Goodwill Historic District, Chopawamsic RDA Camp 1

Camp Goodwill, also known as Camp Lichtman, is a 13-acre cluster of camp buildings within Prince William Forest Park near Triangle, Virginia. Between 1937 and 1940, Civilian Conservation Corps and WPA workers built the core facilities: a unit lodge, office, dining hall and kitchen, infirmary, craft lodge, two staff quarters, a washhouse and a wood-stave water tower. The site of CCC camp SP-22, now a playfield, is also included for its archaeological potential. Buildings are raised on concrete piers and clad in locally cut pine or oak waney board, with stone chimneys, round-log porch posts and, originally, cedar shingles later replaced by asphalt. The craft lodge is noted for its ornamental stone gable and jack-arch surround. The district was listed for its role in the New Deal effort to create model recreation demonstration areas and for its rustic architecture, which blends modest construction with the surrounding forest. The original camper cabins have been replaced and are not counted as historic.