Civilian Conservation Corps Camp - Bismarck Riverside Park records, 1935.

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Civilian Conservation Corps Camp - Bismarck Riverside Park records, 1935.

Consists of leader's reports, supply lists, purchase journals, plans, applications, time books, and correspondence concerning construction and operations.

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