Title: Civilian Conservation Corps (Medora, ND)
Dates: 1934-1937
Collection Number: 10825
Quantity: .5 feet (81 items)
Abstract: Consists of 81 photographic prints of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp at Medora (N.D.). Photographs were taken along the Little Missouri River and near the Chateau de Mores and document the work of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) during 1934-1937.
Provenance: Mrs. Lawrence (Lula) McCampbell donated the photograph collection to the State Historical Society of North Dakota in August 2001.
Property rights: The State Historical Society of North Dakota owns the property rights to the collection.
Copyrights: Copyrights to this collection remain with the donor, publisher, author, or author's heirs. Researchers should consult the 1976 Copyright Act, Public Law 94-553, Title 17, U.S. Code or an archivist at this repository if clarification of copyright requirements is needed.
Access: This collection is open under the rules and regulations of the State Historical Society of North Dakota.
Citation: Researchers are requested to cite the collection title, collection number, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota in all footnote and bibliographic references.
PHOTOGRAPHS INVENTORY
Box 1:
10825-01 Roosevelt Park Entrance stone sign near Medora (N.D.), ca. 1934-1937
10825-02 Fence on an open field near the Badlands, ca. 1937
10825-03 Dirt road on side of hill, inscribed with “Old park no road,” near the Badlands, ca. 1937
10825-04 Mike Hoyt and unidentified ranger by buggy near Medora (N.D.), ca. 1937
10825-05 Hap Stranahan and two unidentified men standing next to large rock formation in the Badlands, 1937
10825-06 Two unidentified men standing in front of wooden building in the Badlands, inscription states “Employees,” ca. 1937
10825-07 Profile of face in scoria in Badlands at dusk, ca. 1936
10825-08 Profile of face in scoria in Badlands during daytime, ca. 1936
10825-09 Mike Hoyt standing next to automobile on river ice, in Badlands, ca. 1936
10825-10 U.S. Highway 10 going to Medora (N.D.), ca. 1936
10825-11 Highway built by Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) members in Theodore Roosevelt Park near Medora (N.D.), ca. 1937
10825-12 Winter in Theodore Roosevelt Park near Medora (N.D.), ca. 1937
10825-13 U.S. Highway 10 in the Badlands, ca. 1936
10825-14 Winter in Theodore Roosevelt Park near Medora (N.D.), ca. 1936
10825-15 Unidentified man standing in brick tunnel in the Badlands, ca. 1937
10825-16 Unidentified man standing on wooden bridge in Badlands, ca. 1937
10825-17 Mike Hoyt standing in door of sod shelter in Badlands, ca. 1937
10825-18 Mike Hoyt and two unidentified women riding horses in Badlands, ca. 1937
10825-19 Two unidentified men sit on porch of stone ranch house in Theodore Roosevelt
Park, ca. 1937
10825-20 Unidentified boy with a horse, ca. 1937
10825-21 Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen stand in front of wood and sod house, ca. 1937
10825-22 Aerial view of Medora (N.D.), ca. 1936
10825-23 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built highway in North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt
Park, ca. 1937
10825-24 Roy Norberg and unidentified supervisor stand in front of Civilian Conservation
Corps (CCC) members work in background, Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-25 Roosevelt Park Entrance stone sign near Medora (N.D.), ca. 1934-1937
10825-26 Roosevelt Park Entrance stone sign near Medora (N.D.), ca. 1934-1937
10825-27 Two unidentified men standing in the Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-28 Unidentified man standing in front of Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp
building, ca. 1934-1937
10825-29 Museum at Fort Abraham Lincoln built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), ca.
1934-1937
10825-30 Unidentified man standing on stair path in Theodore Roosevelt Park, ca. 1934-1937
10825-31 Unidentified Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) members working on bridge, ca. 1934-1937
10825-32 Unidentified man with horse in front of building made of rock in Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-33 Scenic view in Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-34 Log cabin, ca. 1934-1937
10825-35 Unidentified man with two horses in stable area with log shelter, ca. 1934-1937
10825-36 Unidentified woman standing in a shelter, ca. 1934-1937
10825-37 Fort Abraham Lincoln Park Museum and Concessions sign, Mandan (N.D.) ca. 1934-1937
10825-38 Unidentified men with horses by a wood shelter, ca. 1934-1937
10825-39 Group of unidentified people in a stone park shelter built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), ca. 1934-1937
10825-40 Unidentified surveyors in Theodore Roosevelt Park, ca. 1934-1937
10825-41 Unidentified man riding horse with another horse walking, ca. 1934-1937
10825-42 Wooden footbridge built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), ca. 1934-1937
10825-43 Small ravine in Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-44 Earth lodges built by Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) at Fort Abraham Lincoln, ca.1934-1937
10825-45 Wooden footbridge built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), ca. 1934-1937
10825-46 Earth lodges built by Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) at Fort Abraham Lincoln, ca.1934-1937
10825-47 Automobile in field, ca. 1934-1937
10825-48 Unidentified man on horse at top of hill, ca. 1934-1937
10825-49 Horse shelter construction, ca. 1934-1937
10825-50 Digging out a spot for horse shelter, ca. 1934-1937
10825-51 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) members on roof of the horse shelter, ca. 1934-1937
10825-52 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) members beginning road and bridge construction in Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-53 Unidentified man standing by temporary shelter in Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-54 View overlooking a valley in Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-55 Building a new Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp, ca. 1934-1937
10825-56 Putting a rattlesnake in a glass jar, ca. 1934-1937
10825-57 Group of unidentified people in a stone park shelter built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), ca. 1934-1937
10825-58 Rock shelter entrance with road going by it, ca. 1934-1937
10825-59 Rock structure with bench and gate, ca. 1934-1937
10825-60 Buffalo in the wild in the park, ca. 1934-1937
10825-61 Highway from Dickinson (N.D.) to Medora (N.D.), 1935
10825-62 Lola, Bernie, and Roy at a table in a shelter, ca. 1934-1937
10825-63 Rodeo in the park, ca. 1934-1937
10825-64 Leo Norberg and Mary Priesly by a block building, ca. 1934-1937
10825-65 Roy Norberg and Lula Norberg resting at a Roosevelt Park cabin, ca. 1934-1937
10825-66 Lula Norberg and Bernice Ulmer on horseback in Roosevelt Park, ca. 1934-1937
10825-67 Bernice Ulmer and Lula Norberg standing next to horses in Roosevelt Park, ca. 1934-1937
10825-68 Bernice Ulmer sitting on the ground in Roosevelt Park, ca. 1934-1937
10825-69 Horses in stable with unidentified woman at the Rasmussen Ranch, ca. 1934-1937
10825-70 Bernice Ulmer on horseback in Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-71 Roy Norberg and man tending a saddled horse, ca. 1934-1937
10825-72 Two men surveying the Badlands, ca. 1934-1937
10825-73 Fording the Little Missouri River in two trucks, ca. 1934-1937
10825-74 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) constructing a rock wall shelter ca. 1934-1937
10825-75 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) constructing a rock wall shelter ca. 1934-1937
10825-76 Two unidentified men standing in stable with horses and shelter, ca. 1934-1937
10825-77 Unidentified men and horses in front of a barn, ca. 1934-1937
10825-78 Postcard of Château De Mores, Medora (N.D.), ca. 1934-1937
10825-79 Postcard of aerial of Medora (N.D.), ca. 1934-1937
10825-80 Postcard of monument of the Marquis De Mores, Medora (N.D.), ca. 1934-1937
10825-81 Man on a bucking horse, ca. 1934-1937
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