Title	Hampton Civilian Conservation Corps Company 1456 Camp
Description	The Civilian Conservation Corps camp from the mountain when it was first established. Men were housed in tents before barracks were built. From left are workshops, assembly area, mess hall, and tents.
Historical note	Civilian Conservation Corps Company 1456 was formed on May 29, 1933. It helped fight and prevent forest fires. It also built a five-mile-long gravel road which gave an outlet to three hundred previously isolated people. The camp was later named Camp Folsom Angel to honor the first soldier from Carter County killed in World War I.
Date	1933
Place	Hampton (Tenn.)
Collection name	Looking Back At Tennessee Photograph Collection
Education Tags	2.36 5.50 US.49 Civilian Conservation Corps New Deal The 1920s and the Great Depression
Subjects - LCSH	Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.); New Deal, 1933-1939
Subjects - TGM	Work camps Tents
Accession number	1988-017
Owning institution	Tennessee State Library & Archives
ID#	6744
Digital type	IMAGE
Digital format	TIFF
Negative number	CR028
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