I recently learned that my Father may have worked in a CCC camp. He married my Mother in 1940 when he was 46 years old, and she was 21.

I’m interested in stopping by the museum. Could you send me directions to your place? I can’t find any info on your website about how to find it. Thanks!

My father was in Montrose, CO in 1938 and 1941. I have a picture of the 1938 Camp Texhoma Co. 3843. I need to find out just how much time he was in the CCC and really need to see a list of names from the 1938 service because he was not yet 17.
Guess I should write to the NARA for records.

My granddad, William Isaac Knight, was in the CCC,I wanted to see what camp he was in and what he did.

My father was from West Virginia and worked with Jennings Randolph in the 1930s to create jobs.

My father in law worked in the west in Wyoming.
We have his letters and notes. We’re sorry that the
St. Louis Museum was forced to close due to the loss of its curator’s bad health. Just one of those things and no one stepped up as far as I know. Nothing has replaced that activity here and it certainly was a far better location, middle of the nation, than the way things are now. However, I’d iterate once again, no one stepped up here to continue things here. So, one must certainly thank those in WVa that have taken on the load. Very Best Wishes.

Father, Gorman Mason was at camp f-15 in WV. We have a picture of 100+ in their uniforms and ties. We would like to know more about what the men at the camp worked on.

We have a large photograph of enrollees at London, Ky. at the CCC Museum 304 363 4388.

Dad was a member here in WV and at Yellowstone NP.
Hope to visit soon.

Researching work performed by the CCC in the land areas now in the Monongahela National Forest. Hoping to learn more about the road building projects. Specifically I am interested in information on explosive magazines (1 room masonry bunkers) which I am researching that were used by the CCC or WPA. We understand that they are associated with road construction but I want to know more about how and when they were utilized by the crew explosive handler. Help on this would be appreciated. 570 296 9628.