WPA Written Works

New Deal-Produced Writings

AN INVENTORY OF NEW DEAL PRODUCED WRITINGS

This is a list of New Deal-produced writings, arranged alphabetically by state and by title. Some of these writings went to press and were published—and thus may be available at libraries, or from online sellers, or from online repositories like Hathitrust—and some might only be available at archival institutions, especially the Library of Congress’s Federal Writers’ Project collection.

Periodically, we’ll be adding more items to this list.

The following resources have been utilized to create this inventory:

1. Evanell K. Powell, WPA Writers' Publications: A Complete Bibliographic Checklist and Price Guide of Items, Major and Minor, of the Federal Writers' Project and Program, Palm Beach, FL: 1976.

2. Harvester Microform, in cooperation with the Library of Congress, Archives of the Federal Writers' Project - Series One: Printed and Mimeograph Publications in the Surviving FWP Files, 1933-1943, excluding State Guides, 1987.

3. Federal Works Agency, Work Projects Administration, Catalogue, WPA Writers’ Program Publications, September 1941, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942, available to view at http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015033686711;view=1up;seq=1 (accessed November 11, 2015).

4. U.S. Senate, The American Guide Series, http://www.senate.gov/reference/resources/pdf/WPAStateGuides.pdf, accessed November 11, 2015.

ALABAMA

Alabama: A Guide to the Deep South, New York: Richard R. Smith, 1941, 442 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Planning Commission.)

Alabama: Facts. Events. Places. Tours. (Could be a version of Alabama: Recreational Handbook, see below) 1941, 33 pages. (WPA)

Alabama: Hunter, Wetumpka, AL: Wetumpka Printing Company, 1941, 42 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Alabama: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Alabama Department of Conservation.)

Captain in Death’s Army, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Childhood Tuberculosis, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Diphtheria and its Prevention, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Fish Are Fighters in Alabama, Wetumpka, AL: Wetumpka Printing Company, 1941, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Alabama Department of Conservation.)

Fleas, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Flies, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Focal Infections, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Health Almanac, State Tuberculosis Association, 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Tuberculosis Association.)

How to Control Ants, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

How to Control Bedbugs, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Influenza, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Mosquito Control, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Rat Extermination, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Rats, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Rats and Plagues, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Sanitation and the Home, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

The Second Greatest Christmas Gift, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

The Story of Joseph Meister, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

Tuberculosis in Jefferson County, Jefferson County Board of Health, 1940-41, 2-3 page health pamphlet. (WPA, sponsored by the Jefferson County Board of Health.)

You and Your Doctor, health pamphlet, 4 pages. (WPA)

ALASKA

A Guide to Alaska: Last American Frontier, New York: The Macmillan Company, 1939, 427 pages. (WPA, sponsored by John W. Troy, governor of Alaska.)

ARIZONA

A Two-Fisted Pastor Arrives in Tombstone, an article by Hal L. Hayhurst in the March 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Arizona: A State Guide, New York: Hastings House, 1940, 530 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff.)

Arizona: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, 1941, 41 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Arizona’s Trail, (possibly just illustrations) in the October 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Buddies: A Story of the Mines, an article by Carl Raht (or “Haht”) in the April 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Children of the Desert, the Story of the Papago Indians, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project in the January 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Drawings, a series of drawings wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, by Ross Santee of the Arizona WPA Writers’ Project, in the December 1939 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Dr. Thorne’s Lost Mine, an article by Clarice Lehman in the October 1940 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

El Real De Santa Rita, a Saga of the Old West, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the March 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Eye Witness, an article by Grey-Ensign in the December 1939 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Fair Florence, an article by Marshall Beauchamp in the November 1940 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Frontier Days in the Old West, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the August 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Indians of Our Land, ca. 1939-1941 (possibly just illustrations) in “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

John Veikcevich, the story of an American as told to his son Nick, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the May and June 1942 editions of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Lady Lee, an article by Grey Ensign in the January 1940 “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Mission San Xavier Del Bac, an article by Joseph Miller in the December 1939 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Mission San Xavier Del Bac, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 57 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society.)

Music of the Wind and the Sun, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project in the December 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Old Fort Huachua, an article by Edward J. Kelley in the September 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Reminiscences of an Old-Timer, series of four articles by Edward J. Kelley about James G. Wolfe (February, March, April, and May 1940) in “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Service Number, Vol. 18. No. 4 of the Arizona State Teachers College Bulletin, November, 1937, 21 pages. (WPA)

Sons of the Captain, Essay on the Yuma Indians, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the April 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Sons of the Gila, an Essay on the Pima Indians, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the February 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Storm Over Uinkaret, an article by Jonreed Lauritzen in the December 1940 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

The Apache, Arizona State Teachers College Bulletin, 1939, 16 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Teacher College at Flagstaff.)

The Apache, (possibly just illustrations) in the November 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

The Havasupai, an article by Frances Sanita in the August 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

The Havasupai and the Hualapai, Arizona State Teachers College Bulletin, 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Teacher College at Flagstaff.)

The Hopi, Arizona State Teachers College Bulletin, 1937, 26 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Teacher College at Flagstaff.)

The Hopi, an article by Frances Sanita in the July 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

The Hualapai, an article by Frances Sanita in the September 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

The Killing of Jack the Ripper, an article by Edward J. Kelley in the November 1939 edition “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

The Navaho, Arizona State Teachers College Bulletin, 1938, 21 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Teacher College at Flagstaff.)

The Navajo, an article by Frances Sanita in the June 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

The Papago, Arizona State Teachers College Bulletin, 1939, 16 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Teacher College at Flagstaff.)

The Western Saddle, an article by Arthur Ensign in the February 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Touched by the Gods, an article by Leslie E. Gregory in the September 1940 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Trammer: A Story of the Mines, an article by Carlysle G. Raht in the January 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Yavapai Inferno, an article by J. S. Allen in the May 1941 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

Yuma, the City of Destiny, an article by the Arizona Writers’ Project, in the July 1942 edition of “Arizona Highways,” a monthly magazine published by the Arizona State Highway Commission. (WPA, sponsored by the Arizona State Highway Commission.)

ARKANSAS

Arkansas: A Guide to the State, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 447 pages. (WPA, sponsored the Arkansas Secretary of State.)

