My father in law worked in the west in Wyoming.
We have his letters and notes. We’re sorry that the
St. Louis Museum was forced to close due to the loss of its curator’s bad health. Just one of those things and no one stepped up as far as I know. Nothing has replaced that activity here and it certainly was a far better location, middle of the nation, than the way things are now. However, I’d iterate once again, no one stepped up here to continue things here. So, one must certainly thank those in WVa that have taken on the load. Very Best Wishes.

Father, Gorman Mason was at camp f-15 in WV. We have a picture of 100+ in their uniforms and ties. We would like to know more about what the men at the camp worked on.

We have a large photograph of enrollees at London, Ky. at the CCC Museum 304 363 4388.

Dad was a member here in WV and at Yellowstone NP.
Hope to visit soon.

Researching work performed by the CCC in the land areas now in the Monongahela National Forest. Hoping to learn more about the road building projects. Specifically I am interested in information on explosive magazines (1 room masonry bunkers) which I am researching that were used by the CCC or WPA. We understand that they are associated with road construction but I want to know more about how and when they were utilized by the crew explosive handler. Help on this would be appreciated. 570 296 9628.

My husband’s grandfather, Lester Mallery, was from WV and was in the CCC first in London Kentucky. He finished up in Altena, WV as an ambulance driver with the rating of “Excellent” . I received information from the archives in Missouri about it today and am very excited! There were so many details we did not know which will be a huge help. He was discharged in 1936 after finding employment. He later went on to serve in the U.S. Navy during WWII.

Looking for an uncle and a close family friend.
Thomas R. Ireland
Paul Cyphert

My grandfather Peter Barcomb was inducted into the West Virginia State CCC Hall of Fame in 2013. He joined the CCC in 1939 at CCC Camp Dix, New Jersey and transferred to Camp TVA-AV22, Maynardsville, Tennessee and then to Camp Elk Creek F37, Trail, Oregon before returning home to Rouses Point, NY (info. obtained by my Aunt Ruth Justice). I was only 4 years old when my grandfather passed away. I never really got to know him he certainly did some amazing things. He was an amazing man.

I have been to a park called Parker Dam State Park that was built by the CCC. It is in the state of Pennsylvania near Penfield Pa. The county of Clearfield

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