Hi, I have been researching the CCC in Va and NC for many years and came upon the CCC Legacy Museum on Facebook. This is a great web page full of information.
Thank you
Karen

I stopped at this site to prepare myself for a visit to the museum this weekend.

Hello,
I am the editor of a travel publication called Daytripper. Our October 2015 issue will highlight CCC camps and works in West Virginia and Virginia.
Any information as to research links is greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much,

Lisa Stansell

My Dad, Harold was a truck driver at Camp 3 Parsons. He met my Mom there. Thanks for the memories! Ray

Greetings,

Richard Bailey referred me to your site. I’ve come to sign up to become a member of your association. I look forward to visiting your museum and the many CCC built facilities in West Virginia sometime in the near future.
Tim Montgomery
Treasurer
CCC Legacy

My father, Harry J. Pettigrew of Fairmont, WV, was the company clerk for his CCC camps in the eastern mountains. He loved the organization and “reupped” 3 times before joining the Marine Corps. I joined him at a couple of the reunions and loved to hear the stories.

Uncle was a member in WV and interested in his location and service.

My father Lot Q. Squires served in the CCC from 1939 to 1940. He was stationed at F13 #525 Camp Cranberry in Richwood, WV . I do have confirmation from the National Archives.

My dad served at lost river ccc camp in hardy county. Interested in seeing a roster of camp around 1939 – 1940 Where might I find that? Happy to find many sites with info regarding the various camps. Dad, was Ray Strawderman. Still searching.

very interesting