Join us as we delve into the happenings of World War II and what led to the establishment of Camp Sutton in Monroe, North Carolina. Described as a “hardening camp” for soldiers going overseas to the war, Camp Sutton functioned as a support and staging area for the 1942 Carolina Maneuvers. Jack Clay will describe in more detail the local camp’s rich history and provide some artifacts for observation at this month’s program! There will be a light lunch to follow the program.