Here it is- all the news from the CCHS!

11/05- CCHS to have booth at Holiday on 44th. The Camden Community Historical Society will have a table in the Henry High School lobby for Holiday on 44th on Friday, Dec. 10 from 6-9 PM. Stop by and see the work we've been doing. We will also have a comuter and scanner available to scan any historic pictures or documents visitors would like to share with us.

7/05- CCHS launches new web site!
The Camden Community Historical Society has just launched its new web site, www.camdenhistory.org. The web site will feature news and event listings, as well as articles written by CCHS members and links to other history-related web sites. Check it out!

7/05- Shingle mill ruins rediscovered.
CCHS member Ron Manger believes he has rediscovered an important past of Camden's history– the ruins of the shingle mill that gave Shingle Creek its name. Ron showed his new re-discovery at a walking tour of Webber Park and the surrounding area on July 9. The ruins, primarily limestone foundations of the mill and dam and a few valves, are deep in the woods, well off the beaten path, along the original bed of Shingle Creek.