Duncan Camp

Duncan Camp is only referred to once in the April, 1925 edition of the Green Mountain News ("Long Trail News") "The Duncan Camp of Boy Building has a camp in Peru, not far from the LT, and extends a cordial invitation to hikers over the trail to visit the camp and enjoy its hospitality."

This refers to the "Duncan Grant Camp" or "Duncan Camp for Boy Building", a model airplane summer camp for boys. The camp was founded by Charles Hampson Grant, who named it after his younger brother Duncan, after he died flying a Sopwith Camel in World War I. Charles Grant was Vermont’s first aviator, and lifelong model airplane enthusiast. He would later go on to be a prolific designer of model airplanes and become the editor of the magazine "Model Airplane News"

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