. La conservazione civile Corps : sagomatura dei boschi e parchi di Massachusetts : un statewide survey di civili da corpi di conservazione delle risorse. Conservazione civile Corps (brevetto statunitense n. S. ); le riserve forestali; terre pubbliche; parchi. Regione 4 - Connecticut River Valley pericolo di incendio riduzione, compresi i fori per l'acqua e il fuoco si rompe. Il CCC era anche responsabile per la costruzione della sede del parco complesso vicino a North Street. Il CCC camp chiuso nel 1940. Gli anni trenta e quaranta erano momenti di intenso utilizzo per il parco in cui piscina incluso nell'adiacente Fiume Westfield. Lo stato ha continuato ad acquisire la terra attraverso una t

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. The Civilian Conservation Corps : shaping the forests and parks of Massachusetts : a statewide survey of Civilian Conservation Corps resources. Civilian Conservation Corps (U. S. ); Forest reserves; Public lands; Parks. Region 4 - Connecticut River Valley fire hazard reduction, including water holes and fire breaks. The CCC was also responsible for building the park headquarters complex near North Street. The CCC camp closed in 1940. The 1930s and 40s were times of heavy use for the park, which included swimming in the adjacent Westfield River. The state continued to acquire land through a trust account established by John Robinson. By 1945 the park had grown to 1, 099 acres. In the 1950s, 216 acres was conveyed to adjacent communities for recreational purposes. Around the same time DEM built the 3-acre Robinson Pond which became a popular attraction for both swimming and ice skating. The park is now surrounded by urban development and continues to be heavily used. Resource Description Robinson State Park consists of 811 acres of forested land stretching along the south side of the Westfield River. River Road provides access from the main entrance on North Street west through the park to the major recreational facilities. The headquarters is located north of the main entrance. There is little development in the eastern section of the park other than trails. There is evidence of CCC work throughout the forest, including roads, plantations, trails, remnants of stone-crushing operations and failed dams associated with water holes. Extant CCC resources are concentrated in the headquarters area, Provin Mountain area, trestle area and at the CCC camp site. Headquarters Area (circa 1935-40) The headquarters area consists of an office/garage building and four storage/ garage buildings located behind it, three of which were built by the CCC. The headquarters is a T-shaped building with the original section at the rear. The rear portion, which consists of garage and workshop

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