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  • Place Types Museum
  • Address 166 Chestnut Hill Rd, Stafford Springs, CT 06076, USA
  • Coordinate 41.9767211,-72.386026
  • Website Unknown
  • Rating 3.7
  • Compound Code XJG7+MH Stafford, CT, USA
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Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Reviews
Ankitt Patel (09/01/2020)
At the headquarters of the Shenipsit State Forest, a couple of minutes east on Main Street, you’ll discover the last remaining Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) barracks in Connecticut.nnThe barracks here was one of 21 around the state, set up following FRD’s New Deal in 1931. it houses a museum about the CCC, which provided work relief for young men during the Great Depression.nnWith an enthralling display of artifacts, photos, personal accounts and documents from across the Northeast you can gain a unique insight into life in CCC camps and what it was like to work on their infrastructure projects.nnWhen we wrote this article in 2019 the museum was open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day.
Becky Smith (Animal Rescue Volunteer) (07/21/2019)
There’s a lot of stuff preserved there—some little things you’d think would’ve been lost by now. This year they’ve increased the hours to Sat. & Sun., 10-4, because it’s not just volunteers there now. The employee that was there was very knowledgeable & interesting to talk to. (Sometimes going to a place that doesn’t get too many visitors has its benefits—you get to really talk to the employees/guides.) Only reason I only gave 4 stars is cuz it had neither A/C nor fans—altho the concrete floor helps cool it down. Also be aware the “bathroom” is a portapotty—outside in the sun, I’m glad I didn’t need to use it on this 96° day! (You’d think in the middle of a forest there’d be some shade—for the portapotty or the parking—but no.)
T Schulz (06/24/2018)
Another Connecticut treasure being missed by the state to share it's history and legacy to the creation of our State Parks ,. Please visit !
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