Relief model of Roosevelt Spillway Bridge & Dam (1934)
This file appears in: Roosevelt Lake and the CCC Stone Memorial: Memorializing the Men Who Built Shawnee State Park and Forest

Charles L. Wible, an artist employed by the CCC to document the work of the corps, spent the fall of 1934 embedded with Company 1545. As part of his duties, Wible and enrollees from Co. 1545 of the CCC constructed this scale relief model of what would become known as Shawnee State Park.
This file appears in: Roosevelt Lake and the CCC Stone Memorial: Memorializing the Men Who Built Shawnee State Park and Forest
Roosevelt Lake and the CCC Stone Memorial: Memorializing the Men Who Built Shawnee State Park and Forest
In 1934, a segregated, all-black Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) unit of enrollees, known as Company 1545, dammed the waters of Mackletree Run and Turkey Creek, creating Roosevelt Lake, the…