Arkansas: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Guide to North Little Rock: Industrial Center of Arkansas, North Little Rock, AR: Times Print Company, 1936, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of North Little Rock.)

Survey of Negroes in Little Rock and North Little Rock, Little Rock, AR: Urban League of Greater Little Rock, 1941, 101 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Urban League of Greater Little Rock.)

CALIFORNIA

A Brief History of the Delinquency Prevention and Recreation Project in Los Angeles County, by Hugh Harlan, January 1933 - June 1934, 38 pages. (WPA)

A Guide to Balboa Park, San Diego, CA: Neyenesch Publishing Co., ca. 1935-1943, 83 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Association of Balboa Park Institutions.)

Almanac for Thirty-Niners, by James Ladd Dalkin, Stanford University, 1938, 127 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Bret Harte Associates.)

An Anthology of Musical Criticism, 1942, 473 pages. (WPA)

Berkeley: The First Seventy-Five Years, Berkeley, CA: Gillick Press, 1941, 159 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Berkeley Festival Association.)

California: A Guide to the Golden State, New York: Hastings House, 1939, 713 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Mabel R. Gillis, California State Librarian.)

California and the Confederacy, Los Angeles, CA: Boulevard Press, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Daughters of the Confederacy.)

California Place Names, by Erwin G. Gudde, 431 pages. This book appears to have been started by the California Writers’ Project but not finished until 1949. (WPA)

California: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, Inc., 1941, 44 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

California’s State Capitol, California State Printing Office, 1942, 94 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Superintendent of Documents.)

Central Valley Project, 1942, 165 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the California State Department of Education.)

Death Valley: A Guide, Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1939, 75 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Bret Harte Associates.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Festivals in San Francisco, by James Ladd Delkin, Stanford University, Grabborn Press, 1939, 67 pages. (WPA, sponsored by International Institute.)

Historical Sites and Landmarks of Alameda County, California, 1938, 353 pages. (WPA)

History of Journalism in San Francisco: Volume I – History of Foreign Journalism in San Francisco, ca. 1938. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

History of Journalism in San Francisco: Volume II – Frontier Journalism in San Francisco, ca. 1938. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

History of Journalism in San Francisco: Volume III – History of the San Francisco Newspaper-Oakland Newspaper Guild, by Russell Quinn, 115 pages, ca. 1938. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

History of Journalism in San Francisco: Volume IV – Trends in Size, Circulation, News and Advertising in San Francisco Journalism, 1870-1938, ca. 1938, 81 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

History of Journalism in San Francisco: Volume V – The San Francisco Press and the Fire of 1906, by Russell Quinn, ca. 1938, 64 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

History of Journalism in San Francisco: Volume VI – History of the Physical Growth and Technological Advance of the San Francisco Press, by Charles Holmes and Isom Shepard, ca. 1938, 163 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

History of Journalism in San Francisco: Volume VII – Anthology of Editorials, 1850-1900, ca. 1938. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

James O’Neill, theatre research series, volume XX, 1942, 131 pages. (WPA)

Journals of the Bay Cities, 1854-1936, by E.T.H. Bunge, P.J. Schmitz, and H. Penn, Berkeley, CA: University of California at Berkeley, 1936, 93 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of California at Berkeley.)

Journals of the Golden Gate, 1846-1936, by E.T.H. Bunge, P.J. Schmitz, and H. Penn, Berkeley, CA: University of California at Berkeley, 1936, 134 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of California at Berkeley.)

Labor in California Cotton Fields, 1939. (WPA)

Little Animals, lithographs of small mammals of California, 1941, 81 pages. (WPA)

Los Angeles: A Guide to the City and its Environs, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 433 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Material Gathered: An example of a California magazine of creative writing, 1936. (WPA)

Monterey Peninsula, by James Ladd Delkin, Stanford University, 1941, 207 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Department of Education.)

San Diego: A California City, San Diego, CA: Neyenesch Printers, Inc., 1937, 139 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the San Diego Historical Society.)

San Francisco: The Bay and its Cities, New York: Hastings House, Inc., 1941, 531 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city and county of San Francisco.)

San Francisco Theatre Research, Vol. I, first series, by Stephen C. Massett and Joseph A. Rowe, 1938, 130 pages. (WPA)

San Francisco Theatre Research, Vol. V, first series, by Lola Montez, Adah Isaacs Menken and Mrs. Judah, 1938, 137 pages. (WPA)

San Francisco Theatre Research, Vol. XI, by Edwin Forest and Catherine Sinclair, 1940, 150 pages. (WPA)

Santa Barbara, New York: Hastings House, Inc., 1941, 206 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Santa Barbara State College.)

The History of the Ranchos of San Diego County, California, by R.W. Brackett, 1939, 86 pages. (WPA)

The Italians of San Francisco: Their Adjustment and Acculturation, by Paul Radin, 1935, 114 pages. (WPA)

The Migratory Agricultural Worker and the American Federation of Labor, 1938. (WPA)

The Old West Pioneer Tales of San Bernardino County, 1940, 53 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Native Sons of the Golden West.)

The Story of the Negro in Los Angeles County, by Octavia B. Vivian, 1936. (WPA)

Toilers of the World. (WPA)

COLORADO

Colorado: A Guide to the Highest State, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 511 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Colorado State Planning Commission.)

Colorado: A Recreational Handbook, Northport, New York: Bacon and Wieck, 1941, 40 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Colorado Capitol Buildings, 1942, 17 pages. (WPA)

Colorado Careers: Beauty Parlor Operator, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Commercial Pilots, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Cowboy, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Eugene Field in Denver, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Forest Ranger, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Waitress and Stewardess, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Jeweler’s Artisan, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Member of Courtesy Patrol, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Military Aviator, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Optometrist, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Policeman and Fireman, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Safety Consultant, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Walking Tour, Denver Park, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

Colorado Careers: Weather Forecaster, school pamphlet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by Denver Public School system.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Denver: Queen of Mountain and Plain, 1945 [presumably started under the WPA’s writing program and finished or published later]. (WPA)

Ghost Towns of Colorado, New York: Hastings House, 1947 [presumably started under the WPA’s writing program and finished or published later], 114 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Ralph L. Carr, Governor of Colorado.)

