NACCCA Journal Index, 2000-2007

Compiled by Sharon E. Hunt, copyright 2008

This index provides bibliographic information for articles in the National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni Journal from 2000-2007. The articles indexed are on CCC camps, projects, contributions, history, organization, and locales; personal names are not indexed.

Although this index has been compiled with the permission of NACCCA, the information in this index is the property of the compiler, who also assumes all responsibility for any errors or omissions. The index may not be reproduced in any format, without the permission of the compiler.

The index was created with the hope that by making the wonderful stories and articles in the NACCCA Journal accessible, researchers and other parties will be able to locate material in their field of interest and found out more about the continuing legacy of the CCC.

Please direct all questions, corrections, and comments to Sharon E. Hunt, sehunt1@comcast.net

General Notes for Use:

Projects:

· Projects are listed under type of project, followed by the state name, and then by the project name.

Example: Dams: California: Shasta Dam

· Projects are also listed by state under State Name: Projects: Project Type.

Example: California: projects: dams: Shasta Dam

· Individual project names, when available, are listed under their name as well.

Example: Shasta Dam, CA

Statistics:

· Statistical information for the nation and for specific states can be found under “Statistics, national” and “Statistics: State Name.”

Examples: statistics: Texas: road construction, 24(7):14; 26(8):12

statistics, national: lodges built, 23(2):1; 25(2):5

· Statistics are also found under specific topics: with the subheading “Statistics.”

Example: bridges: statistics, 23(2):1

References:

· Vol. (no):page

· Numbers in italics refer to photographs

INDEX

Abbeville, MS, 24(11):19

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, 23(11):6

Abilene State Park, TX, 26(2):4

Absaroka Mountains, WY, 24(8):12

Acadia National Park, ME, 23(5):1

accidents, 23(1):11; 23(2):11; 23(3):11; 23(5):4, 8, 8, 911; 23(6):11; 24(2):8; 24(3):6; 24(6):1, 6; 24(8):12; 24(10):10, 12; 25(4):3; 25(9):4; 26(5):8; 26(7):5; 26(10):8; 27(3):8; 27(5):11

administration classes, 25(11):10

administrative buildings: Arizona: Wupatki National Monument, 26(9):8

Advisory Council, CCC, 26(1):1

African Americans camps, 25(6):5; Company 1691, Baldwin, MI, 24(2):7; Company 2314, ANF-12, Lemont, Kane, PA, 24(1):3; Company 2693, Camp Axin, Cadillac, MI, 24(2):7; Company 2694, Walkerville, MI, 24(2):7; Company 2695, F-27, Manistee National Forest, MI, 24(2):7; Company 385, NP-1, Gettysburg, PA, 24(2):8; Company 670, F-22, Camp Mack Lake, Huron National Forest, MI, 24(2):6; Manistee National Forest, MI, 24(2):6

African Americans: 23(1):5; 23(3):8; 23(9):1; 23(12):5; 24(1):11; 24(2):1, 5, 6-7; 25(3):8; 25(6):5; 25(8):11; 25(12):6; 26(7):8; 26(10):8, 11, 11; 28(4):7; 28(10):5, 27(8):1, 10; 27(9):8; 28(5):14; 28(1):1, 4; Alabama, 26(4):5; 30(7):6; Georgia: 24(2):5; Kansas, 26(12):4; 26(12):4; 27(11):5; Illinois, 23(2):6-7; legislation authorizing their entrance into CCC, 23(12):5; Michigan: 24(2):6-7; New York: 23(3):8; 29(4):7, 15; religious services, 24(1):3; segregation: 24(2):6-7; 26(8):12; educational program teachers, 23(9):1, 10; percentage of national quota black enrollees (10%), national statistics, 24(2):5, 6; veteran enrollees, 26(4):5; 27(11):5;

ages of enrollees: 23(2):6-7; 23(9):4, 11; 23(12):3; 25(2):5, 6, 7, 12; 26(5):5; 27(7):5; 28(8):11; lied about age, 23(3):4, 23(7):4; 24(10):12; 26(3):10; 27(11):8; youngest CCCer, 24(10):12

Agriculture, Department of, 23(10):1; 23(12):5; 25(2):6; 25(12):1; 26(1):1; 26(3):5-7; 26(11):1; 27(7):6; 27(9):3; camps in 1938 [no.], 24(9):11; Morrell, Fred [chief of Department of Agriculture CCC operations], 23(8):11

Ahquabi State Park, IA, 27(1):12

Ahtanum, WA, 25(2):4

aircraft mechanics classes, 24(7):8

airport building near Columbia, CA, 24(3):1

Akron, OH, 23(10):1, 5

Alabama, 25(7):12; 26(4):5; 28(4):7, 10, 11

Alabama: African Americans, 26(4):5; 30(7):6

Alabama: Alabama National Forest/now Bankhead National Forest, 24(9):12; 26(6):1, 5; 30(7):6-7, 10

Alabama: Camps: See Camps: Alabama.

