Guide to the NPS Civilian Conservation Corps Collection

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Lunch hour at Many Glacier Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp, Glacier National Park, 1933. (NPS History Collection photo by George A. Grant, HFCA 1607)

Collection Overview

Collection Number: HFCA 1645 (Series II.C.1)
Creator: National Park Service
Title: National Park Service Civilian Conservation Corps Collection
Dates: 1933-2003
Extent of Collection: 6.5 LF
Language of Materials: English

Digital Access: The collection has not been digitized.

Conditions Governing Access: This collection is open to research use. See the NPS general copyright and restricted information here.
Provenance: Collection assembled from material received primarily from Great Smoky Mountain National Park and Saratoga National Historical Park, the NPS Midwest Regional Office, individuals such as George F. Baggley and Alex Pesonen, and materials found in the NPS History Collection.
Processing Note: This material was processed and described by Lloyd Williams in July 2014. This finding aid was updated by Nancy Russell in March 2025.

Rights Statement for Archival Description: This guide is in the public domain.
Preferred Citation: National Park Service Civilian Conservation Corps Collection, (HFCA 1645), NPS History Collection
Location of Repository: NPS History Collection, Harpers Ferry Center, PO Box 50, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425

Related Materials:

• NPS Oral History Collection (HFCA 1817), NPS History Collection
• Assembled Historic Records of the NPS (HFCA 1645), NPS History Collection
• NPS Historic Photograph Collection (HFCA 1607), NPS History Collection
• Various CCC uniforms, insignia, and CCC-made objects, NPS History Collection
• Records of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), National Archives & Records Administration

Administrative History Note

During the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed to Congress establishment of a program focused on the conservation of the nation’s natural resources while providing young men employment. Congress agreed, and the Emergency Conservation Work Act (ECW) was authorized on March 31, 1933. Five days later, President Roosevelt issued Executive Order 6101 which established the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). The first director of the CCC was Robert Fechner, the vice president of the American Machinists Union. The US Departments of Labor, Agriculture, and Interior, together with the US Army, worked to establish and operate camps to house the CCC "boys" as they were known and to support the work. Labor selected the enrollees and provided their work standards, while the Army ran the camps. The US Forest Service in Agriculture and the National Park Service (NPS) in Interior were the principal technical advisors since most of the work was done on lands they managed.

Initially only young unmarried men between the ages of 18-26 could enlist in the CCC. A minimum period of six months was required and with the possibility of re-enlistment. On May 11, 1933, President Roosevelt issued Executive Order 6129, granting permission to men of any age (married or single) to enroll. This was done in part to provide work opportunities to veterans (nearly 25,000 of whom enrolled). By June 29, 1933, 270,000 young men were working in 1,330 camps. Additionally the program employed educational advisors, which allowed enrollees opportunities to further their education. Average strength was 300,000 men in 1,500 camps, or about 200 men per camp. At the height of the program in 1936 there were over 500,000 enrollees.

The CCC established camps in all 48 states as well as the various U.S. territories (including Hawai'i and Alaska). In total, almost three million men enrolled in the CCC. Most of their earnings were sent home to their families; the CCC provided room, board, medical care, and uniforms although individual CCC enrollees usually kept a portion of their salaries for incidental expenses.

The CCC included Native Americans and African Americans among its enrollees. Most camps were segregated with white officers supervising both white and black the workers, while Native Americans performed work on their own reservations and did not live in camps like other enrollees.

CCC enrollees performed various types of jobs, all in some way related to conservation. These jobs were in forests, on military and Indian reservations, and in parks. The NPS was in charge of the work in the parks, including municipal, county, and state parks, as well as national parks.

With the government-wide Land Planning Committee, the NPS initiated the Recreation Demonstration Areas, most of which later became state or national park areas. As an agency of the Department of the Interior, the NPS also became responsible for all work done by the CCC in the territories. Enrollees cleared underbrush and helped in historic excavations and stabilization of buildings and ruins. The CCC transformed parks by constructing roads and trails, park buildings, campgrounds, picnic areas, fireplaces, signs, and exhibits, and erecting telephone poles and electric lights. Enrollees also did some reforestation in the parks (although most of this was done under the Forest Service), organized eradication campaigns against harmful insects and tree diseases, fought fires, and helped in natural disasters.

