March 31, 1933
The Civilian Conservation Corps is created
The Civilian Conservation Corps became one of the New Deal's earliest work-relief programs, employing young men on conservation and public-land projects. CCC enrollment, camp life, wages sent home, and completed projects can help explain Preston County family and community records from the Depression years.
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