privately owned.
</p><p><strong>U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier:</strong>  502420
</p><p><strong>From:</strong>: Series: Historic Photographs, compiled ca. 1880 - ca. 1970
</p><p><strong>Created By:</strong>: Department of Agriculture. Forest Service. Region 9 (Eastern Region). (1965 - ) (Most Recent)
Department of Agriculture. Division of Forestry. (1881 - 07/01/1901) (Predecessor)
</p><p><strong>Production Date:</strong> 07/1962
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