History of the Colorado Press Association and Early Newspapers in Colorado, 1942, 24 pages. (WPA)

Life in Denver: City Planning and Housing, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Denver Drives Towards Leadership, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: A Short History of Denver, pamphlet or booklet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Denver Enjoys a Great Boom, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Denver Miracle of Half a Century, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Denver Since 1900, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Education, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Gold Seekers and Settler of Denver, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Government in Denver and Colorado, pamphlet or booklet, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Industry and Commerce, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Its People, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Public Utilities in Denver, pamphlet or booklet, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Life in Denver: Religion and Religious Activities, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: The New City Survives Fire and Flood, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Theater, Music, Literature and the Arts, pamphlet or booklet, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Life in Denver: Welfare and Social Service in Denver Life, pamphlet or booklet, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Denver Public School system.)

Place Names Origins, quarterly articles in “Colorado Magazine,” 1940-41. (WPA, sponsored by the Colorado State Historical Society.)

The Writers’ Program, Colorado, 1941, 29 pages. (WPA)

CONNECTICUT

A Guide to Summer Recreation in New Haven, 1941, 45 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New Haven Council of Social Agencies.)

Benefits of the WPA in Connecticut, 1936, 12 pages. (WPA)

Boats Across New England Hills: The Story of the Farmington Canal, Hartford, CT: Connecticut State Department of Education, 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Connecticut State Department of Education.)

Connecticut: A Guide to its Roads, Lore, and People, Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1938, 493 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the governor of Connecticut.)

Connecticut: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, Inc., 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Group Work and Recreation, speech, skits, slides, and history, 1937, 37 pages. (WPA)

Family Welfare, speech, skits, slides, and history, 1937, 40 pages. (WPA)

History of Milford, 1639-1939, Bridgeport, CT: Braunworth & Company, Inc., 1939, 204 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Milford Tercentenary Committee.)

Immigrant Settlements in Connecticut: Their Growth and Characteristics, by Samuel Koenig, Hartford, CT: Connecticut State Department of Education, 1938, 67 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Connecticut State Department of Education.)

New Haven in 1683, by William Garrigus, 1938. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Our Coast Guard Academy, by Riley Hughes, New York: The Devin-Adair Co., 1941, 213 pages. Note: This book was probably not finished and published until 1944. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Coast Guard Academy.)

Play Room, a radio script by Riley Hughes, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA)

Socio-Economic Structure of an American Jewish Community, 1941, a chapter in the book Jews in Gentile World. (WPA, sponsored the Connecticut State Library.)

The Role of the Various Ethnic Groups in the Economic Life of Connecticut, by Samuel Koenig, Yiddish Scientific Institute, 1941, published in the “YIVO Bleter.” (WPA, sponsored by the Connecticut State Library.)

Three Centuries Say – Be a Good Neighbor, 6 educational radio scripts by James Weldon (Child Welfare, Family Welfare, Nursing, Recreation, Hospitals and Medicine, Mental Hygiene), 1937, 63 pages. (WPA)

The Cruise of the Zephyr, 2 pages. (WPA)

West Haven, West Haven, CT: Board of Selectman, 1940, 93 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the West Haven Board of Selectman.)

What Your Public Welfare Department Does, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Bridgeport Department of Public Welfare.)

DELAWARE

Biographical Sketches of Caesar Rodney (the Signer), Thomas Rodney and Caesar A. Rodney, 1943, 25 pages. (WPA)

Delaware: A Guide to the First State, New York: Viking Press, 1938, 549 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Lt. Governor of Delaware.)

Delaware. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. (Could be a version of Delaware: Recreational Handbook, see below) 1941, 39 pages. (WPA)

Delaware: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, Inc., 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New Castle on the Delaware, Wilmington, DE: William N. Cann, Inc, 1936, 142 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New Castle Historical Society.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

District of Columbia: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, Inc., 1941, 40 pages. (WPA, sponsored the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Our Washington: An Album of the Nation’s Capital, Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1939, 178 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee.)

Section of Fine Arts Guide to Murals and Sculptures in Washington, DC, 10 pages. (WPA)

The Angler’s Guide for Washington and Vicinity, 1941, 61 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Izaak Walton League.)

The White House, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1937, 31 pages. (WPA)

Washington Angler’s Guide: Fishy Facts for Amateurs and Addicts (could be the same as The Angler’s Guide for Washington and Vicinity, see above), 1941, 62 pages. (WPA)

Washington: City and Capital, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1937, 1,140 pages [an earlier version of Washington, DC: A Guide to the Nation’s Capitol]. (WPA)

Washington, DC: A Guide to the Nation’s Capitol, New York: Wilfred Funk, Inc., 1942, 528 pages [a revision to Washington: City and Capital]. (WPA, sponsored by George Washington University.)

FLORIDA

A Graphic Review of Florida Agriculture, 1938, 180 pages. (WPA)

A Trip to Fort Caroline, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Aeronautics, brochure or booklet, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Education.)

Agricultural Conservation, bulletin, 1939, 35 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

An Industrial Survey of Orange County, 1941, 45 pages. (WPA)

Better Pastures in Florida, bulletin, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Birds in Florida, 212 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Black Caesar, 1941, 10 pages. (WPA)

Blueberries, bulletin, 1941, 53 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

British Colonial Office Records, 1941, 820 pages, a transcription from a Library of Congress holding. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Florida Gainesville.)

Broomcorn Growing, bulletin, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Child and Family Service, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 11 pages. (WPA)

Co-operative Agriculture in Florida, February 1, 1939, 59 pages. (WPA)

Cooperative Agriculture, bulletin, 1939, 93 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Cypress, the Wood Eternal, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 19 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Dangerous Fish of Florida Waters, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 22 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Early Drama in St. Augustine, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 9 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Early Travel in Florida, a magazine article in the “Florida Municipal Record,” November, 1938. (WPA)

Florida Agriculture, bulletin, 1938. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Florida Boats, 1941, 60 pages. (WPA)

Florida: A Guide to the Southernmost State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1939, 600 pages. (WPA)

Florida: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon and Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Florida Seafood Cookery, bulletin, ca. 1939. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Florida’s Sugar Bowl, bulletin, 1939, 56 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Florida Oddities, a magazine article in the “Florida Municipal Record,” November and December, 1939. (WPA)

Florida Trees, Flowers, Fruits, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 17 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Food of the Florida Indians, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Food of the Florida Indians, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, February, 1943. (WPA)

Fort Caroline, by Herndone Cochrane, 1939, 16 pages. (WPA)

Fort Jefferson, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, September, 1941. (WPA)

Fort Marion and Fort Matanzas, an article in “The Miami Magazine,” March, 1939. (WPA)

Fort Marion Artifacts, a magazine article in “Florida News and Views,” March, 1938. (WPA)

Fort Marion Artisans, a magazine article in “Civil Engineering,” April, 1938. (WPA)

Gasparilla, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 16 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

General Mechanics, brochure or booklet, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Education.)

