Camp Roosevelt on Lake Champlain

Located in Shelburne, Vermont, United States. Camp Roosevelt on Lake Champlain Camp Roosevelt: A Century of MemoriesCottage on Lake Champlain over 100 years old and intentionally kept without modern frills, preserving its nostalgic charm and historical decor.In the quiet town of Burlington, on a cold January 7th, 1919, Raymond Roosevelt Unsworth was born into a world brimming with change. The day before his birth, the nation mourned the loss of Theodore Roosevelt, the larger-than-life former president. In tribute, Raymond’s parents named him after the great man, and when plans for a summer cottage in Shelburne were drawn up, it was only fitting that it be called Camp Roosevelt.That summer, as the final touches were put on the simple two-story structure nestled by Lake Champlain, baby Raymond took his first dip in its cool waters. This would be the start of a lifelong love affair with the lake, its shimmering surface a constant companion throughout his life. Back then, Shelburne was a sleepy agricultural town, and the camps dotting