Alabama: Cheaha State Park, 25(7):12; 30(7):6

Alabama: Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: enrollees from, 23(8):11; 25(7):12; 26(4):5

Alabama: fire hazard elimination, 25(7):12

Alabama: forests: 24(9):12; 26(6):1, 5; 30(7):6-7, 10; Alabama National Forest/now Bankhead National Forest, 24(9):12; 26(6):1, 5; 30(7):6-7, 10; Talladega National Forest, 24(9):12

Alabama: landscaping, Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: Mound State Park, 25(7):12

Alabama: Moundville Archaeological Park 25(1):1, 5, 6

Alabama: parks: 25(1):1, 5, 6; 25(7):12; 26(4):5; 30(7):6-7, 10; Cheaha State Park, AL, 25(7):12; 30(7):6; Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5; Mound State Park, 25(7):12; Moundville Archaeological Park 25(1):1, 5, 6; Sylacauga State Park, Linden 30(7):6

Alabama: Projects: Bald Rock Lodge, Cheaha State Park, AL, 25(7):12

Alabama: Projects: bathhouses: Cheaha State Park, 25(7):12

Alabama: Projects: cabins: Cheaha State Park, 25(7):12; caretaker’s house, Cheaha State Park, 25(7):12; Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: Projects: cattle guards, Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: Projects: dams, Cheaha State Park, 25(7):12

Alabama: Projects: erosion control, 25(1):1; Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: Projects: farmland assistance: terracing farmers’ land, 26(4):5, 10

Alabama: Projects: fire lookout towers, 25(7):12; Talladega National Forest, 24(9):12

Alabama: Projects: firefighting, 25(7):12

Alabama: Projects: fireplaces, Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: Projects: picnic areas, 30(7):6-7, 7, 10, 10; Horn Mountain Picnic Shelter, Talladega National Forest, 24(9):12

Alabama: Projects: pool, Chicksaw State Park, 26(4):5

Alabama: Projects: pumphouse, Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5;

Alabama: Projects: recreation areas, 30(7):6-7, 7, 10, 10; Horn Mountain Recreation Area, Talladega National Forest, 24(9):12; 30(7):6-7, 7, 10

Alabama: Projects: road construction, 25(7):12; 26(6):1; Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5; Skyway Motorway, 30(7):6

Alabama: Projects: shelters, 30(7):6-7, 7, 10, 10

Alabama: Projects: soil conservation work, 28(4):7

Alabama: Projects: storage facilities, Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: Projects: truck trails, 25(7):12

Alabama: Projects: weed eradication, Chicksaw State Park, Linden, 26(4):5

Alabama: Talladega National Forest, 24(9):12

Alabama:Sylacauga State Park, Linden 30(7):6

Alamaden, CA, 27(2):11, 11; 30(1):16

Alaska, 23(5):11

Alaska: Camps. See Camps: Alaska.

Alaska: parks: Mt. McKinley National Park, AK, 24(9):11

Alaska: projects: Mount McKinley National Park, AK, 23(11):10; 24(9):11

Alaska: projects: moving and building kennels for park’s husky sled dogs, Mt. McKinley National Park 24(9):11; restoration of Indian totem poles, 23(1):7; road construction, Mt. McKinley National Park 24(9):11; sanitary facilities, Mt. McKinley National Park 24(9):11; shipwreck rescue, 25(5):11; telephone line stringing, Mt. McKinley National Park 24(9):11; trails, Mt. McKinley National Park 24(9):11; water lines, Mt. McKinley National Park 24(9):11

Alaska: spike camps: 24(9):11

Albert “Red” Schoendienst [celebrity CCCer], 25(4):4

Alberton, MT, 24(12):7

Albright, Horace [director of the National Parks Service], 26(3):6

Alcester, SD, 24(1):11

alcohol consumption by enrollees, 23(2):7; 24(5):6, 7; 24(9):10; 26(6):5; 26(11):10; 31(5):16

Allegheny National Forest, Warren, PA, 23(7):1, 4-5; 23(11):3, 7; 23(12):10; 24(1):3; 26(2):14; 27(2):6-7; 27(7):4; 28(5):14; 28(8):6; 28(9):3, 8-9; CCC plaque, 24(1):3; 26(2):14; Visitors Center, Marienville, PA, 23(12):10

Allen, Gracie [comedian], 31(2):14, 14

Allenstown, NH, 24(2):4; 24(11):20; 28(5):11; 28(8):10

Alpena, MI, 25(10):3

ambulance drivers [enrollees] 23(2):1; 23(12):5

Amelia Court House, VA, 27(8):6

American Fork Canyon, UT, 24(5):11

American Indians. See Native Americans

American Match and Printing Co., Chicago, 25(1):6-7

American Youth Commission, 24(5):11

AmeriCorps, 23(2):3; 23(3):3; 23(9):3; 23(5):8; 23(9):10; 23(10):12; 23(11):8; 24(2):3; 24(7):3, 12; 25(2):3; 26(4):4; 26(5):6-7; 26(8):3, 10; 26(9):3, 10; 26(10):3; 27(2):10; 27(5):12, 12; 30(7):13

Ames, IA, 24(1):11

amphitheater: Texas: Ascarate Park, near El Paso, TX 24(3):11

amphitheatres: Colorado: Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver, 23(3):1, 1, 6, 6; 23(4):6, 6; 26(11):3; 27(7):12; 27(8):8; 27(10):1, 8, 9; 28(4):9; 28(9):16

amphitheatres: North Dakota: International Peace Garden, ND, 31(2):14

Anacortes, WA, 26(6):6; 27(9):4; 27(11):8

Anderson, Robert E., Written on the Land, 27(3):9

Anderson, SC, 23(1):5

Angeles Crest, CA [camp], 27(9):8

anniversary, CCC: 1937, 23(2):11; 1940, 25(2):11; 2003, 25(10):4; 26(3):1, 11; 26(5):6-7; Texas, 26(5):11

