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Using a pickax in making a pipeline, Tumwater CCC camp from OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons uploaded January 2009
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Trailer Park Under Construction at Marathon in the Central Florida Keys. This Is One of Many Such Parks Springing Up Throughout the Area. Construction Entails Extensive Scraping Away of Ground Cover, with Ecological Effects Still to Be Determined.
- TVL1970 said:
Using a pickax in making a pipeline, Tumwater CCC camp
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Rob Ketcherside said:
Could this be the construction of the Olympic National Park Headquarters, near Port Angeles, Washington? Story here. My first assumption was that this was Tumwater, Washington, just south of Olympia. But there is a Tumwater Creek that runs through the site of the park hq, which was built using CCC crews.
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OSU Special Collections & Archives : Commons said:
Good question. We included all the information given to us by Jerry Williams, the man who collected/assembled the pictures (and the retired US Forest Historian), but in this case an exact location might be hard to determine... Unless someone recognizes the man in the picture!