L.Bine has partnered with the National Park Foundation to help you find your happy place.

And with more than 400 national parks, there's a good chance you'll find one close to home.

Discover your perfect day in a park at find your U.S. you've probably been in a building built by a federal

program that employed nearly 3 million people during the most difficult

economic time in our country's history.

Their work constructed trails and shelters in more than 800 state and national parks.

They built wildlife refuges, fisheries, water

storage basins, and animal shelters. They built bridges and campgrounds, many of which are still in use today.

I'm Jason Epperson, and today on America's National Parks,

the Civilian Conservation Corps. So, The 1920s were a decade of unprecedented growth, prosperity, and social change in the U.S.

The social change in the US. The rise of the inexpensive mass-produced automobile

allowed millions to explore new highways and byways. Farm people flock to cities to pursue jobs on the production line.

Credit expanded, allowing many wage earners to purchase products without ready cash.

Stock market speculation, especially through a system of easy credit, was on the rise.

Yet mounting inflation began to erode worker purchasing power and wage increases.

At the same time, the nation stepped back from the international scene through a policy of

isolationism. When the stock market crashed in the fall of

1929, the things that marked the 1920s growth contributed to a long and

depressed economy in the 1930s.

When the depression hit, the demand for products, and thus their need for production, fell sharply. City dwellers increasingly found themselves

unemployed. Farmers suffered through severe droughts, dustball storms, and

restricted credit often losing their land.

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