Tree Seedling Nursery (Luther Delaney)

Photograph

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Southern Forest Heritage Museum

working in a tree seedling nursery

working in a tree seedling nursery

Name/Title

Tree Seedling Nursery (Luther Delaney)

Entry/Object ID

2020.1.58

Tags

CCC, Civilian Conservation Corps, Photo, Public

Description

working in a tree seedling nursery; 5 men; (from right to left) Charles Delaney, Sr., Paul V. Siggers, Luther Delaney (bending over), W.R. Hine, and N.D. Canterbury

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Photocopy

Subject

Charles Delaney, Sr., Paul V. Siggers, Luther Delaney, W.R. Hine, and N.D. Canterbury

Subject Place

City

Woodworth

State/Province

Louisiana

Continent

North America

Context

Charles Delaney and his brother Luther Delaney were responsible for the State forest nurseries

Collection

Southern Forest Heritage Museum

Acquisition

Accession

2020.1

Acquisition Method

Research

Credit Line

*title of entry*, Southern Forest Heritage Museum Collection, *Accession Number*, *Exhibition Title (if it's in an exhibit)*, Southern Forest Heritage Museum, Long Leaf, LA.

Made/Created

Time Period

20th Century

Place

City

Woodworth

State/Province

Louisiana

Continent

North America

Other Names and Numbers

Other Names

Name Type

CCC pub photos

Other Name

66.Charles Delaney, Sr., Paul V. Siggers, Luther Delaney, W.R. Hine, N.D. Canterbury.Iibmp

Other Numbers

Number Type

Drive

Other Number

SFHM.SFHM.2020.Drive.057

Parts

Count

1

Relationships

Related Publications

Publication

The Work of the Civilian Conservation Corps

Exhibitions

Exhibition

Civilian Conservation Corps in Louisiana

Notes

The Work of the Civilian Conservation Corps Interactive Kiosk

Research Notes

Person

Dr. James Barnett, Dr. Anna Burns

Date

2012

Notes

Company 2429, Camp S-63, in Woodworth; occupied a site in the Alexander State Forest; constructed 2 nurseries, 33 bridges,100 miles of fencing with crosstie posts, 12 fish and bird ponds, 50 miles of gravel roads, 5 miles of telephone lines, 28 miles of firebreaks, and a fire lookout tower and planted 6 million tree seedlings