During the Great Depression of the 1930s, President Roosevelt’s CCC put 3 million young men to work across America. Living in camps across all 48 states (and the territories of Alaska ...

The program is commonly called the Civilian Conservation Corps, or the CCC. To meet Roosevelt's goal of 250,000 men at work by July 1, the Forest Service and Park Service open enrollment to ...

SC's 47 state parks were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, a Great Depression-era work initiative. Such parks include ...

The REVIVE the CCC bill, sponsored by Casey, is inspired by the original Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930s, which provided jobs for about 3 million unemployed men during the Great Depression.

Many reading my letter today had fathers, grandfathers, even great grandfathers who worked in Civilian Conservation Corps ...

LETCHWORTH STATE PARK — Historian Tom Cook did some quick calculations Saturday morning near the park’s Civilian Conservation Corps memorial statue. Letchworth State Park’s CCC camps ...

The Civilian Conservation Corps – born out of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal at the height of the Great Depression – supplied jobs to more than 77,000 Minnesotans in need.

The WPA (Works Progress Administration), the PWA (Public Works Administration) and the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) generated money and labor to fix roads and bridges, work on flood control ...