Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)

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This collection consists of 21 photographic prints and 1 album of photographs from the early life of Robert E. Eisele of Rochester, New York. The photographs document Eisele's childhood and youth in Rochester, while the album covers his time as a member of the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934-1935, working with Company 1265 in the development of what are now known as Buttermilk Falls and R. H. Treman State Parks.

Content Description This collection consists of the personal photograph collection of Timothy Davis, a resident of Rochester, New York. At his passing, Davis possessed three distinct, historically significant groups of photographs in his collection. They consist of photos of sewer construction in Rochester c.1915 in an album entitled “Album #3” and many photo negatives of the Civilian Conservation Corp c.1938 Camp DC15 in Juniper Flats, Likely, CA. There are also two glass plate negatives of the Court St...