Camping with the guys


No campfire necessary? Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, President Warren Harding, and Harvey Firestone

No campfire necessary? Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, President Warren Harding, and Harvey Firestone. Harding was probably the closest to poverty in this group. Photo may be from a camping trip in Maryland, circa 1921.  AkronHistory.org Library of Congress

Every Boy Scout knows, there’s something magical in a campfire.  Sometimes, you don’t even need the campfire.

More details of their camping exploits here, at Frederick County Forestry Board. See also this history site from the Maryland Forest Service, Department of Natural Resources.

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