Grow Your Own Vegetables, bulletin, 1941, 53 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Hard of Hearing, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 10 pages. (WPA)

History of Citrus in Florida, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, April, 1942. (WPA)

History of Jefferson County, 1958 [presumably started by WPA writers and then finished and/or published in 1958], 144 pages, under the supervision of the Kiwanis Club in Monticello, Florida. (WPA)

History of Lakeland, a serial in the “Lakeland Ledger” newspaper, 1936. (WPA)

Homesteading in Florida Redlands, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Hot Shot Oven at Fort Marion, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 7 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Iceberg Lettuce, bulletin, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Internal Combustion Engine, brochure or booklet, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Education.)

Jacksonville Naval Air Base Linked with History of Florida, a magazine article in “Picturesque Southland,” December, 1939. (WPA)

Key West, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 122 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Planning Board.)

Life in Tropic Seas, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 18 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Lighthouses of St. Augustine, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Limes and Lemons in Florida, bulletin, 1940, 56 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Marine Fauna, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Miami and Dade County, Northport, NY: Percy and Daggett, 1941, 202 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Miami.)

Native Palms of Florida, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 17 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Native Palms of Florida, a magazine article in “Subtropical Gardening,” March, 1940. (WPA)

Native Pools of Florida, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Native Pools of Florida, a magazine article in “Subtropical Gardening,” February, 1940. (WPA)

Okeefenokee Swamp, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 37 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Old St. Augustine: A Military Outpost, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 6 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Pensacola Recreational Handbook, 1941, 19 pages. (WPA)

Pilgrims Before Plymouth, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 25 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Pineapple Growing in Florida, bulletin, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Products of the Sea – Pearls, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 19 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Publications of the Florida Writers’ Project, a bibliography from 1937-1941. (WPA)

Saltmakers of the Confederacy, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Seeing Fernandina: A Guide to the City and its Industries, Fernandina Beach, FL: Fernandina News Publishing Co., 1940, 84 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Planning Board and the City Commission of Fernandina.)

Seeing St. Augustine, St. Augustine, FL: The Record Company, 1937, 73 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the City Commission of St. Augustine.)

Seminole Indian Canoes, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Seminole Indian Legends, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Seminole Indians in Florida, Tallahassee, FL: State of Florida Department of Agriculture, 1941, 87 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Florida.)

Shrimp Fleet, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, November, 1941. (WPA)

Spanish Moss Industry, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 9 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Sponging at Key West, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Sponging in Old Key West, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, December, 1942. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

St. Augustine Shrimp Fleet, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 21 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

St. Joseph: The Ghost City, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Stars over Florida, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 9 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Story of Naval Stores, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, May, 1943. (WPA)

Story of Osceola, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 11 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Take Pride in Your Country, 8 pages. (WPA)

Tamiami Trail, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, December ,1941. (WPA)

Ten Fathoms Down, a magazine article in “Athene: The Magazine of Greek Thought in America,” September, 1941.

Ten Fathoms Down, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, March, 1942. (WPA)

Termites and Other Household Pests, bulletin, 1940, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

The Alligator, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

The Conchs of Riviera, Florida, magazine article in the September 1940 edition of “Southern Folklore Quarterly.” (WPA)

The Flamingo, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, August, 1941. (WPA)

The Florida Everglades, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 33 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

The Florida Everglades, an article in “Florida Highways,” a magazine of the Florida State Road Department, July and August, 1941. (WPA)

The Florida Flamingo, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

The History of Citrus in Florida, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

The Old Plaza in St. Augustine, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

The Pelican, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

The Spanish Harquebus, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

The Spanish in South Florida, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

The Spanish Missions of Florida, St. Augustine, FL: The Sisters of St. Joseph, The Cathedral, 1940, 51 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Planning Board.)

The Story of Sea Island Cotton, bulletin, 1941, 58 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Timicuan Athletes, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 7 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Timiacuan Warfare, supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 7 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

Tropical Fruits in Florida with Commercial Possibilities, bulletin, 1941, 43 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

Tung Oil Industry in Florida, bulletin, 1939, 41 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Florida State Department of Agriculture.)

When the World Watched Florida (about the Spanish-American War), supplementary school reader, ca. 1939-1941, 19 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Dade County and the Duval County School Board.)

GEORGIA

An Up and Doing Organization, a magazine article in the University of Georgia’s “Agriculturalist,” 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Georgia’s College of Agriculture.)

Atlanta: A City of the Modern South, New York: Smith Durrell, 1942, 266 pages. (WPA, city of Atlanta Board of Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Augusta, Augusta, GA: Tidwell Printing Supply Co., 1938, 218 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the City Council of Augusta.)

Chatham County Map Portfolio, University of Georgia Press, 40 historic maps, 1942. (WPA)

Coastal Plantation Studies, a series of 12 studies appearing in the “Georgia Historical Quarterly,” between 1939 and 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Georgia Historical Society.)

Colerain Plantation (appears to be part of a larger article that appeared in the June, 1941 edition of the Georgia Historical quarterly), 1941, 24 pages. (WPA)

Drums and Shadows: Survival Studies Among the Georgia Coastal Negroes, Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 1941, 274 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Georgia.)

First Chapter of Success, a magazine article in the University of Georgia’s “Agriculturalist,” 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Georgia’s College of Agriculture.)

Georgia: A Guide to its Towns and Countryside, Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 1940, 559 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Georgia Board of Education.)

Georgia: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1940, 31 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Keys to Augusta, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Augusta Chamber of Commerce.)

