Camp Glen Gray

Troop 4 Cabin

The Troop 4 cabin is one of the oldest buildings at Camp Glen Gray. The cabin was originally Troop 3's and was deeded to Montclair's Troop 4 in 1931. According to the deed, "Cabin 22" was transfered to Troop 4 on Sept. 21, 1931. The deed was signed by D.L. Mills, one of the original builders (George Harris and Charles Reep were the other two involved).

For many years until recently (2005), it was unused and fell into disrepair. A group of people led by Randy Holden and including Drew Baumgardt, Brian Conner, Mary Engelman, Chris Jones, Pete Orrock and Howard Tober decided to rehabilitate the cabin. These pictures show the (hard) work being done. The roofing is nearly done and the new logs have been cut and laid for the floor. The rest of the flooring, door repairs, and new windows are soon to follow.

This restoration project welcomes any donations ($2600 should be the bottom line) and any volunteers as the site around the cabin needs to be cleaned up before we have campers using this beautiful site. When completed, renters will soon find out that this cabin is so remote yet so close to the main camp!

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