Camp Miramichee was a YWCA Camp that operated on the South Fork River from 1916 to 1989. It was founded as a girls' vacation camp on a portion of the original parcel of land purchased for Kia Kima. Throughout its history, Camp Miramichee and Kia Kima had many shared events and friendships.
Appears to have text that has been erased. The photograph is marked by Britton's Photo as being from 1920, but this particular postcard is postmarked as having been mailed in 1923.
Staffer David "Truck" Robinson was riding on the bumper of a pickup truck on the way to the Dining Hall during Staff Week when he was thrown off while the truck was going around the curve in front of the present-day Osage Staff Center. Robinson received a few broken bones, a concussion, and a new nickname. The "Memorial Curve" sign was put up by an anonymous Staffer shortly after the incident.