Macon and Ocmulgee National Monument, Macon, GA: J.W. Burke Co., 1939, 127 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Macon Junior Chamber of Commerce.)

Metropolitan Opera in Atlanta, a series of magazine articles in the “Atlanta Historical Magazine,” 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Atlanta Historical Society.)

On the Fly, bulletin by the Georgia State Department of Health, 1941. (WPA)

Outdoor Georgia magazine articles, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Georgia State Division of Wildlife.)

Plantation Development in Chatham County (appears to be part of a larger article that appeared in the December, 1938 edition of the Georgia Historical quarterly), 1938, 34 pages. (WPA)

Savannah, Savannah, GA: Review Printing, 1937, 208 pages. (WPA, sponsored the Savannah Chamber of Commerce.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Savannah River Plantations, by the Savannah Writers’ Project, 1947 [presumably a project begun by the WPA Writers’ Program and finished & published in 1947], 475 pages. (WPA)

The Snow’s the Thing, a magazine article in the University of Georgia’s “Agriculturalist,” 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Georgia’s College of Agriculture.)

The Story of Washington-Wilkes, Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 1941, 136 pages. (WPA, sponsored by City Council of Washington, Georgia.)

GUAM

Bibliography of the Island of Guam, edited by Charles F. Reid, et. al., New York, 102 pages. (WPA)

IDAHO

Idaho: A Guide in Word and Picture, Caldwell, ID, Caxton Publishers, 1937, 431 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Idaho Secretary of State.)

Idaho Lore, Caldwell, ID, 1939, 256 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Idaho Secretary of State.)

The Idaho Encyclopedia, Caldwell, ID: Caxton Printers, 1938, 452 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Idaho Secretary of State.)

Tours in Eastern Idaho, 1936, 36 pages. (WPA)

ILLINOIS

A Piece of Strategy, a one-act play, 1941, 21 pages. (WPA)

Aeronautical Dictionary, Chicago: Ziff-Davis Co., 1941, 150 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Air Transport Association of America.)

Abe Lincoln in Illinois, 1942, 22 pages. (WPA)

America and National Defense: Municipal Government, 1941, 5 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.)

America and National Defense: Public Welfare Institutions, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.)

America and National Defense: The Citizens and the Schools, 1941, 7 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

America and National Defense: The Flag of the United States, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.)

America and National Defense: Township and County Government, 1941, 6 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.)

Annals of Labor and Industry in Illinois, three volume series, 1939. (WPA)

Autumn Hikes, 1940, 24 pages. (WPA)

Autumn Hikes, 1941, 23 pages. (WPA)

Baseball in Old Chicago, Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1939, 64 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Forest Park Baseball Museum.)

Benedict Arnold, 1942, 21 pages. (WPA)

Bulletin No. 36, 1936, 98 pages. (WPA)

Catholic Charities, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

Cairo, Illinois, Cairo, IL: Cairo Public Library, 1938, 62 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cairo Public Library.)

Camp Lincoln, 1941. (WPA)

Case of Dr. Cronin. (WPA, sponsored by the Cronin Memorial Association.)

Catalogue of Plays, 1940, 48 pages. (WPA)

Cavalcade of the American Negro, Chicago: Norman Press, 1940, 96 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Diamond Jubilee Exposition Authority.)

Cavalier, three-act play. (WPA)

Chicago in Periodical Literature, 1941, 232 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Library Club.)

Chicago, the Vacation City, 84 pages. (WPA)

Chicago’s Candy Kettle, junior high reading material, 1941, 42 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education.)

Chicago Mobilized, 1942, 15 pages. (WPA)

Children’s Home, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Copperhead, a one-act play, 1941, 31 pages. (WPA)

County and Township Government, part of a national defense series, 6 pages. (WPA)

Days in Illinois, 1940, 88 pages. (WPA)

Delavan, 1837-1937: A Chronicle of 100 Years, Delavan, IL: City of Delawan, 1937, 78 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Delawan).

Directory of Inter American List of Agencies and Organizations in the Chicago Area. (WPA)

Down River, a one-act play, 1941, 21 pages. (WPA)

Drama Instructors’ Handbook, Volume II, 1942, 56 pages. (WPA)

Du Page County Guide, 1948 [presumably started by WPA writers and finished later by others], 253 pages. (WPA)

Evolution of the Theater, a 30-minute illustrated lecture, 1941, 17 pages. (WPA)

Final Bibliography. (WPA)

First Presbyterian Church of Chicago: A History, Chicago: Vittu Printing Shop, 1941, 75 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church.)

Florence Crittenton Home, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 13 pages. (WPA)

Folk Tunes. (WPA)

Forty-Forty, Chicago: U.S. Department of Labor, 1940, 24 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Wages and Hours Division of the U.S. Department of Labor.)

Francis Scott Key: The Story of the Star Spangled Banner, 1942, 22 pages. (WPA)

From Church Bells to Electric Signals: A Story of Chicago’s Fire Alarm System, junior high reading material, 1941, 22 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education.)

Galena (guide), Galena, IL, City of Galena, 1937, 79 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the City of Galena.)

Girl Scouts, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

Gone to Blazes, junior high reading material, 1941, pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Great Artists Series: A.P. Ryder, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: August Renoir, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: August Rodin, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artist Series: Edgar Degas, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: Edward Manet, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: Frans Hals and A. Van Dyke, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: Jean Francois Millet, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: Mary Cassatt, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: Paul Cezzane, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artist Series: Thomas Eakins, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: Thomas Rowlandson, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artists Series: Tintoretto, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Great Artist Series: Winslow Homer, radio transcript, created by the Art Institute of Chicago, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago.)

Hillsboro Guide, Hillsboro, IL: Montgomery News, 1940, 92 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Hillsboro Women’s Club, the Hillsboro Public Library, and other groups & individuals.)

Historical Brevities: Illinois Historical Anecdotes, 1941, 93 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Library Club.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Historical Brevities: Pioneer Days in Illinois, 1941, 78 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Library Club.)

Historical Brevities: Stories from Illinois History, 1941, 92 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Library Club.)

Housekeeping Aide, part of a hometown defense series, 1941, 13 pages. (WPA)

Illinois: A Descriptive and Historical Guide, Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1939, 687 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the governor of Illinois.)

