[New Deal][Labor] Civilian Conservation Corps photo archive, circa 1930s, documenting Black, white, and racially integrated labor units under the New Deal, with particular relevance to African American labor history, federal relief policy, and the administration of public works programs. These images provide direct visual evidence of how the CCC, one.....
[African American][New Deal][Labor] Black Civilian Conservation Corps member photograph archives, showing an all-Black CCC unit in Pennsylvania, ca. 1937. These photographs document the experiences of Black participants in the Civilian Conservation Corps, one of the central employment and public works initiatives created under President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal. Established.....
[Civilian Conservation Corp][Labor][Great Depression] Identified Civilian Conservation Corps photo archive chronicling the service of enrollee Ernest Miller through the federally organized camp system from Fort Devens and Hinsdale, Massachusetts, to Moro, Oregon, and Waterbury, Vermont between 1935 and 1938, with direct documentation of CCC labor, transfer, and camp administration across.....
[New Deal][Labor] Civilian Conservation Corps photo archive documenting New Deal conservation labor and park construction at Mount Tom State Reservation, Massachusetts, circa 1930s. These images document Roosevelt's system of federally organized relief work operating through militarized discipline, technical instruction, supervised manual labor, and state park development during the Depression. The.....
