Devil's Lake, Wisconsin and the Civilian Conservation Corps

The narrative highlights the unique experience of young men in the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression, particularly at Wisconsin's Devil's Lake State Park, where their work was visible to tourists. Historian Robert J. Moore captures the voices of veterans and explores archival materials to document this significant contribution, intertwining the awe of nature with gratitude for the labor that shaped the park's beauty. The book preserves the legacy of these men and their vital role in enhancing the American landscape during a challenging era.