Civilian Conservation Corps Legacy
"Passing the Legacy to Future Generations"
CCC Interpretive Center
USDA Forest Service Lee District Office and CCC Interpretive Center
The CCC Interpretive Center is located on the left as you pass through the front doors.
Since the first conversations began between the James R. Wilkins family and the Lee District of the George Washington National Forest in the late 1990s, the dream of having a CCC Interpretive Center has been nudging forward.
The building is finished, the interpretive area is prepared and the time has come to finish the permanent exhibits. The exhibit designs were completed and now it is time to tell the CCC story. Much as been done to help move this exhibit toward reality. In this time of diminished resources, lack of funding is our greatest obstacle.
The building is finished, the interpretive area is prepared and the time has come to finish the permanent exhibits. The exhibit designs were completed and now it is time to tell the CCC story. Much as been done to help move this exhibit toward reality. In this time of diminished resources, lack of funding is our greatest obstacle.
CCC Legacy website is published in honor of J.D. Sexton, Topeka, KS, who passed away in July 2017
Generous memorial gifts from family and friends make it possible for CCC Legacy to enhance the awareness of CCC heritage.
CCC Legacy - P.O. Box 341 - Edinburg, VA 22824 - 540-984-8735 - ccc@ccclegacy.org
© 2018 content CCC Legacy. All rights reserved.
CCC Legacy - P.O. Box 341 - Edinburg, VA 22824 - 540-984-8735 - ccc@ccclegacy.org
© 2018 content CCC Legacy. All rights reserved.
