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References
Over the years Winter Camp has accumulated a lot of history and traditions, most of which are recorded here. This section is probably of most use to those who haven't been to camp, but others may find it amusing as well.
The first recorded history was written for Winter Camp IV when we introduced the Winter Camp book. Since then, we've gone on to create a lot more reference works, some serious, some not-so-serious.
| Complete Roster | This is actually just a roster showing names, dates, and emails. It's part of the webmaster's dream that everyone be mentioned in the news at least twice a year. |
| Encyclopedia Wintercampica | As the name implies, this exhaustive work attempts to provide at least a paragraph on practically everything in the Winter Camp Universe. |
| Hall of Fame | Combining elements of Bartlett's, Guiness and Who's Who, the Hall of Fame is one of the Winter Camp Universe's most eclectic reference works. |
| Hall of Honor | This shows awards received by Winter Campers. |
| History | These pages provide an overview of Winter Camp History in general and detailed histories, including rosters, for each Winter Camp. |
| Hobby Center | If you're looking for a new hobby, our "Book of Hobbies" might be just the thing. |
| Legendary Stories | These are the legends and folktales of Winter Camp, the impactful stories that the geezers just keep telling. |
| Newsletters | All the news that's fit to print; this section links all the newsletters since Winter Camp IX. |
| Origins | Origins was the first non-fiction book to enter the Winter Camp Universe. It is similar in focus to the Encyclopedia, but it provides much more detail on considerably fewer (about 30 vs. about 400) events. |
| Who's Who | This page tells you who has been to how many Winter Camps. It's critical for those attempting to use the pecking order to secure a better bunk. |
| Winter Camp Manual | The original how-to guide for Winter Camp including information on our traditions and history as well as rules for some of our games. Much of what the WCU has become can be traced to the manual. |
