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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. Several trucks are parked on the road in front of the building. Ordering Information http://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html General Subject Historic sites Parks and forests Work Life Subject (LCTGM) Galleries & museums Stone buildings Trucks Wheelbarrows 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-P027-2 Format of Original Photographic prints Transcription "Job 23 #10"--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-P027-2) Rights Management Copyright transferred to the State Historical Society of North Dakota. Digital ID sh10648P0272
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