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Clement Patrick Brady Album

Dan Brady, son of CCC Man Clement "Pat" Brady, recently sent a disk of several photos scanned from Clement Brady's album. Mr.Brady was part of the Minot contingent of 1933-1934 who made up Company #765 Tigerville Camp F-15. The pictures are of assorted people and places during that time.

Sid Johnson writes a message to Pat Brady

Another view of our camp. Steps lead into messhall

Inside of messhall. Jack Brandt cook from Lawton

Pat Brady in forest he worked in CCC 1933

Sid, Phill, Ernie Leaders of 4th Section

Photos from Clement Brady's photo album

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