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Title	Civilian Conservation Corps, group shot at mess hall during Christmas dinner, Morris County, NJ
Description	From curtiss logbook: Company 1283, Camp W-6 Order: William C. Perry, steward, Timothy L. Kelly, first cook. Boys at turkey dinner. [On March 31, 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed legislation to create the Civilian Conservation Corps, the first of the New Deal agencies. The CCC employed young men and gave them an opportunity to develop new skills and prepare them for future work as the nation emerged from the Great Depression. The young men of Morristown's CCC corp built roads, restored buildings, planted trees, and created trails throughout Jockey Hollow Historical Park, making it the park it is today. The Civilian conservation Corps existed from 1933 to 1942. ]
Subjects	Camps Group Portrait Groups Celebrations Holidays Workers Parties
Keywords	CCC, C.C.C., Christmas, dinners
Names	Perry, Kelly
Creator	Frederick Curtiss
Geographic Location	Morris County, New Jersey;
Format	monochrome photograph
Rights	http://morristownlibrary.org/HCFindingAids/reproductions.pdf
Image ID	CU5574.tif
Holding Institution	The Morristown & Morris Township Public Library, The North Jersey History & Genealogy Center