From the Mesa Verde Centennial Book Series
The CCC at Mesa Verde

They fought fires, built roads, constructed dioramas, and put Dolores's jail in the river. They were Mesa Verde's CCC Boys.

As it did on public lands throughout the United States, from 1933 until the program was dissolved in 1942, the Civilian Conservation Corps worked in Mesa Verde National Park. In that decade, the young men of the CCC fought a major forest fire, renovated park accommadations for visitors and staff, created a small, visually exciting museum, improved year-round access to the park, removed insect-ravaged deadwood, and landscaped the park headquarters area.

134 pages, softcover, 9 X 6 inches.
Price:  $21.00

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