Recognizing a need to restore and preserve wilderness, the state of West Virginia purchased several acres of wilderness in 1938 from a mining company. That same year, the Civilian Conservation Corps, which was established by President Roosevelt’s New Deal program, flocked to Greenbrier State Forest in droves. They constructed a set of buildings that were, for a few years, called Camp White Sulphur. Though the original buildings are no longer standing, the Forest headquarters are now located in this area. Civilian Conservation Corps also created a swimming pool and blazed several miles of trails that are still used today.
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