History Presentation: Horizons Broadened...Hope Regained - Civilian Conservation Corp

The Civilian Conservation Corp was probably the most popular of all of FDR’s New Deal programs. In less than 3 months from the time it was created, a quarter of a million young men and 1,463 camps were put to work improving public lands. Over the next 8 years, over three million young men built roads and trails, fought fires, constructed buildings, improved grazing lands, and worked on thousands of other public works projects…while providing much need financial relief to their families. Nevada enjoyed more work from the CCC (on a per capita basis) than any other state, and their legacy in the Silver State has left a lasting impact still present today. Find out more during this engaging history presentation at the Minden Mill.

Great for all guests who love Nevada, history and have high spirits!

This event will take place on Sunday, April 20, 2025 from 1:00pm-2:15pm at Minden Mill Distilling. It’s free to attend, provided you have reserved a ticket. Spots are very limited, so reserve your ticket early. Tickets will be available on the Minden Mill website starting April 1. You can find out more and get tickets to this and other events by going to Minden Mill’s official website and selecting “Book an Experience.”.