Camp G Peirce Webber History 1944-Camp Prentiss Day Camp established on woodsy site off of Broadway known as Prentiss Woods 1952-Camp Prentiss moved to current site in Hampden 1973-First Summer for Girls to be at Camp Prentiss location under the name of Camp Suvaca 1974-All Camp Prentiss programs were co-ed with Camp Suvaca, a first for this 1986-Sawyer Lodge built and Pool improvements done 1990-New Pool Liner, plumbing and filters 1993-New bathrooms and pool deck 1999-New pool supply and return lines 2000-Purchase of 4 acres along Emerson Mill Rd from Bob Emerson(Grandson of original owner) with funds from YMCA Foundation 2001-Feb. 15 Camp Prentiss renamed Camp G Pierce Webber 2001-June, New circulator pump for the pool 2001-December G. Peirce Webber passes away at 92 years of age 2004-Construction projects included Archery/Riflery Range, ball field beside the entering drive, 3-pod low ropes course, new composite pool deck, storage sheds. Camper programs were divided into 5yrs old-3rd grade Camp Webber program. 4th-7th grade Camp Emerson program began, named after the old Emerson Farm on the Camp site. 2005-New playground constructed and new pool liner was installed 2006-Construction began on the new Poolside Pavilion. Septic system completed and old pool changing room building moved. MISC 1946-Neighborhood clubs started 1954-1954-1970 YWCA ran programs for girls at the YMCA 1971- Value of Foundation $80,000 Value of Endowment Fund $471,936 Elimination of Residency which started in 1890 Tom Bailey, Dave Bryant and Chuck Plummer, gave to Park and Rec after 3 yrs because it was too big too soon. 1986-Started the Sports & Fitness Center operation on the University College of Bangor campus. Ended 2004