Appalachian Trail: Georgia 23(11):4; Maine, 26(3):10; Virginia: 23(11):6

Appropriations for CCC by Congress: national statistics, 24(5):11

Aquone/Andrews, NC, 31(5):10

archaeological excavations, 26(10):9

archaeological excavations: Arizona: Pueblo Grande, 24(3):4; 27(5):3; Wupatki National Monument 26(9):8; 29(4):3

archaeological excavations: Nevada, 26(10):9

archaeological excavations: New Jersey 24(1):11; Washington’s headquarters, Stokes State Forest, Morristown, 26(5):8

archaeological excavations: Oregon: CCC camp, Mount Hood, 24(8):5

Archie Moore [celebrity CCCer], 25(4):4

archival records: Iowa: Iowa Department of Resources website, 31(2):14; Iowa: McGregor’s Historical Museum, IA, 31(2):16; NACCCA, 26(9):11; 28(12):10; 31(4):5; move to Smithsonian, 29(5):3; 29(4):1; National Archives, 25(2):5; 25(3):12

archival records: NACCCA, 23(8):9; 26(9):11; 28(12):10; 31(4):5; NACCCA records to Smithsonian, 29(5):3; 29(4):1; National Archives, Washington, D.C., 24(11):4, 6; 25(2):5; 25(3):12

Argyle, WI [camp], 23(1):6; 23(10):11

arithmetic classes, 27(11):8

Arizona State University: CCC artwork, 27(1):3, 3

Arizona Youth Corps, 27(5):1

Arizona, 24(3):4; 27(1):3; 30(1):7-8; 31(4):13

Arizona: Camps: See Camps: Arizona.

Arizona: enrollees from, 23(1):4

Arizona: Grand Canyon, 23(1):8; 23(3):11; 23(7):4; 23(9):5; 27(1):3

Arizona: monuments, 26(9):1, 8; Petrified Forest National Monument, Adamana, AZ, 25(9):6-7; Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(9):8; 26(10):3; 29(4):3, 5, 12; Wupatki National Monument, 26(9):1, 1, 8, 8; 29(4):3, 5, 5, 12

Arizona: parks: Pagago Park, Phoenix, 23(1):4

Arizona: Petrified Forest National Monument, Adamana, 25(9):6-7

Arizona: projects: archeological excavations: Pueblo Grande, 24(3):4; 27(5):3; Wupatki National Monument, 26(9):8; 29(4):3

Arizona: projects: bridges: Patagonia area, 25(10):8

Arizona: projects: canals: SRP Maricopa Canal Gate 28, Phoenix, 27(2):1, 10, 10

Arizona: projects: cattle guards: Walnut Canyon National Monument 29(4):5

Arizona: projects: caves: Colossal Cave, Vail, 23(3):4; 27(5):1; 31(4):14

Arizona: projects: fences, 26(9):1; Nogales, 24(3):10; Walnut Canyon National Monument, 29(4):5

Arizona: projects: fire lookout towers, 23(8):12; Walnut Canyon National Monument, 29(4):5

Arizona: projects: fire road construction, Nogales 23(8):12,

Arizona: projects: firefighting, 26(9):1; Grand Canyon, 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: foot trails, Grand Canyon 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: Grand Canyon, 23(1):8; 23(3):11; 23(7):4; 23(9):5; 27(1):3; overlooks, 27:(1):3; telephone line stringing, 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: irrigation ditches, Phoenix 27(2):1, 10, 10

Arizona: projects: landscaping, Walnut Canyon National Monument, 29(4):5

Arizona: projects: museum building, 23(1):8

Arizona: projects: overlooks, Grand Canyon, 27:(1):3

Arizona: projects: parking lots, Walnut Canyon National Monument, 29(4):3; Wupatki National Monument 29(4):3

Arizona: projects: parks: Pagago Park, Phoenix, 23(1):4

Arizona: projects: Petrified Forest National Monument, Adamana, AZ, 25(9):6-7

Arizona: projects: picnic areas: Seven Springs, Carefree 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: plants: sweet resin bush planting, 24(10):4

Arizona: projects: ponds: Papago Park, 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: pools: Plantom Ranch swimming pool Grand Canyon, 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: ranger residences, 23(1):8: Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(9):8; 29(4):3, 5; Wupatki National Monument 26(9):8, 9; 29(4):3

Arizona: projects: ranger stations: Nogales, 24(3):10

Arizona: projects: recreational areas and facilities/facilities, 29(4):3; 26(9):1; Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(9):8; 29(4):3, 5

Arizona: projects: restoration, Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(10):3

Arizona: projects: restrooms, Walnut Canyon National Monument, 29(4):5; 26(9):8

Arizona: projects: road construction: 26(9):1; Pagago Park, Phoenix, 23(1):4; Patagonia area, 25(10):8; South Mountain Park, Phoenix, 27(1):3; Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(9):8; 29(4):3, 5

Arizona: projects: Salt River Project, 27(2):1

Arizona: projects: Seven Springs, Carefree: camping areas, 27(1):3; picnic areas, 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: signs, 26(9):1

Arizona: projects: South Mountain, Phoenix, 25(9):6-7; 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: SRP Maricopa Canal Gate 28, Phoenix, 27(2):1, 10, 10

Arizona: projects: Sunset Crater, 29(4):3, 5, 12; 26(9):1, 8

Arizona: projects: telephone line stringing: Grand Canyon, 27(1):3

Arizona: projects: timber crews, Flagstaff, 26(10):3

Arizona: projects: trails, 26(9):1; South Mountain Park, Phoenix, 27(1):3; Walnut Canyon National Monument, 29(4):5; 26(9):8

Arizona: projects: visitor center, Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(9):8; 29(4):3, 5

Arizona: projects: Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(9):1; 26(9):8; 26(10):3; 29(4):3, 5, 12; fire lookout towers, 29(4):5

Arizona: projects: water systems: Wupatki National Monument, 29(4):3

Arizona: projects: water, 25(2):7

Arizona: projects: Wupatki National Monument, 26(9):1, 1, 8, 8; 29(4):3, 5, 5, 12

Arizona: Salt River Project, 27(2):1

Arizona: Seven Springs, Carefree, 27(1):3

Arizona: South Mountain, Phoenix, 25(9):6-7; 27(1):3

Arizona: spike camps, 23(7):4

Arizona: Walnut Canyon National Monument, 26(9):1; 26(9):8; 26(10):3; 29(4):3, 5, 12

Arizona: Wupatki National Monument, 26(9):1, 1, 8, 8; 29(4):3, 5, 5, 12

Arkansas, 27(9):1

Arkansas: Camps. See Camps: Arkansas.