From the beginning an NPS official served as Interior's representative on the CCC Advisory Board. Director Horace M. Albright helped set up the initial organization but left the NPS for private industry on August 9, 1933. He was replaced by Director Arno B. Cammerer. Conrad L. Wirth, who was in charge of the state and local parks program, replaced Cammerer on the Board in 1937. The CCC also influenced the NPS administration by prompting NPS to regionalize for administrative purposes (with NPS regionalization reflecting the CCC regionalization). The Historic Sites Act of 1935 (the result of NPS efforts to protect "historic and archeological site, buildings, and objects") allowed the NPS to hire historical technicians to work at CCC camps. Many of these technical advisors later became Park Service historians.

One of the many NPS sites that benefited from the CCC was Saratoga National Historical Park. After years of local efforts to preserve the Saratoga battlefield, it became a New York State Historical Preserve in October 1927. On June 1, 1938, Congress passed Public Law 576, which authorized the creation of the park. The CCC helped build infrastructure necessary to make the park accessible to the public. Enrollees conducted surveys; historical and archeological research; removed fences, orchards, houses and barns; and provided roads and grounds maintenance.

In June 1937 Congress extended the CCC for three more years, making Civilian Conservation Corps its official name. Limits were also placed on the number of enrollments an individual could serve. In 1939 the CCC was placed under the Federal Security Agency. Later that year, Fechner died and his assistant, James J. McEntee assumed the directorship. Beginning in 1940, the CCC focused its efforts on military reservations. With the entry of the United States into World War II, Congress, against Roosevelt's wishes, abolished the CCC on June 30, 1942.

Many structures build by the CCC have since been designated historic structures and their legacy in national and state parks can still be seen today.

Scope and Content Note

Materials which document general CCC history and efforts of the CCC at various parks including Saratoga, Shenandoah, Great Smoky Mountains, and Hawai'i. Correspondence and memos; articles and clippings; meeting minutes; directories; inspector reports; plans, reports and maps; training manuals; publications; and press releases are included. Copies of Edward Hummel's correspondence and reports are present. Women are represented in the collection by Isabelle Story's The National Parks and Emergency Conservation (1933) and design portfolios and reports containing architectural drawings and other illustrations by NPS Landscape Architect Dorothy Waugh. Later materials document the history and ongoing popularity of the CCC and events of the National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by park, state, or subject.

Container List

BOX 01
Folder 01: Articles, 1973-1986
Folder 02: Camps of the CCC, 1933
Folder 03: Camps of the CCC, 1935-1936
Folder 04: Certificate, 1934
Folder 05: Clippings, 1936
Folder 06: Conferences: Advisory Board of the National Emergency Council for Nebraska, Third Meeting, December 1935
Folder 07: Conferences: Coordination Meeting for Nebraska, First Semi-Annual Meeting, December 1935
Folder 08: Conferences: Inspectors and Technicians Conference, Sixth Regional Office, Minutes, December 1935
Folder 09: Conferences: State Park Authorities and Procurement Officers, Minutes, February 1935
Folder 10: Correspondence, 1933-1939, undated
Folder 11: Design Study Index, undated
Folder 12: “Development of National Park Areas in the Black Hills by the CCC,” 1937
Folder 13: Directory of All CCC Camps, 1936
Folder 14: Executive Order: Authorizing the Purchase of Land for Emergency Conservation Work, 1933
Folder 15: Exhibits, undated
Folder 16: Federal Emergency Relief Administration Legal Memos, 1934-1935
Folder 17: Great Smoky Mountains Project, 1936-1938

