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Title: State  Historical Society. State Parks, Fargo Metropolitan State Park Civilian  Conservation Corps Camp 
    
      Dates: 1934-1935
Record Series: 30238
Quantity: 1 foot
Abstract: Series consists of truck reports, requisitions, applications, plans, supply lists, time books, and correspondence concerning construction and operations. During this time over 250 men were employed constructing picnic shelters, horse and foot trails, latrines, camp grounds, and doing forest improvement, topographic surveys, and roadside clearing.
Provenance: Frank Vyzralek found these records in the Fort Abraham Lincoln warehouse in October 1970.
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Access: These records are available for public inspection under provision of the North Dakota Century Code, 55-02.1-08.
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Series Note:
    Foreman’s Daily Report. Includes name of worker, date,  location kind of work, number of men in detail, number of men worked, hours  worked, man days, and remarks. Here is an example: Davis finished shelter and  latrines No. 1 and are on Driscoll’s shelter. McGillan is on latrine No. 2.  Shrumstad is working project 701 on road. Thompson moved tables, hauled sand  and done cleanup.
BOX / FOLDER INVENTORY
Box 1:
    1 Army Use of Trucks 1934
    2 Camp Roster 1934-1935
    3 Camp Superintendent                1934-1935
    4 CCC Certificates – Completion of Duty 1935
    5 Contracts and Agreements 1934-1935
    6 Daily Camp Report 1935
    7 Daily Distribution of Manpower 1935
    8 Foreman’s Daily Reports, Aug-Dec 1934
    9 Foreman's Daily Reports Jan-Apr 1935
    10 Foreman’s Daily Reports May-Sept 1935
    11 Correspondence from National Park Service 1934-1935
    12 Correspondence to National Park Service 1934-1935
    13 Correspondence from Procurement Office, Bismarck Aug-Dec  1934
    14 Correspondence from Procurement Office, Bismarck Jan-Apr  1935 
    15 Correspondence from Procurement Office, Bismarck May-Oct  1935
    16 Letters from Camp Superintendent, Fargo July 1934-Feb  1935
    17 Letters from Camp Superintendent, Fargo Mar-Oct 1935
    18 Monthly Progress Reports 1934
    19 Narrative Report to National Park Service Nov 1934
    20 National Park Service Circulars: Wildlife, Historical,  Forestry 1935
    21 Non-National Park Service Correspondence 1934-1935
    22 National Park Service Memos 1935
    23 National Park Service Memos-Construction 1935
    24 National Park Service Memos-Equipment 1935
    25 Payroll 1934-1935
    26 Photographic Report 1934-1935
    27 Projects, 5th Period 1935
    28 Report of Project Completion 1934-1935
    29 Summary of Camp Program 1934-1935
    30 Telegrams 1934-1935
    31 Time Books 1934
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