Arkansas: enrollees from: 23(6):9; 23(8):11; 27(3):1, 6; 27(9):6

Arkansas: parks: Crowley Ridge State Park, 24(7):10, 10; Devil’s Den State Park, 25(2):1; 25(8):1, 6; 28(8):10

Arkansas: projects: disaster relief, 23(12):6

Arkansas: projects: fire lookout towers, 23(12):6

Arkansas: projects: parks: Crowley Ridge State Park, 24(7):10, 10; Devil’s Den State Park, 25(2):1; 25(8):1, 6; 28(8):10

Arkansas: projects: telephone line stringing, 23(12):6

Arkansas: projects: wildlife refuges: White River Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, 27(9):1, 6-8

Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, D.C.: tree caring, 25(11):11

Army, U.S.: Craig, Mail [Chief of Staff, United States Army, ] 24(12):1

Army, U.S.: Drum, Brig. Gen. Hugh A. [Army Deputy Chief of Staff], 26(7):1, 8

Army, U.S.: Grant III, U.S., chief of staff, Second Corps Area, 25(2):11

Army, U.S.: Overhead positions: canteen stewards [enrollees] 25(4):5; 25(6):7; 26(12):4; 31(2):11; salaries: 31(2):11

Army, U.S.: personnel: salaries, 23(2):9

Army, U.S.: positions. See Positions: U.S. Army.

Army, U.S.: responsibility/role in CCC, 23(2):1; 23(10):1; 25(2):6; 26(1):11; 26(3):5-7; 26(7):1, 8-9; 26(11):1, 10; 27(2):6-7; 27(7):6-7; 27(8):6; 28(8):12; Selection of officers for CCC, 26(7):8

Arnold Trail Camp, Company 168, Flagstaff, ME, 27(2):7

Arnot Forest, Cornell University, NY, 25(11)3,

Arrow Rock State Park, MO, 23(5):10

Arroyo Grande, CA, 23(5):9, 9; 24(7):10, 10

art classes, 27(7):11

art program, CCC, 26(6):1, 5; 27(1):3, 3

artists [enrollees] 26(6):1, 5; 26(9):5; 27(1):3, 3

artwork, CCC, 25(1):1, 5; 27(1):3, 3: cartoonists, CCC, 25(1):5; cartoons, 24(3):12; 25(1):1, 5; 31(5):9; Happy Days: 25(1):1, 5

artwork: Happy Days: cartoons: 25(1):1, 5

artwork: newspapers, camp: illustrations, 23(1):6, 6, 7, 7; 26(9):5, 5

Ashland, AL, 25(7):12

Ashland, KS, 25(8):9

assistant leaders, salaries: 23(7):8; 25(2):12

At Work in Penn’s Woods: the Civilian Conservation Corps in Pennsylvania, 29(3):11

Athens, OH, 23(12):11

Attica, NY, 27(6):11

Augusta, MS, 26(5):5

automotive maintenance/auto repair/auto mechanics classes, 23(2):7; 23(10):5; 25(2):5, 8; 25(12):8; 27(7):11; 28(5):7

Awendaw, SC, 25(1):10

AWOL [absent without official leave], 23(3):5; 25(2):6; 25(12):7

Babcock State Park, WV, 23(4):11

Babler State Park, Centaur, MO, 23(3):12; 23(5):10

Badlands State Park, ND, bridges, 23(7):11; horse trails, 23(7):11; park signs and gates, 23(7):11; road construction, 23(7):11; shelter houses, 23(7):11

bakers [U.S. Army], 25(1):11; 25(7):9, 9; 26(12):4

baking classes, 24(2):11; 27(7):11

Bald Knob Mountain, Shawnee National Forest, IL, 26(12):11, 11

Bald Rock Lodge, Cheaha State Park, AL, 25(7):12

Baldwin, MI, 24(2):7

Balsam, NC, 23(10):11

band/orchestra [camp recreational activity], 23(3):11; 23(8):3, 3; 23(9):11; 24(5):9, 9; 24(9):11; 24(10):11; 25(12):9, 9; 26(3):9; 26(6):5; 27(1):12; 27(3):8

Bandelier National Monument, NM, 23(9):4, 5; 25(11):12; 26(3):3; 27(3):5; buildings and structures construction, 25(11):12; furniture, 25(11):12; road construction, 25(11):12; tinwork, 25(11):12; trails, 25(11):12

Bandelier National Monument, NM, CCC exhibit, 25(11):12

Bandelier National Park, NM, 23(9):4, 5; 25(11):12; 26(3):3; 27(3):5. See also Bandelier National Monument.

