Camp Grass Valley


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Camp Grass Valley

Camp Grass Valley was a Civilian Conservation Corps camp (Camp F-208) that was transferred to the Military Forces of the State of California to house members of the California State Guard who were charged with guarding railroad bridges, power stations, etc. This transfer was effective 1 december 1942.

The camp consisted of the following buildings:

Building Number
Description

1 Headquarters (former Forestry Office)

2 Orderly Room/Recreation Hall/Classroom

3 Officers' Quarters

4 Barracks

5 Barracks

6 Barracks

7 Cooks Barracks/Wood shop

8 Mess Hall

9 Infirmary

10 Supply Room

11 Washroom/Laundry

12 Latrine

13 Pump House and Water Tower

14 Vegetable Shed

15 Coal Shed

16 Wood Shed

17 Barracks


It is not known how long the State Guard remained at Camp Grass Valley or when it was closed.


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Building Number	Description
1	Headquarters (former Forestry Office)
2	Orderly Room/Recreation Hall/Classroom
3	Officers' Quarters
4	Barracks
5	Barracks
6	Barracks
7	Cooks Barracks/Wood shop
8	Mess Hall
9	Infirmary
10	Supply Room
11	Washroom/Laundry
12	Latrine
13	Pump House and Water Tower
14	Vegetable Shed
15	Coal Shed
16	Wood Shed
17	Barracks