BOX 02
Folder 01: “Green Guidon” Dedication to Major General Malin Craig, 1934
Folder 02: Hawai'i Projects: Correspondence, January-May 1940
Folder 03: Hawai'i Projects: Correspondence, June-September, 1940
Folder 04: Hawai'i Projects: Correspondence, October-December 1940
Folder 05: Hawai'i Projects: Set of Forms Used by the CCC, 1940-1941 [1 of 2]
Folder 06: Hawai'i Projects: Set of Forms Used by the CCC, 1940-1941 [2 of 2]
Folder 07: Hierarchy, 1936
Folder 08: Joint Resolution: Public Resolution, No. 11, 74th Congress, 1935
Folder 09: Maps, 1935-1937
Folder 10: Menu and Program of the 1359th Company Thanksgiving, 1935
Folder 11: Monthly Reports of Edward Hummel, 1940-1941
Folder 12: National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni (NACCCA): Conventions and Reunions, 1979-1985

BOX 03
Folder 01: National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni (NACCCA): History, 1978-1983
Folder 02: National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni (NACCCA): Newsletters, 1978-1980
Folder 03: National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni (NACCCA): Newsletters, 1981-1987
Folder 04: Newsletters: “Daily News – Intermountain Region,” 1936-1938
Folder 05: Omaha Office, 50th Anniversary, 1985
Folder 06: Pennsylvania Projects: Blue Knob, 1934-1935
Folder 07: Pennsylvania Projects: District no. 2, Third Corps Area: Official Annual, 1936
Folder 08: Pennsylvania Projects: Hickory Run, 1934-1936
Folder 09: Pennsylvania Projects: Laurel Hill Park Project, 1934-1935 [1 of 2]
Folder 10: Pennsylvania Projects: Laurel Hill Park Project, 1934-1935 [2 of 2]

BOX 04
Folder 01: Pesonen Papers: “Case Against the Picnic Shelter,” 1937
Folder 02: Pesonen Papers: Civilian Conservation Corps Regulation Manual, 1937
Folder 03: Pesonen Papers: Correspondence, 1934-1937
Folder 04: Pesonen Papers: Correspondence, 1938 [1 of 2]
Folder 05: Pesonen Papers: Correspondence, 1938 [2 of 2]
Folder 06: Pesonen Papers: Correspondence, 1939-1940
Folder 07: Pesonen Papers: Daily Reports, 1933-1934
Folder 08: Pesonen Papers: “Digest of NPS-CCC Operations,” 1937
Folder 09: Pesonen Papers: “Emergency Conservation Work Under National Park Service Supervision on State and County Parks, Metropolitan Sections of Municipal Parks and Recreational Demonstration Projects,” 1936
Folder 10: Pesonen Papers: “Field Creosoting Plant: Construction and Operation,” 1936
Folder 11: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Ayres, W.F., 1936-1938
Folder 12: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Graves, D.N., 1936
Folder 13: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Hale, J.H., 1938
Folder 14: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Higgins, Raymond, 1938
Folder 15: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Merkle, Arthur, 1936
Folder 16: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Sias, Richard, 1938
Folder 17: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Thompson, Thomas, 1936-1937
Folder 18: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Tripp, B.A., 1936-1938
Folder 19: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Watkins, L.M., 1936-1938
Folder 20: Pesonen Papers: Inspector’s Reports: Month Recreational Reports, June-November 1936
Folder 21: Pesonen Papers: Press Releases, 1936
Folder 22: Pesonen Papers: Special Recreational Reports, 1936-1937
Folder 23: Pesonen Papers: State-Wide Highway Planning Surveys: “Aerial Photographs in Inventory Mapping and Map Checking,” 1937

