A row of log cabins with covered porches and wooden steps stands among tall pines at Togue Pond Camps in Millinocket. A rocking chair sits on one porch, and sunlight casts shadows across the sandy path. The separate cabins and open porches are typical of Maine summer camps that housed vacationers in the woods. Togue is a Maine name for lake trout, fitting for a camp in the lake country around Millinocket.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pen
X marks
the spot where
we swam. No
blondes. No milk
but lots of rest.
W.H.G
Sepia-toned real photo postcard with white border at bottom; printed caption "TOGUE POND CAMPS, MILLINOCKET, MAINE" on front; no publisher line visible.
Postmark: MILLINOCKET, MAINE AUG 8 7-PM 1935. Divided-back real-photo card, sepia front with white caption border. Dealer pencil mark 'RMLJ 6-' at top left. Light wear.
Cite this card
Togue Pond Camps, Millinocket, ME, 1935, postcard, c. 1935. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/togue-pond-camps-millinocket-me-1935. Accessed November 2, 2026.
