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Camp newspapers, photographs, and other records from the Civilian Conservation Corps era are freely available through the Digital Library of Georgia. The Company 1433 Project collection preserves and provides public access to digitized materials documenting Black CCC history in the southeastern United States.

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Company 1433 CCC, automobile mechanics training class, Folkston, Georgia, c. 1937–1941. NARA, RG 35 / The Company 1433 Project. Via Digital Library of Georgia. (ARCH-0003)

  • Camp Newspapers Digitized & Searchable
  • Photographs Historical Images
  • CCC Records Primary Sources
  • Free Access No Login Required

Primary Sources from the CCC Era

The Company 1433 Project collection in the Digital Library of Georgia provides public access to digitized camp newspapers, photographs, and other records assembled through the project's research into Black Civilian Conservation Corps history.

The collection includes materials relating to Company 1433 as well as records that document the broader CCC context in which the company served.

All items are free to browse online without creating an account.

  • Camp Newspapers

    Digitized issues of camp newspapers published by CCC companies, including issues produced by Company 1433 and other Black CCC units.

  • Historical Photographs

    Black-and-white photographs from the CCC era, including images of training, camp life, and work projects.

Open Access, No Login Required

The collection is freely available through the Digital Library of Georgia. Browse the full collection or search by record type, creator, subject, or date. No account or login required.

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