Emergency Conservation Work in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
This Interior Department film highlights infrastructure and conservation work by young men during the Great Depression and…
This U.S. Interior Department film shows young men in the Civilian Conservation Corps doing infrastructure and maintenance work in New… read more
This U.S. Interior Department film shows young men in the Civilian Conservation Corps doing infrastructure and maintenance work in New Jersey state parks. The conservation work was part of a Great Depression-era program to develop a nationwide system of state parks and to expand and improve public open spaces in the United States. close
This Interior Department film highlights infrastructure and conservation work by young men during the Great Depression and…
This 1939 Department of Interior film examines the origins of the Civilian Conservation Corps and profiles various…
This 1935 film is a survey of the work being done by the Civilian Conservation Corps on national and state parks in…
This is the first of seven films in the “Why We Fight” series, covering the outbreak of World War II to the attack on Pearl Harbor. The…