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	Civilian Conservation Corps workers building museum at Fort Abraham Lincoln Title Civilian Conservation Corps workers building museum at Fort Abraham Lincoln Date of Original 193- Description Members of a Civilian Conservation Corps work crew carry and place stone to build the museum at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park. A dog sits on the front steps of the building. The building's cornerstone reads "State Historical Society 1930." Ordering Information http://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html General Subject Historic sites Parks and forests Work Life Subject (LCTGM) Galleries & museums Stone buildings Dogs Cornerstones Organization Name Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.) Location Fort Abraham Lincoln (N.D.) Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park (N.D.) Decade 1930-1939 Item Number 10648-P027-1 Format of Original Photographic prints Transcription "Job 23-#9"--Handwritten on front of photograph. Notes Photographer unknown. Title created by staff. Biography/History The Civilian Conservation Corps worked on a variety of projects at Fort Abraham Lincoln in the 1930s, including road, bridge, and fence construction, reconstruction of earthlodges, and the visitors center at the On-A-Slant Village. Repository Institution State Historical Society of North Dakota Repository Collection Civilian Conservation Corps Survey Forms Mss 10648 Credit Line State Historical Society of North Dakota (10648-P027-1) Rights Management Copyright transferred to the State Historical Society of North Dakota. Digital ID sh10648P0271
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