| Camps | Legacy Companies | 
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		 Texaco Camp in Bemis Field in Ellis County, Kansas in 1936  | 
	
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		 Gypsy Oil Company in Seminole Oklahoma in the early 1930's. Gypsy Oil was formed by Gulf in 1907 to manage the Glenn Pool Field in Oklahoma.  | 
	
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		 Pure Oil Company Camp in Seminole Oklahoma in the 1939's  | 
	
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		 Royalite Camp in Canada. This was a company that Gulf Oil purchased.  | 
	
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		 Chevron Camp in Rangely Colorado in 1980. Chevron drilled the discovery well in the Weber Sand in 1931. When the unit was formed Chevron became the operator.  | 
	
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		 A very early oil field camp in Pico Canyon in California. Standard of California would be created to handle the operaton.  | 
	
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		 Chevron Camp Venice Louisiana just after Hurricane Camille came ashore on 17 August 1969.  | 
	
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		 Early Standard Oil of California Camp at Coalinga California  | 
	
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		 Texaco Pointe a Pierre Club main entrance in Trinidad  | 
	
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		 Texaco Pointe a Pierre Staff House in Trinidad  | 
	
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		 Mene Grande Staff Housing at Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela. Mene Grande was an affiliate of Gulf Oil Company.  | 
	
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		 Marge & Al Frothingham by their house in Mene Grande Camp in Lake Maracaibo Venezuela.  | 
	
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		 L.U. Gourley by his house in the Richmond Exploration Camp. He was the Personnel Manager from 1946-48. He then transferred to Caltex in Indonesia. Richmond Exploration was owned by Standard Oil of California.  | 
	
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		 Aramco Camp in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia in late 1954. Aramco was owned by Chevron, Texaco, Exxon, and Mobil.  | 
	
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		 Caltex Pacific Indonesia Duri Camp in Rial Province Sumatra, Indonesia. Dotty Steele, wife of Burkley Steele, and Betty Roses wife of Price Rose going to play golf  | 
	
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		 Caltex Awali Bahrain Company House.  |