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George Warne Trunk

This trunk was made by George Warne while he was in the Civilian Conservation Corps at Camp Crow Creek 13 miles north of Chamberlain, SD.

Warne's brother Harry was also in the CCC in 1937.

The trunk was donated to the Civilian Conservation Corps Museum of South Dakota in August of 2018.

Trunk built by George Warne.

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