Civilian Conservation Corps

Civilian Conservation Corps is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Lycoming County, dedicated 1996.

Lycoming County · dedicated 1996 · Rt. 14 between Lower Gray's Run Rd. & T-842, ~4 miles N of Trout Run

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In March 1933, the federal government created the CCC to combat the Great Depression. During nine years, the CCC enrolled some 3,000,000 youths nationwide--including 194,572 men at 114 camps in Pennsylvania. Members of the 367th CCC company first arrived here, May 30, 1933. Here arose camp S-126, which became home to hundreds of men before it closed in 1936. Many of its members then went to Camp S-145 near Montoursville.

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