Additional camps included National Forests (Halsey and Louisville), Bureau of Fisheries and Wildlife, Federal Game Refuge, (Oshkosh and Valentine), Private Land Erosion (Blair and Nebraska City), Army (Fort Robinson and Fort Crook. A camp that stands out in a landlocked area is Camp Minatare, where the CCCs built a lighthouse on the shore of Lake Minatare State Recreation Area. All of these Rushville men served at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge, Martin, S.D. To delve further into the Nebraska contributions to the CCC, and learn about additional camps, a dandy book is available on Amazon, Nebraska and the CCC: Young Men at Their Best, by Suzanne “Sue” Sarver Williams. The volume gives insight into Nebraska camp projects and organization.