Illinois Historical Anecdotes, 1940, 98 pages. (WPA)

Illinois: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Jobs in Rural Journalism, by Elmo Scott Watson, 1939, 50 pages. (WPA)

John Brown, 1942, 19 pages. (WPA)

Legends of Illinois, radio transcript series, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Illinois State Division of Departmental Records.)

Marquette at Checagou, a once-act play, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA)

Mental Hygiene Clinic, part of a hometown defense series, 1941, 15 pages. (WPA)

Municipal Government in Illinois, 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Springfield.)

Narrative Report of Illinois District No. 4, July 20th, 1936, 109 pages. (WPA)

Nauvoo Guide, Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 51 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Unity Club of Nauvoo.)

Negro Community Center, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 11 pages. (WPA)

Neighborhood House, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

Newsletter, bulletin for WPA workers written by the Illinois Writers’ Project. (WPA)

North Star, play, Chicago: Dramatic Publishing Co., 1939, 31 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Library Club.)

Official Women’s Volleyball Rules, 16 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Out of the Wilderness, 1941, 57 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Old Salem-Lincoln League.)

Pan American Forum: Canada; A New Member of the Pan-American Front, Chicago: Central YMCA College, 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Central YMCA College.)

Pan American Forum: Great Spanish American Liberators, Chicago: Central YMCA College, 1941, 31 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Central YMCA College.)

Pan American Forum: The Rio Conference, Chicago: Central YMCA College, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Central YMCA College.)

Pan American Forum: Western Hemisphere in Danger, Chicago: Central YMCA College, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Central YMCA College.)

Peoria County Tuberculosis Association, part of a hometown defense series, 1941, 15 pages. (WPA)

Peoria Home Defense, series of radio scripts, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Peoria Council of Social Agencies.)

Preview of the Annals of Labor and Industry in Illinois for January, February, and March 1890, 1938, 17 pages. (WPA)

Princeton, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Princeton.)

Proctor Recreation Center, part of a hometown defense series, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA)

Progress of Science and Industry: Michael Paraday, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.)

Progress of Science and Industry: Moments with Genius, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.)

Progress of Science and Industry: Photography, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.)

Progress of Science and Industry: Port of Iron, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.)

Progress of Science and Industry: Safety Lamp, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.)

Progress of Science and Industry: Stratosphere, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Progress of Science and Industry: World of Color, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.)

Public Forums in Chicago, 1940, 112 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Adult Education Council.)

Public Welfare Institutions, 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Springfield.)

Pursuit of Freedom, a history of civil liberty in Illinois, 1787-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Civil Liberties Commission.)

Recreation Program Activities, 1941, 31 pages. (WPA)

Recreational Activities: A Crossword Puzzle on Trees, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 3 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: A Foretaste of Spring, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 3 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: A Group of Gymnastic Marches, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 43 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Airplanes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: American Sports, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Animated Toys, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Archery, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Aquariums & Fishes for Home, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Badminton, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Baseball, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Baseball Federation Handbook, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 55 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Recreational Activities: Basketball, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Bird Houses of Today, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Boondoggling, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Camera Club, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Casting, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Cavalier, a Play, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 82 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Checkers, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Chess, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Choral Singing, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Christmas Tree Ornaments, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Clown Costumes & Makeup, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Clowning, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Costume Accessories, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Crayon Prints, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 1 page. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Diving, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Recreational Activities: Dress Making, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Drills (Wood, Hoop, Cane, Dumbbells), Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Entertainment for Banquets, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 88 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Flower Perennials, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Flower Pots from Tin Cans, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Games & Gameboards, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Grant Park Recreational Association Bowling Schedule, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 22 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Gliders – Model Airplanes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Grotesque Heads, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Guide to Fly Tying, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Hammered Metal, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Historical Pageant of Chicago, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 22 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Honeycomb Weaving, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Hooked Rugs, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Indoor Model Aeroplanes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Recreational Activities: Ink Printing, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 2 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Kayaks, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Kites, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 45 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Lanterns & Floats, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Leathercraft, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Lifeguard Manual, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 124 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Low Order Games, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 101 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Manual for Ladies, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Marquett at Checagou, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Masks & Costumes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Metal Tapping, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Miniature Sailboats, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Nature Lore, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 3 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Nautical Terms, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Nineteen Forty One Spring Hikes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 24 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Recreational Activities: Outdoor Model Airplanes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Patriotic Games and Quizzes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 33 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Playing Marbles, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Public Parks Tennis Association, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 21 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Puzzles, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Quilts, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Quoits, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 6 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Seeds of Common Annuals, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 2 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Sherman Rod and Reel Club, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Simple Puppets, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Simple Weaving, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Snow & Ice Handi-(illegible), Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Social Activities, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 46 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Softball, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Spatter Prints, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 2 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Recreational Activities: Spicy Pomanders, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 2 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Stage Makeup, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Square Dances, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 243 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Story of Illinois, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 2 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Summer Activities and Fourth of July Celebrations, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Summer Hikes, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Thanksgiving, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 66 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Theater, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 39 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Thoughts for Arbor Day, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 3 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Touch Football, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 17 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Tumbling for Beginners, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 81 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Volleyball, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1940, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Wands, Drills for Men and Boys, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 7 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Whittling, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Winter Activities, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941- 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Recreational Activities: Winter Sports, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Women’s Volley Ball Rules, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, 1941, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: Wood Inlay, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Recreational Activities: You Can Have a Good Lawn, Chicago: Chicago Parks Department, ca. 1941-1942. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Parks Department.)

Report of the Proceedings of the Mid West Institute of Park Executives Midwinter Conference, 1941, 1941, 122 pages. (WPA)

Robert E. Lee, 1942, 17 pages. (WPA)

Rockford City Guide, Rockford, IL: Graphic Arts Corporation, 1941, 144 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Rockford.)

Route Descriptions for Conducted Tours: Seeing Chicago, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Army and Navy YMCA, Waukegan.)

Route Descriptions for Conducted Tours: The Navy Sees Chicago, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Army and Navy YMCA, Waukegan.)

Salvation Army, part of a hometown defense series, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

Sam Houston, 1942, 22 pages. (WPA)

Second Historical Tour: Southern Illinois, 1941, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Southern Illinois Historical Society and the Southern Illinois Normal University.)

