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This stone and timber pavilion and bathhouse was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps at Sherando Lake on the George Washington & Jefferson National Forests in Virginia.
Elephant graveyard. A grove of giant stumps that must have been magnificent when the trees were still standing. Aargh! Need to get back here with better light for a decent picture.
Civilian Conservation Corps and Quartz Mountain State Park
Altus, Blair, Granite, Mangum and Lone Wolf, Oklahoma.
This park was created between 1937 and 1939 by members of the Civilian Conservation Corps Company 210 the park surrounded by lake Lugert serves as an outdoor recreational facility and source of agricultural water.
About 150 young men lived in tents and worked on the park under the management of the U.S. Departments of the Army and Agriculture. They were paid $30 per month, of which $25 was sent home. They also received housing, food, medical, and dental care as well as educational benefits.
The CCC members built roads, trails, covered shelters, picnic tables, cabins, and landscaped the park. All facilities are still in use. Quartz State Lodge is located in the center of the park.
Company 2810 left a memorial to the service of its members in the form of this beautiful park which serves countless thousands of visitors each year.
Dedicated to the members of
CCC Company 2810
And the three million members
who served our nation
March 26, 1988
Oklahoma Civilian Conservation Corps
Alumni Association
and
Oklahoma Historical Society
quick shit made yesterday evening for the "pyraminds project - round 2".
by any chance, the deadline has been extended until the end of the month.
so i'll have a bit more time to improve it...
The first Lucky Seven in stock "Fintan Fletchers" now packing & shipping ~Pre-Order period for CCC's Firefly Boy 12cm is Open Now!
~Glow-in-the-Dark resin - color blue
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