Scope and ContentDawn Schumann began her love affair with Saugatuck in 1946 when she was invited to join a friend, Louise Bible, to attend the Presbyterian Family Camp. Into her teens, when she and Louise were employed for $3/day to serve meals, she returned to this special life-changing place. Her dream then was to live at the edge of Lake Michigan down the beach from the camp. College, marriage, children, considerable community activism, and a divorce did not keep her from returning to Saugatuck as often as she could. When she met and married George Schumann, the two eventually created a stunning Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home overlooking the beach a matter of yards from her beloved camp. Also included in this entry are PDFs of writings by Dawn Schumann: "Paradise" A reminiscence of her time at the Presbyterian Camps "Mom’s Stories" Description of Dawn’s "Auntie Mame" moth "Judge Not" A poignant story about uniting with her biological father when she was 43 "Vierling Family Information" Her mother's family tree "Preservation Speech at Felt Mansion May 8, 2007" An outline of her speech contrasting 1960s preservation in Oak Park with 1990s Douglas "Late Breaking News" About the Formation of the Douglas Environmental Defense Act to stop the development of MI-RO. 2002 Also included is a copy of the Presbyterian Camp [Camp Gray] historical outline to 1989 compiled by Rev. William Lankton. J. Shack 6-2009