Arkansas Civilian Conservation Corps Pictorial Review 1934 History Photos

by Arkansas Civilian Conservation Corps

$75 · Offered by eBay

Discover a fascinating piece of American history with this original 1934 Arkansas Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Pictorial Review. This rare vintage publication offers an intimate look into the CCC's vital work in Arkansas between 1933 and 1934, chronicling the efforts of young men during the Great Depression. Filled with compelling photographs, it showcases the camps, projects, and daily life of the CCC enrollees, providing a unique visual record of their contributions to conservation and infrastructure development in the state. This historical document is an invaluable resource for collectors of militaria, Arkansas history, New Deal era artifacts, and those interested in the Civilian Conservation Corps. It includes photographs of key military personnel and detailed rosters of various companies such as Company 743 (Camp Hedges, Calico Rock), Company 1729 (Crowley Ridge), Company 744 (Graysonia), and Company 1726 (Fair Park), offering a personal connection to the men who served. Published by Parke-Harper Company, Little Rock, this pictorial review serves as a testament to a pivotal period in U.S. history and the enduring legacy of the CCC.

• Publisher: Parke-Harper Company
• Year: 1934
• Condition: Good

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