BOX 05
Folder 01: Project Training Manuals: No. 1: “The ‘Why’ of Block and Tackle,” circa 1936
Folder 02: Project Training Manuals: No. 2: “Outline of Elementary Course in Forestry,” Circa 1936
Folder 03: Project Training Manuals: No. 3: “Carpentry Joints and Splices,” circa 1936
Folder 04: Project Training Manuals: No. 4: “Concrete,” circa 1936
Folder 05: Project Training Manuals: No. 5: “Brick and Stone Work,” 1937-1941
Folder 06: Project Training Manuals: No. 6: “Landscape Conservation,” 1937
Folder 07: Project Training Manuals: No. 7: “Construction of Trails,” 1937
Folder 08: Project Training Manuals: No. 8: “Lumber,” 1937
Folder 09: Project Training Manuals: No. 9: “Signs and Markers,” 1938
Folder 10: Project Training Manuals: No. 10: “Construction of Relief Models,” 1937
Folder 11: Project Training Manuals: No. 11: “Carpentry – Small Frame Buildings,” 1939
Folder 12: Project Training Manuals: No. 12: “Carpentry – Four Room Frame House,” 1939
Folder 13: Project Training Manuals: No. 13: “Common Range Plants – Arizona and New Mexico,” 1939
Folder 14: Project Training Manuals: No. 14: “Lawns,” 1940

BOX 06
Folder 01: Project Training Manuals: No. 15: “Job Training is a Business Proposition,” 1940
Folder 02: Project Training Manuals: No. 16: “Job Training is in Work,” 1940
Folder 03: Project Training Manuals: No. 17: “Responsibility for Job Training,” 1940
Folder 04: Project Training Manuals: No. 18: “Job Training Methods,” 1940
Folder 05: Project Training Manuals: No. 19: “A Statement of Principles,” 1940
Folder 06: Project Training Manuals: No. 20: “Proceedings: CCC Foreman Training Conference, Held in Department of the Interior,” 1940
Folder 07: Project Training Manuals: No. 21: “Concrete Contracting,” circa 1941
Folder 08: Publications: “Administration Manual for Recreational Demonstration Areas,” 1938
Folder 09: Publications: “Camp Stove Details,” 1939
Folder 10: Publications: “Civilian Conservation Corps,” 1938
Folder 11: Publications: “Civilian Conservation Corps and the Emergence of South Carolina’s State Park System, 1933-1942,” from “South Carolina Historical Magazine,” April 2003
Folder 12: Publications: “CCC Forestry,” 1937
Folder 13: Publications: “CCC and Its Contribution to a Nation-Wide State Park Recreational Program,” 1937
Folder 14: Publications: “Civilian Conservation Corps Regulations, Second Corps Area, Volume IV: Finance Regulations,” 1940
Folder 15: Publications: “CCC and Wildlife,” 1938
Folder 16: Publications: “Civilian Conservation Corps and Wisconsin State Park Development,” from “Wisconsin Magazine of History,” Spring 1988
Folder 17: Publications: “Collecting and Handling Seeds of Wild Plants,” 1939
Folder 18: Publications: “Conserving the Youth: The Civilian Conservation Corps Experience in the Shenandoah National Park,” from “Virginia Magazine of History and Biography,” Autumn 1997
Folder 19: Publications: “Demonstration Parks in the Tennessee Valley,” reprinted from “Parks and Recreation,” 1937
Folder 20: Publications: “Emergency Conservation Work in the National Parks,” from “Parks and Recreation,” February 1935
Folder 21: Publications: “Engineering Design Manual,” 1938
Folder 22: Publications: “Indians at Work,” 1936
Folder 23: Publications: “Invitation to New Play Areas,” undated
Folder 24: Publications: “Landscape Conservation,” 1935
Folder 25: Publications: “Landscaping a Nation,” condensed from “The Country Home,” 1934

