In 1933, Colonel William Wilgus and his wife donated some land to Vermont. Wilgus is best known for designing New York City’s Grand Central Terminal train station. This land later was officially established as Wilgus State Park in the late 1930s. Civilian Conservation Corps, as a part of the New Deal, dreamed up by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, built several buildings and amenities in the park. In addition to the cabins, they also built 12 fireplaces for campers to use and seven water fountains. The RV campground was created in the 1960s to provide people with trailers a place to safely park overnight.
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