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Crystal Lake CCC Camp
1935
Barracks buildings at the Crystal Lake Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp.
Civilian Conservation Corps Camp Beaver
November 1933
Winter view of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Camp Beaver tents with two men in the background. CCC Company 1604 used Camp Beaver as their base camp until 1935.
CCC Camp Scene
1938
Elevated view of Civil Conservation Camp (CCC), tentatively identified as the Bloomington camp.
Camp Beaver During Winter
circa 1933-1934
Elevated view of Camp Beaver showing tents, a truck and snow.
Members of the Civilian Conservation Corps
circa 1933-1934
Elevated view of members of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), probably Company 1604, in uniform and standing in formation, possibly at Fort Sheridan.
Marching at Fort Sheridan
circa 1930-1939
Elevated view of men in formation, probably the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Company 1604, marching through the grounds of Fort Sheridan.