BOX 07
Folder 01: Publications: “A Lasting New Deal Legacy: The Civilian Conservation Corps, the National park Service, and the Development of the Oklahoma State Park System,” from the “Chronicles of Oklahoma,” Winter 1995
Folder 02: Publications: “Manual of Instructions, I-II,” undated
Folder 03: Publications: “The National Parks and Emergency Conservation" by Isabelle Story, 1933-1936
Folder 04: Publications: “New Trends in Park Development,” from “Parks and Recreation,” October 1934
Folder 05: Publications: “Outline of Elementary Course in Forestry,” 1941
Folder 06: Publications: “Park and Recreation Structures: Cabins,” undated
Folder 07: Publications: “Park and Recreation Structures: Organized Camp Facilities,” undated
Folder 08: Publications: “Park and Recreation Structures: Signs,” undated
Folder 09: Publications: “Reborn CCC Reshapes Young Lives with an Old Idea,” circa 1988
Folder 10: Publications: “Recreational Demonstration Projects,” undated
Folder 11: Publications: “Remembering the CCC: Buck Meadows, California, 1933-1934,” from “Journal of Forest History,” October 1982
Folder 12: Publications: “Serving in the Tree Army,” from “Westsylvania,” September/November 2001
Folder 13: Publications: “Should the CCC Be Continued?” from “Sierra Club Bulletin,” April 1942
Folder 14: Publications: “Story of the Recreational Demonstration Projects in Tennessee,” 1935
Folder 15: Publications: “Story of the Teton Toilers,” 1936
Folder 16: Publications: “The Tree Army: A Pictorial History of the Civilian Conservation Corps, 1933-1942,” 1980
Folder 17: Publications: “Tree Preservation Bulletins,” 1937-1940
Folder 18: Publications: “Vocational Series, no. 2: Automobile Repairing,” 1935
Folder 19: Publications: “Vocational Series, no. 4: Carpentry,” 1935
Folder 20: Publications: “Vocational Series, no. 5: Concrete Construction,” 1935
Folder 21: Publications: “Vocational Series, no. 9: House Wiring,” 1935
Folder 22: Publications: “Vocational Series, no. 10: Elementary Masonry and Bricklaying,” 1935
Folder 23: Publications: “Vocational Series, no. 15: Plane Surveying,” 1935

BOX 08
Folder 01: Publications: “War Department Regulations: Relief of Unemployment: Civilian Conservation Corps,” 1934
Folder 02: Publications: “Where Enchanted Forests and Deep Water Meet: The CCC and the Chelan Ranger Station,” from “Pacific Northwest Forum,” Winter Spring 1990
Folder 03: Publications: “With the CCC in the State Parks,” from Parks and Recreation,” March 1935
Folder 04: Publications: “Woodsmanship for Emergency Conservation Workers,” 1941
Folder 05: Publications: “Yearbook: Park and Recreation Progress,” 1937-1938
Folder 06: Publications: “Yearbook: Park and Recreation Progress,” 1940-1941
Folder 07: Publications: “Yearbook: Park and Recreation Progress,” 1942-1943
Folder 08: Reference, 1933-1976, undated
Folder 09: Reference, undated
Folder 10: Reports, 1975, undated
Folder 11: Reports: Annual Reports: First Report of the Director of Emergency Conservation Work, 1933
Folder 12: Reports: Annual Reports: Second Report of the Director of Emergency Conservation Work, 1933-1934
Folder 13: Reports: Annual Reports: Third Report of the Director of Emergency Conservation Work, 1934
Folder 14: Reports: Annual Reports, 1936
Folder 15: Reports: Annual Reports, 1939
Folder 16: Reports: Annual Reports, 1940

BOX 09
Folder 01: Reports: Annual Report, 1941
Folder 02: Reports: Civilian Conservation Program, March 1933-June 1943: A Report by Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior, 1944
Folder 03: Reports: “Definitions of the Outdoor Recreational Areas,” 1936
Folder 04: Reports: “Fort Hunt, Virginia: An Historical Sketch,” 1962
Folder 05: Reports: Fourth Anniversary Report to the President, 1937
Folder 06: Reports: “Inspection, E.C.W. Sixth Period Projects, Rocky Mountain National Park,” 1935
Folder 07: Reports: Inspection Trip Covering Sites in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and Massachusetts, circa 1936
Folder 08: Reports: Instructional Projects with Related Instruction, Volume I-II, 1938
Folder 09: Reports: “Notes on the Proposed E.C.W. Program in Southwestern Monuments,” undated
Folder 10: Reports: Portfolio of Park Structures and Facilities, 1934
Folder 11: Reports: Portfolio of Privies and Comfort Stations, undated
Folder 12: Reports: Project Engineer and Senior Wildlife Foreman, Farmington Bay Refuge, Project S.P. 2U, 1937
Folder 13: Reports: Proposed Program: Recreational Demonstration Projects, 1935-1936
Folder 14: Reports: “Regional Equipment Engineer’s Report of Fire Which Occupied at North Dakota S.P. no. 7 North Roosevelt,” 1936
Folder 15: Reports: Research Program Reports, undated
Folder 16: Reports: Stoves and Fireplaces in Public Camp Grounds, 1934
Folder 17: Reports: “Suggested Plan for Collecting Geologic Information on Recreational Survey,” 1937
Folder 18: Reports: Summary Report of the Director of Emergency Conservation Work of the Operations of Emergency Conservation Work, 1933-1935

