Constructing the Trail

The Green Tunnel by Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media

Dec 12, 202331:53History

Today we're going back to the earliest days of the Appalachian Trail to learn more about the critical role that the Civilian Conservation Corps played in making the trail a reality.

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