Terry Civilian Public Service Camp No. 64 was opened near Terry, Montana, 15 January 1943, and was closed 30 June 1946.

CPS Camp No. 64, a Farm Security Administration base camp in a former Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Terry, Montana operated by Mennonite Central Committee, opened in January 1943 and …

Aug 29, 2020 · This is our story of Civilian Public Service Camp number 64, Terry, Montana. Civilian Public Service Camp #64 (Terry Mont.), Conscientious objectors United States, Irrigation projects …

from Directory of Civilian Public Service: May, 1941 to March, 1947 (Washington, D.C. : National Service Board for Religious Objectors, 1947), pp. x-xvi.

Numbers were assigned to camps as they were established, not necessarily in the order in which the camps were opened. Camp #3 was the first to be opened, in May 1941.

A defining moment : A World War II story of the Civilian Public Service Camp #64 at Terry, Montana

CPS Camp #64, a Farm Security Administration base camp in a former Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Terry, Montana operated by Mennonite Central Committee, opened in January 1943 and …

Others were operated in Indiana, Montana, and California, a total of six. Although the major purpose of the western camps was to prevent or stop forest fires, much time was spent in building forest trails, …

CPS Camp No. 64, a Farm Security Administration base camp in a former Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Terry, Montana operated by Mennonite Central Committee, opened in January 1943 and …

Blocks for Builders 1944-1946. Scattered issues of an internal weekly newsletter produced by Civilian Public Service Camp #64 (Terry, Mont.). Issues included...