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My Grandfather was in the CCC in West virginia, I have been trying to find out which one. |
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My father, was in the CCC Camps in Raleigh County, Company 3531 (present day Shady Springs High School). If anyone has ANY photos to share I would greatly appreciate it. Thank-You |
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This CCC site looks great, Keep up the good work. Visitors’ comments at the CCC camp museum also give high marks for the site and museum. The museum is open daily, 10 am to 5, Mon-Sat and 1 to 5 on Sunday. If you haven’t visited, please plan to do so. If you’ve been there, please come back again! |
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I have been doing research on my father and found that he was a member of the CCC, probably in Wayne County. How do I verify that he was? |
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Great grandfather Herbert A. Truman was a member of the CCC… |
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Larry Vinson |
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Nice guestbook – and site! |
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Happy 79th Anniversary of the CCC. Franklin D. Roosevelt fought for work programs during the horrible Great Depression. The CCC was one of the most successful in a bold move and by some fierce opposition FDR signed it into law in March 1933. Over 3 million men and women served in the CCC and helped in a big way make what our Nation is today. The CCC boys and gals with their CCC military type training were ready for the war that came in 1941. |
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Bob Anderson |
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Hi, I think the CCC were great and hope their legacy lives forever. |
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