BOX 10
Folder 01: Reports: Two Years of Emergency Conservation Work, 1933-1935
Folder 02: Safety: “Not Too Silly Safety Symphonies,” 1937
Folder 03: Safety: Safety Bulletin, 1939-1942
Folder 04: Safety: Safety Regulations, 1935-1936
Folder 05: Safety: Safety Regulations, 1938
Folder 06: Safety: Safety Regulations, 1939-1942
Folder 07: Safety: Safety for Tree Workers, 1937
Folder 08: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Camp Applications, 1941
Folder 09: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Camp Buildings, 1939-1940, undated
Folder 10: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Correspondence (General), 1939-1942, undated
Folder 11: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Coordinating Superintendent Ronalds, 1940-1950
Folder 12: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Filing Codes, 1939, undated
Folder 13: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Instructions and Orders, 1939-1942
Folder 14: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Mail Facilities, 1940-1942, undated
Folder 15: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Master Plan, 1939-1940
Folder 16: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Medical Providers, 1939-1941

BOX 11
Folder 01: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Policies, 1938-1942, undated
Folder 02: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Publicity, 1941
Folder 03: Saratoga NHP: Administrative: Telephone and Telegram Service, 1939-1942, undated
Folder 04: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Correspondence, 1939-1941, undated
Folder 05: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: First Aid Kits, 1939-1940
Folder 06: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Maintenance, 1939-1940
Folder 07: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Maintenance, 1941-1942
Folder 08: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Maintenance (Truck #80561), 1940-1941, undated
Folder 09: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Photographic, 1940-1941
Folder 10: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Procurement (Bids), A-Z, unidentified, 1940-1942
Folder 11: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Procurement (Bills of Lading), 1941-1942, undated

BOX 12
Folder 01: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Procurement (Contracts), A-O, 1940-1942
Folder 02: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Procurement (Contracts), P-Z, 1939-1942
Folder 03: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Procurement (Invoices), 1939-1941, undated
Folder 04: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Requisitions, 1939-1942
Folder 05: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Surplus Tools and Equipment, 1939-1942
Folder 06: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Transfers, 1939-1942
Folder 07: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Truck Key Sign-Out Sheets, 1941-1942 [1 of 2]
Folder 08: Saratoga NHP: Equipment and Supplies: Truck Key Sign-Out Sheets, 1941-1942 [2 of 2]
Folder 09: Saratoga NHP: Finance: Adjustments, 1939-1941
Folder 10: Saratoga NHP: Finance: Allotment Ledger, 1941
Folder 11: Saratoga NHP: Finance: Damage and Loss Claims, 1939-1941

