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The Civilian Conservation Corps did a lot of great work in South Dakota between 1933 and 1942. If you have information about men or projects, please contact the CCC Museum of South Dakota.
Open House 2015
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Special guests were CCC workers: Jay Hendricksen, Hill City; Pat Ryan, Custer; Elmore Omdahl, Rapid
CCC Museum Open House
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CCC Museum of South Dakota 2015 Open House
Garvey Returns
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Lt. Dale Garvey, Former Junior Officer, Returns as Commander of Co. 4726
Horsethief Lake
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Horsethief Lake was created in the 1930s when the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built a dam on P
Pelican Paradise
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Civilian Conservation Corps workers built dikes and water control structures that eventually resulte
Reunion Dedication
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A.J. Williams, Iven Jacobson, Jay Hendrickson, Jayson Dykstra, Melvin Hermanson, Stanley Hawthorn an...
Multi Repurposing
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Regenerating a building by modifying someone else's creation into a new form and function, under res
Memorial Day 1939
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The torch of liberty and freedom has been handed down to us so let us not fail our fallen heroes.
Hills Forests Ready
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New legislation would put several hundred men to work
First in South Dakota
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Este was the first South Dakota camp opened and one of the last closed.
ECW Act
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The Emergency Conservation Work Act and put into action by President Roosevelt.
FDR Wins Election
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We advocate an immediate and drastic reduction of governmental expenditures.
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