Company 460

Working in the center yard of Fort Pulaski

Company 460

Working on a walkway

Company 460

Bee project

Company 460

Building a walkway

First Day of Camp

Reading during some free time

A Month in Camp

Dredging the moat

Medical - boys getting shots before going to camp

Working with the cannons

Chow Time

Building a ramp to move the cannons

Men at Fort Pulaski National Monument

Work on top of the fort

April 2, 1942, the 8th anniversary of the CCC. On hand for the celebration were Lt. Lindler, Camp Commander Co. 460, Mrs. Robert Fechner, wife of the National Director of the CCC, and D. E. Kehoe, Project Superintendent.

The end of the workday

David F. Scales - staff member

NPS-1, the National Park Service work boat that served the CCC and Fort Pulaski in 1936.  The present bridge to the highway was not completed until 1938

Dan E. Kehoe - staff member

Work at the fort

Erle D. Moore - staff member

Working on the fort

Frederick Rath, Jr. - staff member

Loading a truck

Hal F. Sterne

Ensign, F-M USNR

Junior Officer

Preparing to move cannons

Harry P. Wren

Ecuational Adviser

A day at work

John D. Martin - staff member

Surveying the land

G. K. Miller

Capt., Inf-Res.

Company Commander

Land clearing

S. P. Kehoe - Project Superintendent

Restoration project

Augustus Carter - staff member

Moving cannons

Fort Pulaski during restoration

Work day

Fort Pulaski during restoration

A day at work

dredging the moat at Fort Pulaski

Fort Pulaski during restoration

Fort Pulaski during resoration

Students in Dr. Hopkins' class touring Fort Pulaski

Dr. Hopkins' History class at Fort Pulaski

Fort Pulaski - July 2000