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Category: Collection  Date: 2026-07-28

Found in Photo

Grandfather and Great-Grandfather was spotted in this Company 2754 photo from 1936. One of the camps that Everett Howe served in was Wind Cave.

Everett Howe found in photo

The Civilian Conservation Corps Museum of South Dakota has many visitors. Some have family members that served on the CCC. The many photos on display show the work projects and the men who completed those projects. Company photos show the entire company taken for a particular year. Occasionally visitors will spot a family member in one of the photos.

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Grandfather and Great-Grandfather Found in Photo

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