I am doing a research paper on the CCC and found your website. It has been very informative. My husband had a family member in the CCC. Roscoe sigley he was in Camp bower w2596s.62. I went to the Wise library at WVU and read his letters.

Interested in locating any information about work done by the CCC in Fort Ashby, WV.

Thanks for a great website.

I really enjoy almost everery museum ive visited, but yours is one of the best ive ever been. Keep going!

And this place is really nice because you can explore what you want to explore <3

My Father worked for the ccc company

Roger Jeffrey
my phone number is 813-788-4892

I am looking for my Dad Homer A Jeffrey who often discussed about his life in the CCC. He was from Clay County WV and I am trying to find out more about his life in the CCC. He was born Sept 15 1915.Does anyone know of what camp they would be stationed at. Thanks

I am looking for information about my great-uncle,
Lemuel Charles “Chuck” Higgins who was in the CCC and I am sure it was somewhere in West Virginia. I really have nothing about the CCC camp and location. I do know that he was born at
Smithfield, Wetzel County, West Virginia on
November 18, 1916, the son of Enoch and Hulda Jane (Hayhurst) Higgins. Can you please help.
I will gladly pay a fee or make a donation.
Thank you.

My father, Harold McGreevy, worked at Company 519, Camp North Fork, F-11, Petersburg, West Virginia, in 1938 when he was 18 years old. I have the letters he wrote to his mother from camp. I would love to see a photo of the place if one exists. When we were little, Dad and Mom would take us camping at Smoke Hole and he showed us the bridges they built there when he was in the CCC Camp.

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