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JEFFERY EPSTEIN SUMMER CAMP ⛺️ SHENANIGANS:

Great — below I pulled together archival sources, 1967-era material you can chase, a short timeline about Interlochen’s connections to Jeffrey Epstein and how the school responded, and a list of well-known alumni.

Quick, verified takeaways
• Interlochen Center for the Arts (originally the National Music Camp) is a long-running arts camp and boarding arts academy in Interlochen, Michigan.
• Jeffrey Epstein attended Interlochen’s National Music Camp as a teenager (listed in multiple biographies and local reporting) and later donated to/visited the campus; that attendance is widely reported.
• Claims that William Barr (or other named future politicians) attended Interlochen in 1967 have been disputed/denied and are not supported by Interlochen’s public records. Interlochen itself has published responses around trial testimony and reporting.

Timeline (essentials, with sources)
1. 1967 — Interlochen hosted its usual summer National Music Camp; historical material (lectures and photos from 1967) are in Interlochen’s archives (e.g., Aaron Copland’s 1967 visit is documented). Researchers use the camp yearbooks and photo archives for exact camper lists.
2. Late 1960s / 1970s onward — Jeffrey Epstein is recorded as having attended the camp in 1967 in multiple biographies and Interlochen/press reporting.
3. 2019 — Local and national outlets reported Epstein’s ties to Interlochen after his criminal allegations became public; Interlochen was named as a place he had been affiliated with and where he had donated.
4. 2021 (Maxwell trial / aftermath) — A witness at the Maxwell trial referenced meeting Epstein/Maxwell at Interlochen in the early 1990s; Interlochen issued a public response clarifying events and stating no abuse was alleged to have occurred on campus, and Interlochen addressed the historical association.

Archival sources & how to search them (where you’ll find rosters, yearbooks, photos, press clippings)
• Interlochen Archives / Photo Archives — Interlochen maintains photo archives and yearbooks (the yearbook series and “d’Art” guides are searchable); that’s the first place to look for camp rosters/1970s yearbooks and camp programs. Contact Interlochen Archives or use their online guides.
• University of Michigan finding aids — The University of Michigan holds an Interlochen Center for the Arts records collection (1927–2005) with call numbers and finding aids — useful for primary documents.
• Local reporting / public radio — Interlochen Public Radio, WCMU and regional papers reported on Epstein’s ties (good for contemporaneous press coverage).

Famous / Notable Interlochen alumni (representative list)

Interlochen has many artists and performers who later became publicly known. A non-exhaustive list (sources cited):
• Norah Jones (musician).
• Josh Groban (singer, actor).
• Terry Crews (actor, former NFL player) — attended Interlochen programs.
• Meredith Baxter (actor).
• Jeffrey Epstein (financier; attended as a camper in 1967 and later had donor ties).
• Others of note: Sufjan Stevens (reported), Felicity Huffman (listed in various alumni compilations), Norah Jones and Josh Groban are highlighted on Interlochen’s alumni pages. For a fuller roster, Interlochen and Wikipedia maintain alumni lists.

If you want the primary docs I found / next steps I can do right now

I already checked the main archival entry points and news reporting above. I can immediately do any of the following for you (I’ll fetch and summarize the items I can find online and give direct citations):
• Pull specific yearbook pages or program lists from Interlochen yearbooks (e.g., d’Art or earlier 1960s/1970s yearbooks) and extract camper names if they’re publicly available online.
• Gather contemporaneous press clippings from 1967 (local newspapers or Interlochen press) mentioning that summer’s camp—these are often accessible via newspaper archives.
• Compile a documented timeline of Epstein’s connections to Interlochen with exact citations from news reports, trial testimony coverage, and Interlochen’s official statements.

Which of those would you like me to fetch first? (If you want exhaustive camper rosters I’ll start with Interlochen’s yearbooks and the UMich finding aid and report back with exact pages and citations.)