Selected Bibliography: Illinois, Chicago and its Environs, 1937, 58 pages. (WPA)

Spring Hikes, 1942, 20 pages. (WPA)

Stories from Illinois History, Chicago, 1941, 92 pages. (WPA)

Stories from the Stage, junior high reading material, 1941, 70 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education.)

Survey of Jewish Education in Chicago, chapter in a larger volume, 1940. (WPA)

The Adult Education Outlook: A Medium for the Exchange of Ideas and Methods in Adult Education, 1936, 35 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

The Citizen and the Schools, part of a national defense series, 8 pages. (WPA)

The Episode of Valley Forge, 1942, 23 pages. (WPA)

The Flag of the United States, part of a national defense series, 8 pages. (WPA)

The Indians’ Protest, a one-act play, 1941, 21 pages. (WPA)

The Rio Conference, 15 pages. (WPA)

The United States Constitution, 1942, 21 pages. (WPA)

Third Degree: The Case of William Harris, a play dialogue, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Civil Liberties Committee.)

Thirty-Five Million Letters a Day: A Story of the Chicago Post Office, junior high reading material, 1941, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education.)

Tia Quantum, 1942, 20 pages. (WPA)

Up From the Mud: How Chicago’s Streets and Buildings Were Raised, junior high reading material, 1941, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education.)

Visiting Nurse Association, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

Weight Lifting (probably part of the Recreational Activities series, see above), bulletin of the Chicago Park District Recreation Division, 1939, 43 pages. (WPA)

Wrestling (probably part of the Recreational Activities series, see above), 1941, 99 pages. (WPA)

Winter Hikes, 1942, 23 pages, (WPA)

Winnie and the Foolkiller, a one-act play, 1941, 26 pages. (WPA)

Yeoman of the Navy, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Navy, Ninth District.)

YWCA, part of a home defense radio series, 1941, 11 pages. (WPA)

INDIANA

Hoosier Tall Stories, Indianapolis, IN: 1937, 31 pages. (WPA)

Indiana: A Guide to the Hoosier State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1941, 548 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Teachers College, Department of Public Relations.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Indiana Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

It Happened in Indiana, series of articles in various newspapers, 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the State Teachers College, Department of Public Relations.)

Calumet Region Historical Guide, Chicago: German Printing Co., 1939, 271 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Board of Education of Gary, Indiana, and the Gary Commercial Club and Chamber of Commerce.)

IOWA

A Guide to Burlington, Iowa, Burlington, IA: Acres-Blackmar Co., 1938, 72 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Burlington City Council.)

A Guide to Dubuque, Dubuque, IA: The Hoermann Press, 1937, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce.)

A Guide to Estherville, Iowa, Emmet County, and Iowa Great Lakes Region, Estherville, IA: Estherville Enterprise Print, 1939, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Estherville Chamber of Commerce.)

A Guide to McGregor, McGregor, IA: J.F. Widman & Sons, Co., 1940, 24 pages. (WPA, sponsored by McGregor Service Club.)

Advancing Public Health, annual report of the Des Moines County Health Unit, 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Des Moines County Health Unit.)

Annals of Iowa, an article in a historical quarterly, April, 1941, 97 pages. (WPA)

Baseball: Story of Iowa’s Early Innings, article in the historical publication, “Annals of Iowa,” April, 1941, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Iowa Department of History and Archives.)

Bentonsport Memories, 1940, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Bentonsport Homecoming Committee.)

Buena Vista County History, 1942. (WPA)

Burlington Post No. 52, 1941, 69 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Burlington Post No. 52 American Legion.)

Cherokee County History, 1940, 58 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cherokee County Board of Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Clinton Women’s Club, 1935-1936, 32 pages. (WPA)

Columbia Museum Catalogue: Chorotegan Collection, 1941, 51 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Columbia Museum, Dubuque, IA.)

Columbia Museum Catalogue: Ivory Collection, 1940, 49 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Columbia Museum, Dubuque, IA.)

Company C History: 50th Iowa, Muscatine, IA: 1940, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Company C Reunion Organization.)

Crawford County History, 1941. (WPA)

Dubuque County History, 1942. (WPA)

Franklin County History, Hampton, IA: 1941, 76 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Franklin County Superintendent of Public Schools.)

Guide to Cedar Rapids and Northeast Iowa, Cedar Rapids, IA: Lawrence Press, 1937, 79 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce.)

Historical Jasper County: The First White Men in Jasper County, 10 pages. (WPA)

Historical Polk County: Early History and Organization of Polk County, 1940, 7 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Polk County Historical Society.)

Historical Polk County: The Site of Old Fort Des Moines, 1941, 9 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Polk County Historical Society.)

History of Highland Park Post No. 374 (American Legion). (WPA)

Iowa: A Guide to the Hawkeye State, New York: The Viking Press, 1938, 538 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Historical Society of Iowa.)

Iowa. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the Iowa Recreational Handbook, see below, 1941, 31 pages. (WPA)

Iowa Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Jackson County History, 1942, 11 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Schools for Maquoketa, Iowa.)

Johnson County History, 1941, 100 pages. (WPA)

Lee County History, 1942, 99 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Monroe County History, 1941, 87 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Schools.)

Osceola County History, 1942, 56 pages. (WPA)

Page County History, 1942, 99 pages. (WPA)

Polk County History, 1940. (WPA)

Ringgold County History, 1942, 65 pages. (WPA)

Scott County History, 1942, 135 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Schools, Davenport, Iowa.)

Southwestern Iowa Guide: Geology, Points of Interest, History, 1936, 324 pages. (WPA)

Van Buren County Guide, Farmington, IA: Thomas L. Keith, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Van Buren County American Legion.)

Woodbury County History, 1942, 174 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Schools, Sioux City, Iowa.)

KANSAS

A Guide to Fort Scott, Kansas, 1941, 16 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce.)

A Guide to Hillsboro, Kansas, 1941, 91 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce.)

A Guide to Leavenworth, 1940, 67 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce.)

A Guide to Pittsburg, Kansas, 1941, 27 pages. (WPA)

A Guide to Salina, Kansas, Salina, KS: Advertiser-Sun, 1939, 55 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Salina Public Library Association.)

Atchison City Guide. (WPA, sponsored by Atchison Chamber of Commerce.)

