The museum is fantastic. I recommend to all. The museum is well maintained.

My Grandad was a Supervised the shingles at Camp Hardy…I have pictures of him and I have his boots he wore…He lost 3 fingers at the sawmill..I can send you a copy of his letter of recommendation from Jennings Randolph and an autographed picture of Randolph..Grandads name was Paul Funkhouser. Thanks Judi

I wish I would have known about a program like the CCC when I quit school in 1998. I may have been better off in my life if given the opportunity to work, learn ,and grow. I love the woods. I didn’t even know about CCC program until a couple months ago. I went on a hike through a T.V.A. park in Muscle Shoals Alabama stumbled upon some interesting things in the woods and started doing some research . I found that the things I had stumbled upon were built by the guys in a CCC Park, I had no idea what that meant so I started doing research on that and it finally brought me here . It’s an absolute blessing ,I would like to thank everybody in your organization for all the time hard work and effort they put into a museum to honor the hard work of our ancestors and the unity it provided for a county during a difficult time, that’s really awesome!!

I’ve always been told my uncle Romie Earl Hanshaw served with the CCC . How would I find out and also get his name added to the Hall of Fame page for the CCC. Thanks article very interesting.

My dad Samuel G. Houston at age 18 worked in one of the CCC camps, I think it was 3512 camp White Sulphur Springs

Hi… This website very breautiful… Good works…

My grandfather, Everett C. Kemper, served in Company 1525 at Watoga 1934-1936. I am working on gathering detailed information about the CCC camp and what was built there.

My father Homer A Jeffrey Born Sept 1915 in Fola Clay county WV. I am trying to find information on his CCC days.

We recently found a photo Camp Harrison 2592 Company CCC Camp SC5-7 in a thrift shop in Georgetown TX which we would like to donate to the proper authorities.

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My father was a member of the Raleigh CCC Camp. I recently came across a few photographs of him at the camp, one with the camp name and company number sign. He always talked about the CCC work he did and in part credited his experiences and training with his assignments in the Marines in WW II. If you are interested in the photographs, please let me know. There are other members in the some of the photographs, but unfortunately I have no names.