JAMES F. JUSTIN CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS MUSEUM
LINKS
The following links are to pages, not maintained by the Museum Curator, which pertain in some way to the CCCs. Use them at your leisure, however you will have to use your Back button on your browser to return to this page.
Civilian Conservation Corps Camp Papers A Search Engine for a microfilm database of Newspapers and newsletters published by members of the Civilian Conservation Corps, c. 1934 - 1942. The database contains over 5,000 titles, the entire collection has been filmed. The search engine alone will tell you much about CCC companies, searching by name of city will tell you what companies were there, company number will tell you where the company was and to some extent when. You can also order (buy) microfiche of the newsletters so you can take them to library and read or copy. I found newsletters from both of my Dad's camps. Check it out. A Page from the CRL Database, Use Back Key to Return.
The African American Experience in the CCCs Book related website
Allegheny National Forest and area State Parks, Parker Dam State Park, with some information on CCC contribution and a CCC visitor center at Parke State park
American Forests Article, 1933 article on the CCCs
Camp Roosevelt, Lee Ranger District, Virginia, webpage with some history of first CCC Camp
C.C.C. in Big Bend National Park, Texas, A brief discussion of CCC on Park's pages
C.C.C. Material in the National Park Service History Collection, A listing of CCC resources held by NPS. Link went bad, now goes to Internet Archive record of that site.
The Civilian Conservation Corps and The National Park Service, A history of the CCC and the National Park Service, including an Appendix and Bibliography of CCC resources.
CCC work at Vicksburg National Park, Bad Link a brief discussion of CCC soil conservation work
Civilian Conservation Corps Brief CCC History with some quotes
Civilian Conservation Corps CCC History
Civilian Conservation Corps (Bad Link) Brief CCC History
Civilian Conservation Corps, (Bad Link) Very Brief CCC History by fifth graders
The Civilian Conservation Corps at Loy Lake Park, nea Denison, Texas (Bad Link) history of CCC project text from a marker
Civilian Conservation Corps, Wesley Samuel Oden, A CCC History about Arkansas veteran with and photos ( mirror site )
Civilian Conservation Corps Collection of Kirby S. Gunter, Company 3734 Company 3737, Lynchburg Missouri, Listing of documents held by University of Missouri - Rolla
South Carolina, Clarendon County, Page, & Sumter County, Civilian Conservation Corps Information including some original documents and a listing of men who joined from those areas
Colorado State Archives CCC Collection - Listing of State CCC records plus patch, history and photos
Company 3237, Camp Mill Creek, DG-18, Battle Mountain, Nevada, Frank Clancy, history of site with photos by family member
Jim Cozzi's Report on the CCCs, Very Brief history
CCC In Death Valley, National Park Service Page
CCC Company 734 History in Deer Run, Grandin Missouri site with some CCC history
Cuivre River State Park, Missouri, with CCC contributions of Coys. 787 and 3771
Denver Mountain Parks and the Civilian Conservation Corps, Brief history of CCC Service
Desoto State Park A Page Showing CCC Photos regarding an Alabama State Park.
Dominick Gadamowitz CCC Man, Battle Mountain, Nevada, Brief Annotated and Illustrated Oral History
Encarta Online Encyclopedia CCC Entry
FDR State Park - In Warm Springs Georgia, this park features many CCC constructed areas
Franklin Delano Roosevelt - Brief Bio of FDR with reference to CCCs
Funk and Wagnall online Encylodpedia CCC Entry
CCC in Georgia, an Article about the CCCs in Georgia with listing of camps
CCC Museum at Greyling MI In North Higgins Lake State Park, page of a CCC museum with events & alumni gatherings, History of CCC in Michigan
Gull Point State Park - Milford, Iowa developed by CCC men with some photos of structures built
Hempstead Plains, New York CCC Camp Number Three, Photo and history of Camp near the grounds of Mitchell Field
Icicle Creek Music Center, Possibly a Bad Link Former Camp Icicle, Leavenworth Washington
In the Shadow of the Trees CCC Novel website with historical photos
Indian Lodge - In Davis Mountains State Park Fort Davis Texas, the lodge was built by CCC men (repeated here)
Indians Guard Station - A restored historic building in Los Padres National Forest California which was involved with CCCs
Jones Archeological Museum Bad Link - Formerly Mound State Monument and built by the CCCs in 1939, Moundville Alabama.
Long Lake National Wildlife Refuge, with some listing of the CCC work at this site in Moffit, North Dakota
Maine Legislation to erect CCC Memorial, text of statute
Maryland State Archives Special Collections - Description of Maryland Archives CCC photo collection
Medical Department US Army history, history with some brief references to CCCs
Camp Forgotten: The CCC in Michigan ( a film ), a magazine with brief article on CCC documentary ( other site with info on same film )
Michigan CCCs, Brief history of the CCCs with emphasis on Michigan
Minnesota Conservation Corps, modern CCC like organization home page
Mont Mansfield Hostel, a Stowe, Vermont operation using an original CCC barrack and run by a modern Conservation Group
Morrison Heritage Museum - Museum in city of Morrison Colorado which was the site of a 100 man CCC camp 1937-1941 which still stands
National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni, besides their home page, they receive mailed inquiries at NACCCA, Jefferson Barracks, , #16 Hancock Ave., P.O. Box 16429, St. Louis, MO 63125 phone number (314) 487-8666 - They seem to have a wide base of information
N.E. States Civilian Conservation Corps. Museum a page on a real world CCC Museum in Stafford Springs, housed in former Camp Conners, Windsor Locks, Conn, home to Company 1192, and run by NACCCA Chapter 170. (click here for more details)
New Deal Network Library - Another history of the New Deal with photos
New York State Civilian Conservation Corps Museum, Located in Gilbert Lake State Park, the site of CCC Camp SP-11, Company 212.
North Carolina Job Corps Centers - Mail addresses which include several places called Civilian Conservation Corps Centers. I do not know if these are prior CCC sites, or the name is used without real CCC relevance. Let me know if you find out.
Oregon Caves National Monument, history of site with CCC contributions
Purple Mountains Majesty - Website of a documentary about the famous Thunderbolt Ski Trail on Mt. Greylock near Adams, Mass and which was built by men of a CCC Company 107 (?).
Ravenna Nebraska Marker Text of Historic marker near Ravenna Nebraska regarding Coys. 2741 and 2732, 1934-1939 which then moved to Broken Bow.
Seatle Times Centennial Site - Photo with Caption about Camp in St Andrews Creek Ranier National Park Washington
Shadows In The Trees A Page Selling a CCC Novel with Photos too
Shenandoah Chapter of the Civilian Conservation Corps - A page of a large CCC Alumni Chapter which has been holding reunions since 1934 in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Shelly Gupta's CCC History - A page in a New Deal History with a description of the CCC with some pictures
CCCs in Southeastern Utah, with Oral History and more
Vernal, Utah, Civilian Conservation Corps Camp Records (Ms 512) Description of items about one camp in an Archive
Virginia State Parks, Pocahantas State Park, CCC Museum, Chesterfield, VA
Willard Stromberg recalls Civilian Conservation Corps experiences CCC Veterans story
The Civilian Conservation Corps in South Carolina, with photos
South Carolina Resolution, Assembly Resolution Honoring the CCCs
Texas State Parks and the CCCs List of parks worked on by CCCs with history and photos
Thetford Hill State Park - Thetford, Vermont, a Park built by CCC men
Vermont, the Civilian Conservation Corps In, State related CCC history
Washington State Parks, History of the CCCs Short history of the CCCs
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