Sunshine Acres Fresh Air Home
		The land was purchased in 1918 by The Baptist Young Peoples Union of Brooklyn and used as a Fresh Air Home, or as we would call it today a Summer Camp, named Sunshine Acres. The children would come out from the city in groups for two weeks at a time.
		Formerly the home of Dr. Darling B. Whitney for much of the 1800s the house became the main administration building for the camp.
							Across the field can be seen the rear of the main house that stood on Townline Road.
							Children playing on the swings in the sunshine.
		Everybody gathers for the morning flag ceremonies c.July 1953
							The boys and girls Dormitory and part of the hall. Some of these buildings may have come from Brindley Field after it closed at the end of World War one.
		Across the field were the dorms, mess hall and chapel.
							Interior view of Chapel.
		Interior of Dining Hall.