Jabberwocky Celebrates Its Diamond Jubilee
Tabernacle in Camp Ground is the setting for celebration.
Tabernacle in Camp Ground is the setting for celebration.
Campers join Vineyard Sound for a capella renditions.
Campers join Vineyard Sound for a capella renditions.
Current campers, alumni, families and friends fill the Tabernacle.
Current campers, alumni, families and friends fill the Tabernacle.
Painted adirondack chair is part of silent auction.
Painted adirondack chair is part of silent auction.
Campers are fresh from Romeo and Juliet performance sucess.
Campers are fresh from Romeo and Juliet performance sucess.
Retiring board member Lynne Wolf is honored by her fellow board members.
Retiring board member Lynne Wolf is honored by her fellow board members.
Rick Bausman's drumming workshop takes the stage.
Rick Bausman's drumming workshop takes the stage.
Campers and crowd shake their groove thangs to percussive beat.
Campers and crowd shake their groove thangs to percussive beat.
Former counselor Chadwick Stokes entertains crowd.
Former counselor Chadwick Stokes entertains crowd.
Skye Ward gets a shoulder up on the dance floor.
Skye Ward gets a shoulder up on the dance floor.
It was 60 years ago that Helen Lamb first brought six children with disabilities to a leaky cottage in Oak Bluffs. The rest is not just history but her beloved legacy: Camp Jabberwocky, a residential vacation camp for people with disabilities. On Tuesday they celebrated their 60th birthday with a jubilee and silent auction at the Tabernacle in Oak Bluffs.