Mountain Memories: CCC Camp Construction
During the 1930s there were six Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camps at Mount Rainier National Park, including one at Narada Falls (Camp 2). Camps were a mixture of framed buildings and tents, with a mess hall, shower houses, and latrines built as buildings and the kitchen and sleeping quarters in tents. All were wired for lighting and furnished with heater stoves. Camps were vacated in the fall and reoccupied the following spring. Mount Rainier National Park Archives Footage (mora_24690, excerpt of “Emergency Conservation Work in Mount Rainier National Park”). No audio. Available with audio description at https://go.nps.gov/MMem-CCCCampConstr....

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Mountain Memories: CCC Camp Life

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Geology of Mount Rainier

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Mountain Memories: CCC Companies Travel to Mount Rainier

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Nisqually to Paradise Corridor Management Plan: Public Meeting May 3, 2023

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Historic Paradise Skiing

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Mountain Memories: CCC at Work

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Climate Change Science at Mount Rainier

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125 Years of Our Mount Rainier

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Mount Rainier Meadow Rover Volunteers

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Mountain Memories: Sunrise 1930s

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Mountain Memories: Road Maintenance 1930s

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Trailer: Climate Change Science at Mount Rainier

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Mountain Moment: Steller's Jay

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