CCC Camp at Coeur D'Alene, 1934
National Archives Record Group 95-GP. Photographer: K D Swan.
Description
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built a camp near Coeur D’Alene in Idaho.
The enclosed images showing CCC enrollees at the camp were provided to the Living New Deal by Nancy Calle. Her father, John Griffith Calle, pictured in several of the images, was enrolled in the CCC and worked at the City Rocks Camp in 1935.
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Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
CCC crews at the City Rocks CCC Camp
Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
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Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
CCC crews at the City Rocks CCC Camp
Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
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Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
CCC crews at the City Rocks CCC Camp
Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
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Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
CCC crews at the City Rocks CCC Camp
Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
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Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle © All Rights Reserved 1935
John Griffith Calle in front of his tent at the City Rocks CCC Camp, in 1935
Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle © All Rights Reserved 1935
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Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
City Rocks CCC Camp
Photo courtesy of Nancy Calle and John Griffith Calle
Source notes
National Parks Service, The Forest Service and The Civilian Conservation Corps: 1933-42, (https://www.nps.gov/parkhistory/online_books/ccc/ccc/chap3.htm#6), accessed November 2, 2017.
National Archives Record Group 95-GP.
Project originally submitted by Brent McKee on November 2, 2017.
Additional contributions by Nancy Calle, April 2019.
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Hello. I’m hoping to find information as to where my dads’s CCC camp was located in Idaho. I have a pin that indicates he was in CO. 297 and I seem to recall him being in or around Coeur D’Alene. His name is Ignazio M. Gallo.
I do have other printed material and photos from his time there in the area.
Thank you,
Robert Gallo