Bandon, OR, 27(11):10

Bangsberg, Ralph C. [superintendent of camps; U.S. Forest Service employee], 24(8):9, 9

Bankhead National Forest, Double Springs, AL, 24(9):12; 26(6):1, 5; 30(7):6-7, 10; Sipsey Recreation Area, AL, restoration of CCC buildings and structures construction/buildings and structures construction, 24(9):12; 30(7):6-7, 10

Bankhead National Forest. See also Alabama National Forest.

banks, enrollees’ in camp, 23(1):11

Bar Bar, CA, 23(1):5

Baraboo, WI, 31(4):13

Baraga, MI [camp], 26(11):5

Bardley, MO, 25(1):6-7

barges: Arkansas: White River Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, 27(9):8

barracks restoration, Michigan: 25(8):1, 1

barracks: New Hampshire: Bear Brook State Park, 27(7):10

barracks: 23(4):6, 6; 23(7):9; 23(12):6; 24(2):12, 12; 24(4):10; 24(5):6; 24(12):5; 25(2):5; 26(1):7; 26(11):10; 27(2):6-7; boxcar, 23(7):9, 9; bunks, wooden, 26(4):10; cabins, 24(5):1, 1, 10, 25(3):1, 6; creosote, 23(3):5; duties, 25(6):6; heating, 23(3):7; 26(1):12; 29(4):7; interior, 26(3):9, 9; wall locker, 23(8):8

barracks: Ohio: Camp Thistledown, SCS-23, Mt. Vernon, 23(12):9, 9

barracks: Arkansas: houseboat, White River, 23(7):7, 8, 9; 27(9):7

barracks: Illinois, 24(1):9

Barracks: inspection by assistant leaders and leaders, 23(3):5; 23(7):8; 24(10):8, 10; 25(6):6; 25(9):5

Barracks, replica, Fond du Lac, WI, 24(10):4; 26(10):10

baseball diamonds: Kansas: 27(11):5

baseball diamonds: Pennsylvania: Elliot Park 24(5):9

baseball diamonds: Texas: Ascarate Park, near El Paso, TX, 24(3):11

baseball, 23(4):11; 23(6):9; 23(7):9; 23(8):9, 9; 23(9):5; 23(10):5, 11; 24(12):7; 25(8):12; 26(1):7; 27(3):8; 27(5):9, 11; 27(7):8; 27(11):10; 29(4):5

basketball, 23(6):9; 26(1):9, 9; 26(8):11, 11; games with local towns, 24(3):8, 10

Bass River State Forest, NJ, 26(12):7, 10; buildings and structures construction/facilities, 26(12):7; tree planting, 26(12):7

Bastrop and Indian Lodge, Davis Mountain State Park, TX, 26(10):11, 11, 27(9):4

Bastrop State Park, TX, 26(2):4; 26(5):1; 26(8):12, 12; 26(10):11; 28(8):14, forest bungalows, 26(2):4; Indian Lodge, 26(2):4; 26(8):12, 12;

Batesville, MS, 24(2):11

bath house construction: 28(5):11; Nichols Park, Henryetta, OK, 23(3):5; Ascarate Park, near El Paso, TX 24(3):11; Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area Kendall Lake, OH, 23(10):5; Cheaha State Park, AL, 25(7):12; Allegheny National Forest, PA, 24(1):3

bath houses/showers [camp], 23(4):1, 1, 12, 12; 24(4):10; 24(5):6; 24(10):5; 25(12):12; 27(2):6-7; 27(10):10

Battle Creek, MI, 24(2):6; 26(11):5

Baxter State Park, ME, 23(5):1

Bay Minette, AL, 26(4):5

beach improvement, national statistics, 23(2):1; 25(4):5

beach, Texas: Ascarate Park, near El Paso, TX 24(3):11

Beal Nursery, Huron National Forest, MI, 25(7):9

Bear Brook State Park, Allenstown, NH, 24(2):4; 24(11):20; 28(5):11; 28(8):10

Bear Mountain Park, NY, 25(3):12

Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, UT, 24(5):11

Beartown State Forest, MA, road construction, 24(7):14, 14

Beaverhead National Forest, MT, 24(1):4, 4

Beckett, MA, 23(12):11

bedbugs, 24(10):8; 26(6):1

bedding, 23(10):8; bedbugs, 24(10):8; 26(6):1; bedmaking, 25(9):5; blankets, 23(6):11; bunks, 24(5):6, 26(4):10; mattresses, 24(5):5, 6; 24(9):7; 25(7):1, 6; 25(10):8; 26(4):10

beekeeping classes, 25(6):9, 9

beginnings/founding/early days of CCC: 23(10):1; 24(2):1, 5; 25(12):1; 26(1):1; 26(3):1, 5-7, 8; 26(7):1, 8-9; 26(11):5; 27(3):8; 27(7):6-7

Belfair, WA, 25(7):7

Bellefontaine, OH, 23(1):7

Bellingham, WA, spike camps: 27(4):9

Belton, MT, 27(4):1, 6-8

Beltsville Agricultural Research Center, MD, 23(9):1, 10

Beltsville, MD, 23(6):10; 24(2):9, 9

Bena, MN, 23(10):11

benches, 25(2):11; 26(1):8

Bend, OR, 27(9):2

Benefits of CCC to country: agriculture, 25(2):4, 6-7; conservation/environmental impact, 23(9):5; 23(12):10; 25(2):1, 6-7; 25(5):11

Benefits of CCC to enrollees: cooperation, 25(11):12; discipline, 25(11):12; friendships, 25(11):12; job assistance, 24(5):11; leadership, 25(11):12; life skills, 25(2):7; physical, 26(7):9; 25(2):7; 25(11):12; 26(11):1; training, 26(7):9

benefits of CCC to local economy, 23(11):7; 25(2):6-7; 25(12):6; 27(3):9; 27(5):9, 12; 27(8):4, 10; 27(9):7; telephone line stringing, 26(11):1

