Planting tress

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This photograph is part of the online exhibit, "Works Projects in North Carolina, 1933-1941" and is published courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives.

Date created: c. 1936
Location: North Carolina
License: This photograph copyright ©2006. All Rights Reserved
Source: Original image housed by North Carolina State Archives

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The Great Depression and World War II: Primary sources and readings explore the history of North Carolina and the United States during the Great Depression and World War II (1929–1945). (Page 1.8)

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Civilian Conservation Corp workers planting trees in western North Carolina.

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Civilian Conservation Corp workers plant trees in western North Carolina in this photograph dated c. 1936.

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