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High Resolution JPEG Picture of Gunner Pool Recreation Area was originally called Camp Hedges. From 1933 to 1942 this was a base camp for some 2,200 enrollees in the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps). From here they worked on many projects within the Sylamore National Forest. Gunner Pool is a small pond of about one-half acre. It is filled by Gunner Creek, which is spring fed from way up in Gunner Hollow. The water is cold and is the turquoise blue-green color common to creeks and springs in the Ozarks. This coloring is caused by dissolved limestone and other minerals eroded from underground caverns. Gunner Pool drains over a pretty little step stone dam (built by the CCC) forming a little water fall. [1071913638] stock photo

CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) built Gunner Pool USFS Recreation Area, Arkansas

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