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Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps

University of North Texas Libraries

University of North Texas Libraries

February 7, 2017.

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University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps "C.C.C. A Young Man's Opportunity for Work Play Study & Health" By Albert Bender, Chicago Federal Art Project, WPA, ca Silkscreen Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (B WPA Ill.B46 1) Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection, University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps CCC trucks take UNT conservation students on tour of farms, 1939 Photo Courtesy of University of North Texas, Archives Collection

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps “The slogan of the Civilian Conservation Corps is ‘We can take it!’” National Archives, Records of the Civilian Conservation Corps (35-G-830)

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps "2603 Co. Civilian Conservation Corps Camp Vermilion, Danville, Illinois. Boxing team. Mr. Taylor, trainer." National Archives and Records Administration, Records of the Civilian Conservation Corps (35-GC-VI-219-D3) [VENDOR # 69]

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps CCC trucks take UNT conservation students on tour of farms, 1939 Photo Courtesy of University of North Texas, Archives Collection

University of North Texas Libraries Primary Source Adventures: Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps Claude L. Hendon Interview, Oral History Collection University of North Texas Oral History Program