James Dermody. "Communism" Comes To Farmington: The Workers Camp. The Farmington Hills Historical Commission, 1993.
| 1 | "Communism" Comes To Farmington: The Workers Camp By James |
| 2 | THE FARMINGTON COMMUNITY LIBRAR IIIIIIIIII I I Il III IIIII |
| 3 | THE "COMMUNIST" CAMP by James Dermody The long-established |
| 4 | The Worker's Camp In Farmington By James Dermody On August |
| 5 | In 1930 the Czechoslovak Workers Farm Co-operative Associat |
| 6 | An investigation by a special grand jury for Oakland County |
| 7 | The property contained a number of buildings, dormitories, |
| 8 | Black Legion Activities At Workers' Camp, Twelve Mile Road |
| 9 | before the fire had been set to the grass. This would indic |
| 10 | Farmers in the neighborhood stated that the place had been |
| 11 | (3) Frazicr Arden. He was a Deputy Sheriff. He lives on the |
| 12 | Black Legion Activities At Workers' Camp, Twelve Mile Road |
| 13 | the opposite end. Both burned to the ground. Nothing was le |
| 14 | REFERENCES Farmington Enterprise: 7/21/32; 4/10/33; 7/2/33; |