Berkeley Springs, WV [camp], 24(10):5

Berkeley, CA, 24(4):8

Berlin, NH, 23(6):11

biffy: Wyoming: parks: Lake Guernsey State Park, 26(12):4

Big Bend camp, Letchworth State Park, NY, 25(11):7

Big Bend National Park, TX, 23(11):5; 27(9):4

Big Fork, MN, 26(10):12

Big Horn National Forest, WY, 24(8):12

Big Island, VA, 23(5):4

Big Spring Park, MO 29(2):6

Big Sur State Park, CA, 26(1):7, 7

Biggs City, MI, 27(5):9

billiards, 25(6):7

Binghamton Match Company, NY, 25(1):6-7

Binghamton, NY, 25(1):6-7; 28(5):8; 28(6):3

Biological Survey, U.S.; camps in country, national statistics, 27(9):6; Arkansas, 27(9):6

Bitely, MI, 23(1):6, 7

Blachly, OR, 28(6):11

Black Hills National Forest, SD: firefighting, 24(10):11

Black Hills Playhouse, SD, 28(5):6

Black Hills State Park, SD, 25(3):5

Black Hills, SD, 28(5):6, 11; 28(6):13

Black Rock, UT, 26(10):6

Black Washamon Dam, PAN, 25(1):4

blacks. See African Americans

blacksmith shop [camp], 25(5):5, 5; 27(2):6-7

blacksmithing classes, 25(10):1; 27(8):11; 28(5):7

blacksmiths [enrollees] 23(9):10; 24(7):1; 25(3):9; 25(5):5, 8; 26(7):5, 5

Blackstone, VA, 27(8):6

Blackwater fire, Shoshone National Forest, WY, 23(8):11; 24(8):12; 24(6):6

Blair, NE, 26(9):11

Blairsville, PA, 23(11):4; 26(9):12, 12

Blanco, TX, 26(10):11

blister rust eradication and control [white pine tree disease], 25(1):11; 26(10):8; 27(7):8; 28(9):3, 8; forests 27(7):8; California: 26(1):7; Idaho: 23(9):9, 24(9):9; Michigan: Indian Lake State Park, 26(4):10; Montana: 27(5):12; New Hampshire 31(2):3; Pennsylvania 23(7):1; Washington 26(6):7; Wisconsin: 24(4):5;

Blue Bell, SD, 28(7):14

Blue Ridge Mountains, VA, 26(1):7; 27(3):8

Blue Ridge Parkway: bridges, 25(9):8

blueprint reading classes, 23(8):11

boathouse construction: South Carolina: parks: Lake Greenwood State Park, now Lake Greenwod State Natural Area: 26(4):6; Texas: Ascarate Park, near El Paso, Texas: 24(3):11; Washington: Moran State Park, Orcas Island, 23(6):9

Boca Camp, NV, 23(5):11

Boca Dam, CA, 31(5):16

Bogata, TX, 23(2):11

Boiling Springs Pond, OK, 28(4):5

Boise Art Museum, ID: CCC exhibit, 27(2):8

Bolivar, TN, 23(3):5

Bonza, ID, 23(9):8

bookkeeping classes, 23(10):5

Books: At Work in Penn’s Woods: the Civilian Conservation Corps in Pennsylvania, 29(3):11

Books: By the People, For the People: The Works of the Civilian Conservation Corps in Califronia State Parks by Bud and Marion Wilbur, 25(10):5

Books: CCC Big Bay, 28(5):3

Books: CCC Chronicles: Camp Newspapers of the Civilian Conservation Corps, 1933-1942, 27(8):7

Books: CCC Handbook, 25(12):7

Books: Coming of Age in the Great Depression: the Civilian Conservation Corps Experience in New Mexico by Richard Melzer, 23(7):5, 8

books: Flashbacks of a Forest Ranger by Harold H. Bush, 23(1):4

books: Gold Medal CCC Company 1538: A Documentary by Kathy Mays Smith, 27(4):12; 24(9):1; 26(11):12; 28(5):9

Books: Heralds in New Deal America: Camp Newspapers of the Civilian Conservation Corps, 25(1):1

Books: Hobnail Boots and Kahki Suits by E. Kay Keifer and Paul S. Fellows, 25(1):3

Books: In the Shadow of the Trees: a Novel of CCC Life as It was Lived by Michael Schultz, 23(7):2

Books: Long Journey to the Rose Garden by John Tursi, 26(6):6

Books: Minisink Valley Historical Society/Voorhees State Park, 27(9):9

Books: My C.C.C. Days, 31(4):15

Books: Terror in the Tetons, 29(2):11

Books: The CCC in and Around the Black Hills, 28(5):6; 28(5):9

Books: The Civilian Conservation Corps in Arizona’s Rim Country: Working in the Woods, 30(1):7-8

Books: The Civilian Conservation Corps in Nevada by Renee Corona Kolvet, 30(6):15

Books: The Soldiers of Poverty by Mary J. Schueller, 30(6):9, 15

Books: The Tree Army, by Stan Cohen, 30(7):3

Books: Vail and Colossal Cave Mountain Park by Sharon E. Hunt, 31(4):14

Books: We Can Take It! The Roosevelt Tree Army at New Jersey’s High Point State Park, by Peter Osborn, 25(1):5; 25(2):6; 26(10):5

Books: Written on the Land, by Robert E. Anderson, 27(3):9

Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge, NM, 23(9):5; 26(3):3; 27(3):5