BOX 13
Folder 01: Saratoga NHP: Finance: Encumbrances, 1939-1942
Folder 02: Saratoga NHP: Finance: Fiscal Control Records, 1940
Folder 03: Saratoga NHP: Finance: Project Budgets, 1939-1941
Folder 04: Saratoga NHP: Finance: Vouchers, 1939-1941
Folder 05: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Applications, 1939-1942, undated
Folder 06: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Appointments and Transfers, 1939-1950
Folder 07: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Compensation, 1939-1942
Folder 08: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Ehrich, Robert W., 1940-1941
Folder 09: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Enrollees, 1939-1941, undated
Folder 10: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Enrollees (Driving Permits), 1940-1942, undated
Folder 11: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Enrollees (Recommendations), 1940-1942, undated
Folder 12: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Gannon, James, 1939-1941
Folder 13: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Gura, Frank J., 1939-1941
Folder 14: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Junior Foremen, 1939-1940
Folder 15: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Kresse, Al W., 1940-1942, undated
Folder 16: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Nelson, Luther A., 1940-1941, undated
Folder 17: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: O’Hearn, Frank M., 1941-1942
Folder 18: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Perry, Albert L. 139-1941
Folder 19: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Project Assistants, 1939-1941, undated
Folder 20: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Senior Foremen’s Schedules, 1940-1942
Folder 21: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Staff Meeting Minutes, 1940-1942
Folder 22: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Tweedie, Andrew G., 1942

BOX 14
Folder 01: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Webster, Harold A., 1940-1941, undated
Folder 02: Saratoga NHP: Personnel: Yarter, Arthur C., 1939-1940
Folder 03: Saratoga NHP: Programs: Educational, 1939-1941
Folder 04: Saratoga NHP: Programs: Safety, 1940-1942, undated
Folder 05: Saratoga NHP: Programs: Training, 1940-1941
Folder 06: Saratoga NHP: Programs: Training (Fire Control), 1939-1941, undated
Folder 07: Saratoga NHP: Projects, 1938-1941, undated
Folder 08: Saratoga NHP: Reference, 1941, undated
Folder 09: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Accident, 1939-1942 [1 of 2]
Folder 10: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Accident, 1939-1942 [2 of 2]
Folder 11: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Accident (Monthly Summaries), 1939-1942
Folder 12: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Archeologist’s Monthly, 1942
Folder 13: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Board of Survey (Attachments), 1940-1941
Folder 14: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Board of Survey (Condemnation Reports), 1940-1942

BOX 15
Folder 01: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Condition (Equipment Operation), 1939-1941
Folder 02: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Condition (Trucks and Heavy Equipment), 1940-1941
Folder 03: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Enrollees (Count), 1941-1942
Folder 04: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Enrollees (Dismissal and Dishonorable Discharge), 1939-1941
Folder 05: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Enrollees (Distribution), 1939-1941, undated
Folder 06: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Enrollees (Manpower), 1937-1941
Folder 07: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Forest Fire, 1940-1942, undated
Folder 08: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Historian’s Monthly, 1942
Folder 09: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inspection (Mechanical Check), 1941
Folder 10: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inspection (Preventive Maintenance), 1941-1942
Folder 11: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inspection (Regional Inspector), 1939-1942
Folder 12: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inspection (Traveling Mechanic), 1939-1941
Folder 13: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inventory (Explosives), 1941-1942
Folder 14: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inventory (Heavy Equipment, Corrections), 1939-1940
Folder 15: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inventory (Heavy and Light Equipment, etc.), 1940-1942, undated
Folder 16: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inventory (Tire and Tube), 1942, undated
Folder 17: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inventory (Tools), 1939-1941, undated
Folder 18: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Inventory (Tools, Corrections), 1939-1941

BOX 16
Folder 01: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Landscape Architect’s Monthly, 1940
Folder 02: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Letters of Transmittal, 1940-1942
Folder 03: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Progress, 1939-1942
Folder 04: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Safety Assistant (Monthly), 1940-1942
Folder 05: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Training, 1939-1942, undated
Folder 06: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Truck Operations, 1940-1941, undated
Folder 07: Saratoga NHP: Reports: Work Accomplishments, 1939-1942
Folder 08: Saratoga NHP: US Army: Company Commander, 1940-1942, undated
Folder 09: Saratoga NHP: US Army: Gasoline and Oil Account, 1939-1941, undated
Folder 10: Saratoga NHP: US Army: Truck Loans, 1940-1942
Folder 11: Soil Conservation Work, 1935
Folder 12: Specifications for Supervisory Positions in the Field State Park Emergency Conservation Work, 1935
Folder 13: Technical Circulars, 1936
Folder 14: Technical Memos, 1936

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