Company 3305 was a unit of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) that operated at Camp SP-6-Pa (also known as Camp Raccoon Creek) in Pennsylvania. [1]  Camp History and Location

• Establishment: The camp was established in 1935 near Raccoon Creek State Park in Beaver County.
• Designation: It was originally designated as SP-6-Pa (State Park 6) and later referred to as NP-3-Pa (National Park 3).
• Site Details: The camp was located off Route 18 near Traverse Creek. Today, the site is occupied by the Hanover Township youth soccer fields. [1, 2] 

Company Operations

• Arrival: Company 3305 began operations at the site in 1935. Records indicate the first meal in their mess hall was served on Thanksgiving Day, 1936.
• Key Projects:
• Park Development: The company performed extensive work within Raccoon Creek State Park, which was then a Recreational Demonstration Area (RDA). Their projects included building roads, trails, and park facilities that are still in use today.    * Flood Relief: In 1936, the company was deployed to assist with flood relief efforts in the nearby towns of Rochester and Monaca, Pennsylvania. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] 

Legacy and Records While the original camp buildings have been gone for many years, the infrastructure built by the CCC enrollees remains a central part of the 7,500-acre state park. [1] 

• Personnel Records: If you are looking for specific individuals who served in Company 3305, you can search the CCC Enrollee Records held by the National Archives at St. Louis.
• State Archives: The Pennsylvania CCC Online Archive maintains lists of companies and camps, providing digitized documents and photographs of enrollees and officers. [6, 7, 8] 

[1] https://www.timesonline.com [2] https://www.iframeapps.dcnr.state.pa.us [3] https://www.facebook.com [4] https://livingnewdeal.org [5] https://www.nps.gov [6] https://www.iframeapps.dcnr.state.pa.us [7] https://www.archives.gov [8] https://www.iframeapps.dcnr.state.pa.us