Boss, MO, 23(3):7

Bottineau, ND, 31(2):14

Boulder Dam Park (Lost City) Museum, 26(10):9

Boundary Waters, MN, 24(4):1, 1, 6-7; bridges 24(4):1-3, 1, 2; trails, 24(4):1, 6-7

boxing matches: trips to nearby towns: 23(2):5; 30(6):15

boxing, 23(2):5; 23(7):9; 23(10):5, 11; 25(6):7; 26(1):7; 26(5):5; 26(7):3; 26(10):12; 27(9):4, 8; 29(4):5

Branch Brook Park, Belleville, NJ, 26(5):8

Brandywine Falls, Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area, OH, 23(10):5, 5

Breckenridge, TX, 31(5):11

Bremerton, WA [camp], 30(6):8-9

Bremerton, WA, 26(1):11; 27(4):12; caretaker home, 26(1):11; guard house, 26(1):11; log cabins, 30(6):8-9, 8, 9

Brevard, NC, 26(11):8; 27(7):12

Bridge, OR, 24(10):11

Bridges, 23(9):4; 25(1):4; 25(2):4, 5; 26(1):6; 26(10):5; 26(11):1, 3, 11; 28(5):5; 28(7):14; 31(5):1, 6

bridges: Alabama 26(6):1

bridges: Arizona: Patagonia area, 25(10):8

bridges: Arkansas: White River Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, 27(9):7, 8

bridges: Blue Ridge Parkway, 25(9):8

bridges: California, 24(7):15; 31(2):11; Delta Bridge (Sacramento River at Dog Creek), 24(7):15; North Yuba River, 24(2):11

bridges: Colorado, 25(10):8

bridges: Idaho: 26(10):8; Coeur d’Alene River, 24(9):9; Little Salmon River, 24(5):11; Salmon River, 24(5):10

bridges: Illinois: Shawnee National Forest 23(2):6; Starved Rock State Park, 26(2):15, 15

bridges: Kansas: 27(11):5

bridges: Maine: parks 26(3):10

bridges: Maryland: Patopsco State Park 24(2):9; River Road, 24(2):9, 9

bridges: Michigan: 26(4):10; 26(11):5

bridges: Minnesota: Boundary Waters, 24(4):1-3, 1, 2

bridges: national statistics, 23(2):1; 23(9):4; 23(10):5; 23(11):11; 25(4):5; 25(8):6; 26(1):8; 26(5):5; 26(11):3

bridges: New Jersey26(2):4; 26(10):5: Parvin State Park 23(1):9, 9; Stephens State Park 27(1):10

bridges: New Mexico: statistics: 27(3):5

bridges: New York 29(4):7; Robert H. Treman State Park, near Ithaca 26(5):10

Bridges: North Dakota: Badlands State Park 23(7):11; International Peace Garden, 31(2):14

bridges: Ohio, 23(12):9, 9

bridges: Oregon, 24(3):8; 24(12):6

bridges: South Dakota: Custer State Park, 24(1):5

Bridges: Tennessee: Elkmont Bridge, 25(12):7, 7; Great Smoky Mountains National Park 25(12):1, 6; Jacks River, Cherokee National Forest, 23(9):5, 5, 8

bridges: Texas 26(8):12; 26(10):11, 11

bridges: Wisconsin, 25(5):5

bridges: Wyoming: Lake Guernsey State Park, 25(9):4; 26(12):4

Bridgeton, ME, 29(4):12

bridle paths, 26(10):5; New Jersey 26(10):5

Brigham City, UT, 24(5):11

Brimson, MN, 23(1):6; 23(3):7; 26(10):12

Bristol, TN, 28(4):10; 28(7):10-11

Broken Arrow, OK, 23(1):5

Brookings, OR, 30(7):15

Browns Creek, ID, 29(3):7

Bryson City, NC, 27(8):7

Buena Vista, GA, 23(4):11

buffalo corrals construction: Oklahoma 24(7):15

Buffalo Springs, OK, 28(4):5

bugle calls in camp, 24(10):12; 25(7):1; buglers, 24(10):7; 27(6):11, 11; taps, 25(2):6

buglers, 24(10):7; 27(6):11, 11

buildings and structures construction, 23(9):4; 25(2):6; 25(3):5; 26(11):1; 27(7):12; 31(5):14-15; national statistics, 23(9):4; 25(4):5; 26(1):8

buildings and structures, camp, 24(4):10; 26(4):12; 27(2):6-7; 27(5):9; 29(4):3; 31(5):6, 6

Buildings and structures, camp: banks, enrollees’ in camp, 23(1):11

buildings and structures camp: barracks, 23(4):6, 6; 23(7):9; 23(12):6; 24(2):12, 12; 24(4):10; 24(5):6; 24(12):5; 25(2):5; 26(1):7; 26(11):10; 27(2):6-7; heating, 23(3):7; 26(1):12; 29(4):7; Bear Brook State Park, NH, 27(7):10; boxcar, 23(7):9, 9; cabin camps, 24(5):1, 1, 10; 25(3):1, 6; creosote, 23(3):5; houseboat, White River, AR, 23(7):7, 8, 9; 27(9):7; interior, 26(3):9, 9; bunks, wooden, 26(4):10; wall locker, 23(8):8

buildings and structures, camp: barracks: Illinois, 24(1):9

buildings and structures, camp: barracks: Michigan, 24(2):7, 7

buildings and structures, camp: barracks: Ohio: Camp Thistledown, SCS-23, Mt. Vernon, OH, 23(12):9, 9

