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2008-2009 ACTIVITIES CELEBRATING THE 75TH NEW DEAL
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2009 NEW YORK State: New York ARIZONA Grand Canyon New Exhibit “It Saved My Life, the CCC at Grand Canyon 1933-42” is available to travel. Contact James_Schenck@nps.gov for details. ILLINOIS The Midwest NNDPA Chapter has a series of 25 minute in-studio interviews with people involved in ND projects including CCC at the Evanston Community Media Center on DV tape with distribution on DVD’s. Copies of scholarly ND presentations at a 2003 NNDPA national conference held in Chicago are also for sale Contact wpamurals@compuserve.edu MASSACHUSETTS Mount Greylock State Reservation Dept. of Conservation and Recreation includes their State Parks system. They are looking for information about New Deal sites and also provide technical assistance to the public interested in obtaining information about New Deal buildings, parks, and archival materials particularly attributed to the CCC. Also assume WPA could be included in this. Contact www.mass.gov/dcr/ccc/CCCWork.htm
Roosevelt Dinner
NEW MEXICO
JAN--AUG TRAVELING NEW DEAL PHOTO EXHIBIT WYOMING Last May 3, 2008 the State Parks and Cultural Resources held a public event at Guernsey State Park where many structures still exist that were built by the CCC. The Governor spoke as did other historians and tours of the park were offered. A photographer captured photos of the buildings and structures around the state and an exhibit of these photos have traveled the state for the past year. In addition to this, the State Historic Preservation Office has applied for a grant to get microfilm copies of Wyoming's New Deal projects from the National Archives. From this, nominations will be made for historic New Deal buildings around the state.
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