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(Anonymous)
28 Oct 2020, 22:29
Tatham Springs Hotel, Part I
I was at 4-H camp there for several years — early to mid '60's. I knew it as Camp Bingham. I was probably 10-14. It was said that it had been donated to the 4-H program by the Bingham family, who…
(Anonymous)
1 Dec 2019, 00:19
Tatham Springs Hotel, Part I
My name is Dawn Auberry (Jenkins) i was good friends with Wendall and Peggys daughter. My father was Delaine Jenkins he and Wendall were very good friends.
(Anonymous)
30 Dec 2018, 20:14
Tatham Springs Hotel, Part I
I happened upon this looking for some history on the area. My husbands grandfather, Henry Royalty, owned and operated the general store there from the 1950’s to 1990. He has a copy of the book that…
Glen R. Reed
25 Nov 2018, 05:45
Tatham Springs Hotel, Part VII
The shelter structure was used by the 4-H club for the purposes you describe. Square dancing , Sunday services , etc . I was there one summer in the 1960s and remember this area of the camp best of…
(Anonymous)
2 Oct 2018, 16:07
Tatham Springs Hotel, Part I
Too bad the place burned down about 10 or 12 years ago. I remember when it happened. They put up a little general store in its place by the road. But the store also burned down about 10 years ago…