buildings and structures, camp: barracks: Wisconsin: replica, 26(10):10

buildings and structures, camp: bath houses/showers, 23(4):1, 1, 12, 12; 24(4):10; 24(5):6; 24(10):5; 25(12):12; 27(2):6-7; 27(10):10

buildings and structures, camp: blacksmith shop, 25(5):5, 5; 27(2):6-7

Buildings and structures, camp: camp exchange, 24(5):6

buildings and structures, camp: canteen, 23(2):6; 24(3):12; 24(4):10; 25(7):6, 7; 31(5):16

buildings and structures, camp: commissary, 23(2):5

Buildings and structures, camp: construction: Massachusetts 25(11):6

buildings and structures, camp: dispensary, 23(2):5; 23(8):8; educational building, 27(2):6-7; generator & pump house, 27(2):6-7; gymnasium, 24(12):7; 29(4):5; infirmary, 24(5):7; 27(2):6-7;

buildings and structures, camp: existing: bathhouse, 23(4):1, 1

buildings and structures, camp: existing: Connecticut: Company 1192 headquarters (now Northesast States CCC Museum), Stafford Springs, Conn, 23(9):5

buildings and structures, camp: existing: Michigan: Camp Gibbs, 27(5):9

buildings and structures, camp: existing: Missouri: Meramec State Park, Sullivan, 26(11):8, 8

buildings and structures, camp: existing: New Hampshire: Bear Brook State Park, Allenstown, NH, 24(2):4; 24(11):20

buildings and structures, camp: existing: Washington: Riverside State Park, 28(1):5-6

buildings and structures, camp: kitchen/mess hall, 24(5):6

buildings and structures, camp: latrines/toilets, 24(4):10; 24(10):5, 9, 9; 27(2):6-7; 24(7):10; 28(2):16

Buildings and structures, camp: laundry, 24(9):11

Buildings and structures, camp: layout: 23(2):7; maps of camp, 27(2):6-7;

Buildings and structures, camp: library, 23(2):6; 24(12):7; 24(10):9, 9; 25(2):11; 25(12):7; 26(1):7; 26(10):4; 27(9):7

buildings and structures, camp: mess hall, 23(3):9, 9; 23(4):6-7, 6, 7; 24(4):10; 24(8):5; 25(1):9, 9; 25(2):6; 24(10):9; 25(7):9, 9; 26(1):7; 26(9):12; 12; 27(10):11; Prince William Forest Park, 25(3):1; officers’ mess, 26(6):5

Buildings and structures, camp: motor pool, 23(2):7; 24(4):9, 9

buildings and structures, camp: radio shack, 24(12):7

buildings and structures, camp: recreation hall, 23(2):6; 24(4):10; 24(5):6; 24(12):7; 26(11):8, 8; 27(2):6-7; 27(3):8; 31(2):11

buildings and structures, camp: tool room, 24(5):6; 27(2):6-7

buildings and structures, camp: truck garage, 27(2):27(2):6-7

buildings and structures, camp: workshop, 25(7):9, 9

buildings and structures, camp: sewage disposal plant, 26(2):15, 15

buildings and structures: Arkansas: White River Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, 27(9):7, 8

buildings and structures: California: Calaveras Big Trees State Park 25(7):6

buildings and structures: forests Mt. Hood National Forest 25(11):10

buildings and structures: Idaho: Shoshone Park, 24(9):9

buildings and structures: Illinois: Starved Rock State Park 26(2):15, 15

buildings and structures: Indiana: existing: CCC Shelter House Homing Ridge, Salamonie River State Forest, Wabash, 27(9):9, 9

buildings and structures: Maine: parks 26(3):10

buildings and structures: Maryland: Patopsco State Park 24(2):9; Tavern at Great Falls, 25(11):11

buildings and structures: Michigan: parks, 26(11):5

buildings and structures: Minnesota, 23(4):12

buildings and structures: Missouri: parks, 23(5):1, 10

buildings and structures: New Jersey: Bass River State Forest, 26(12):7

buildings and structures: New Mexico: Bandelier National Monument, 25(11):12

buildings and structures: New York: Fair Haven Beach State Park, Sterling, 23(3):8

buildings and structures: North Dakota: International Peace Garden, 31(2):14

buildings and structures: Ohio: Cuyahoga Valley National Park Happy Days, 24(11):14

buildings and structures: Oregon, 25(11)3; parks, 25(10):12

buildings and structures: Pennsylvania: Kooser State Park, 31(5):8

buildings and structures: Tennessee: Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 25(12):1, 6

buildings and structures: Texas: Longhorn Caverns, 26(8):12; parks, 26(2):4; 26(8):12

buildings and structures: Washington: State Forestry Department, 24(5):11

buildings and structures: Wisconsin: St. Croix Falls Park, 23(4):9

Bull Run Lake, OR, 24(5):7

Bunker, MO, 23(4):3; 24(10):9, 9; 25(1):6-7; 26(4):7

bunks, 24(5):6

Bureau of Biological Survey: Oklahoma, 28(4):5

Bureau of Reclamation, 25(2):4; 26(1):1, 6; 28(10):9, 15; national statistics, 26(1):1, 6

Burgettstown, PA, 23(10):11; 24(4):11

Burns, George, 31(2):14, 14

Burns, OR, 23(9):8; 27(6):11, 11; 27(10):6-7

Burr, Raymond [celebrity CCCer], 24(3):6; 25(1):4; 30(7):3

Bush, Harold H., Flashbacks of a Forest Ranger, 23(1):4

business classes, 25(11):10

Butler, MO, 25(11):9

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