Dec 15, 2025 | History

‘The Shackle Scrap,’ in Britain at War. by Alex Bowers

‘The Shackle Scrap,’ in Britain at War. by Alex Bowers

Originally published in ‘Britain at War’ Magazine here at this link: https://www.keymilitary.com/article/shackle-scrap

Read article here Britain_at_War_Oct22_Battle_BowmanvilleCamp30

About Jury Lands Foundation

The Jury Lands Foundation is a volunteer-led nonprofit dedicated to preserving Camp 30—Canada’s last remaining WWII prisoner-of-war camp with original buildings intact. Based in Clarington, Ontario, we work to protect, restore, and share this nationally significant site through education, community events, and historical interpretation.

Run – Ride – Relay 60 km Challenge — ‘Save Camp 30’

Run – Ride – Relay 60 km Challenge — ‘Save Camp 30’

Run – Ride – Relay to Save Camp 30.
Take on a 60 KM self-supported challenge through Durham Region -connecting some of our area’s most significant military and WWII sites. We are working to help raise 1.6 million dollars for phase 1 rehabilitarion and conservation of the former Cafeteria building at Camp 30. Construction work on the Cafeteria began last month-September 2026.

How to Get Involved

Donate

Support the restoration of Camp 30 by making a one-time or monthly donation. 

Volunteer

Lend your time and skills to help with events, tours, or behind-the-scenes work. 

Plan a Visit

Join us for guided tours, community events, and self-guided walks. 

Become a Sponsor

Partner with us to help fund education programs, site maintenance, and community events.