Bradley Civilian Conservation Corps Camp F-7 opened in Nov. 1934 as the first CCC camp on the Long Cane Ranger District. CCC Company 1449, stationed there, worked for the USDA Forest Service on conservation projects from 1934-1942. The U.S. Forest Service Bradley Work Center, built in 1936, is the only remaining structure from Camp Bradley. The Civilian Conservation Corps was established in 1933 as a New Deal program, and in S.C. 29 CCC camps employed nearly 50,000 men during the life of the program. Conservation work on the Long Cane District included tree planting, erosion control, road construction, building five fire lookout towers, and construction of the Parsons Mountain Recreation Area.