Located in the rolling hills at the edge of the Monongahela National Forest, (beside Gauley River) Camp Caesar has been a home away from...
City: Cowen
Dedicated in 1937, the USDA building symbolized increased importance of the Department of Agriculture and the Forest Service in the New Deal...
City: Elkins
Completed and opened in 1937, Stuart Recreation Area is one of four developed recreation areas built by the CCC. Known locally as “Stuart...
City: Elkins
In 1933, a temporary tent camp, Camp Lead Mine, was built along Horseshoe Run in Tucker County and occupied by CCC Company 1524 with 221...
City: Parsons
Constructed in 1936, Blue Bend’s rustic log architecture and 26-acre wooded setting along Anthony Creek make it a popular recreation spot. H...
City: White Sulphur Springs
Cacapon Resort State Park was the first CCC state park to be completed. Camp Morgan was established October 4, 1934 in what is now the main...
City: Berkeley Springs
On July 1, 1937 the park officially opened. There are 15 cabins in the park constructed by the CCC enrollees of Camp Hardy. The CCC log...
City: Mathias
Two CCC camps worked in Kumbrabow State Forest. Established in 1935, Camp Bowers, at the head of Mill Creek, was located at 3,939 foot, the...
City: Huttonsville
Development began in 1933, when three different CCC camps were established: Camp Watoga, Camp Seebert and Camp Will Rogers. The first...
City: Marlinton
Development began in 1933, when three different CCC camps were established: Camp Watoga, Camp Seebert and Camp Will Rogers. The first...
City: Marlinton
Present-day Babcock State Park was heavily impacted by timbering, coal mining, forest fires and drought during the late 1920’s and early...
City: Clifftop
Hawks Nest State Park first opened in 1935 as a roadside park when the state purchased 31 acres. The planning was done by the National Park...
City: Ansted
This African American 4-H Camp in 1939-42 served 200 to 1600 youth and was “the first of its kind in the entire nation.” The lodge, log...
City: Clifftop
In 1935, the area that Holly River State Park now occupies was targeted for “Resettlement.” Under the direction of the USDA Farm Security...
City: Hacker Valley
Camp Price was established in 1935 on Droop Mountain at the site of the 1863 Civil War battle. During two short years Camp Price enrollees...
City: Hillsboro
Camp Seneca was established in 1933 in a large field across from the present-day office headquarters. Until 1938, work projects for the camp...
City: Dunmore
The area was first developed by the earliest settlers who saw the potential power of the water of Tomlinson Run and developed numerous mills...
City: New Manchester
The forest and its amenities are directly attributable to the development CCC Camp Rhododendron, formerly Camp Preston. A priority for the...
City: Bruceton Mills
The West Virginia CCC Museum is housed in the old Quiet Dell schoolhouse in Harrison County. Displays represent the work and depict the...
City: Bridgeport
Construction of Tygart Dam started in 1935 and was completed in 1938. It was one of the first Public Works Administration (PWA) projects...
City: Grafton
The building was begun in 1940 and completed the following year. While the façade is sandstone, the interior walls are brick, making the...
City: Gassaway
Completed in 1942 this WPA project is a two-story, flat roof municipal building. The façade is random coursed ashlar sandstone with a...
City: Sutton
Tygart Valley Homesteads: Dailey, East Dailey and Valley Bend were built in 1934-35 for workers laid off from local mining and lumbering...
City: Dailey, East Dailey and Valley Bend
In 1934, a total of 150 families were selected for the Town of Eleanor, a community of 2,200 acres. Each house plot was three-quarters of an...
City: Eleanor
The benefits that the New Deal brought to Gilmer County can still be seen today. Identified by their original PWA markings and plaques,...
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