I am looking for information about the Illinois and Wisconsin CCC

Are you very beatiful wep site

I’m an officer in the Pendleton County Historical Society and am interested in having a program on the CCC. There were 3 camps in the County. Some time ago I saw a newspaper account of a program presented to a group in Lost River, Hardy County. Is there some group that will travel and present a program on the history of CCC in West Virginia? We haven’t found local folks who know much about it. I would appreciate any guidance on the matter.

Trying to find information on Quiet Dell school,old class photos. I attended the school in 1951 when it was only 3 or 4 rooms

I came to the site to look for the membership information. I am a volunteer with a local museum and wanted to get more information about the WV State CCC Museum Assoc. I am interested in any information that can enrich what I already know about preservation, curating, archiving, etc. Thank you. Beautiful website!

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.