Leo A. Noble letter to Cellia Melton, 1937 May 11.

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Leo A. Noble letter to Cellia Melton, 1937 May 11.

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Typewritten form letter signed by Leo A. Noble, Captain at Civilian Conservation Corps, Company 3884, Camp NF-4-C, Estes Park, Colorado. The envelope was addressed to Mrs. Cellia Melton, 3314 Oliver, Dallas, Texas, from War Department, Civilian Conservation Corps, Co. 3884, Camp NP-4- C, Estes Park, Colorado. Letter contains one photo of No. 5 of the camp buildings and a photo of James E. Melton. The letter provided James E. Melton's mother with an impression of CCC camp life.

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Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.). Company 3884 (Estes Park, Colo.)

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Noble, Leo A.

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James E. Melton was a CCC enrollee at Camp NF-4-C, Estes Park, Colorado. From the description of Leo A. Noble letter to Cellia Melton, 1937 May 11. (Manatee County Public Library System). WorldCat record id: 191736939 ...

Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)

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Melton, James E.

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Melton, Cellia,

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