Kansas: A Guide to the Sunflower State, New York: Viking Press, 1939, 558 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kansas Department of Education.)

Kansas Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Herrington Guide, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Herrington Chamber of Commerce.)

History of the 127th Field Artillery: Topeka, 1942. (WPA)

History of the 130th Field Artillery: Topeka, 1942. (WPA)

History of the 137th Field Artillery: Topeka, 1942. (WPA)

History of the 161st Field Artillery: Topeka, 1942. (WPA)

Lamps on the Prairie: A History of Nursing in Kansas, Emporia, KS: Emporia Gazette Press, 1942, 292 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kansas State Nurses’ Association.)

The Larned City Guide, Tiller and Toiler Press, 1938, 34 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Larned Chamber of Commerce.)

This Week in Junction City, a recreation information folder for servicemen, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kansas Board of Education.)

This Week in Kansas City, a recreation information folder for servicemen, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kansas Board of Education.)

This Week in Leavenworth, a recreation information folder for servicemen, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kansas Board of Education.)

This Week in Manhattan, a recreation information folder for servicemen, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kansas Board of Education.)

KENTUCKY

A Centennial History of the University of Louisville, Louisville, KY: Standard Printing Co., 1939, 301 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Louisville.)

A Dictionary of Prominent Women of Louisville and Kentucky, 1940. (WPA)

American Youth Speaks, 44 transcripts of radio series, various topics, e.g., citizenship duties, conservation, and recreation, 1940-41. (WPA, sponsored by the Paducah Public Schools.)

Biographical Extracts Relating to Prominent Artists of Louisville and Kentucky, 1939. (WPA)

Bulletin of the Department of Health, Vol. XIII, July, 1941, No. 2, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

Bulletin of the Department of Health, Vol. XIV, September, 1941, No. 2, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Bullitt County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 14 pages. (WPA)

Campbell County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 118 pages. (WPA)

Carlisle County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 16 pages. (WPA)

Christian County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 28 pages. (WPA)

Fairs and Fairmakers of Kentucky, two volume set, 282 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kentuck Department of Agriculture.)

Fulton County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 22 pages. (WPA)

Galloway County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 27 pages. (WPA)

Graves County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 27 pages. (WPA)

Hardin County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 24 pages. (WPA)

Henderson: Home of Audubon, Northport, NY: Bacon, Percy & Daggett, 1941, 120 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Susan Sterling Towles, Librarian, Henderson Public Library.)

History of the University of Kentucky, Princeton University Press. (WPA)

In the Land of Breathitt: A Guide to Breathitt County, Northport, NY: Bacon, Percy & Daggett, 1941, 165 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Breathitt County Board of Education.)

Kentucky: A Guide to the Bluegrass State, New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1939, 489 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Kentucky.)

Kentucky. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. Might be associated with the Kentucky Recreational Handbook, see below. 1941, 35 pages. (WPA)

Kentucky Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Lexington and Blue Grass Country, Lexington, KY: The Commercial Printing Company Press, 1938, 149 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Lexington.)

Libraries and Lotteries: A History of the Louisville Free Public Library, Habson Book Press, 1944, 300 pages. (WPA)

Louisville: A Guide to the Falls City, New York: M. Barrows and Co., 1940, 112 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Kentucky and the Louisville Automobile Club.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Marshall County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 20 pages. (WPA)

Military History of Kentucky, 1939, 493 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Military Department of Kentucky.)

Old Capitol and Frankfort Guide, Harry McChesney, 1939, 98 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Kentucky State Historical Society.)

Rabies Control, article in a monthly health bulletin, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Kentucky Department of Health.)

Shelby County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 21 pages. (WPA)

Spencer County, Kentucky, part of a “civilian organizations” series, 1942, 20 pages. (WPA)

The Southern Harmony Song Book, reproduction of 1854 book by William Walker, New York: Hastings House, 1939, 336 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Young Men’s Progress Club of Benton.)

Union County: Past and Present, Louisville, KY: Schuhman Printing Co., 1941, 245 pages. (WPA)

War on the Fly, article in a monthly health bulletin, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Kentucky Department of Health.)

LOUISIANA

A Tour of the French Quarter for Servicemen, 1941, 32 pages. (WPA)

Gumbo Ya Ya, issued after WPA’s termination by Lyle Saxon, Edward Dreyer, and Robert Allant (or, “Tallant”), Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1945, 581 pages. (WPA)

Louisiana: A Guide to the Bluegrass State, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 746 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State University and State Library Commission.)

New Orleans City Guide, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1938, 430 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of New Orleans.)

New Orleans City Park: Its First Fifty Years, Gulf Printing Co., 1941, 72 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Board of Commissioners of the New Orleans City Park.)

MAINE

Augusta-Hallowell on the Kennebec, 1941, 139 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Augusta- Hallowell Chamber of Commerce.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Maine: A Guide Down East, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1937, 476 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Maine Development Commission.)

Maine. Facts. Events. Place. Tours. May be related to the Maine Recreational Handbook, see below. 1941, 35 pages. (WPA)

Maine: Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Maine’s Capitol, Augusta, ME: Kennebec Journal Print Shop, 1939, 60 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Maine Department of Education.)

Portland City Guide, Portland, ME: Forest City Printing Co., 1940, 337 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Portland.)

MARYLAND

Maryland: A Guide to the Old Line State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1940, 561 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the governor of Maryland.)

Maryland Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

United States Naval Academy: A Guide, New York: Devin-Adair, Co., 1941, 158 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Naval Academy.)

MASSACHUSETTS

Air Raid Warden’s Manual, 1941, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety.)

Almanack for Bostonians, 1939, 120 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Poor Richard Associates.)

America’s Greatest Fish Market, part of a Stories of Massachusetts series, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

Auburn: An Historical Sketch, 1837-1937, 1937, 63 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Auburn Centennial Committee.)

Blackout Information for General Public, handbook, part of series from the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety, 1942, 12 pages. (WPA)

Blackout Information: Lighting and Ventilation for Industrial Plants, Commercial and Public Buildings, handbook, part of series from the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety, 1942, 37 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Boston Looks Seaward: The Story of the Port, Boston: Bruce Humphries, Inc., 1941, 316 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston Port Authority.)

Bowleg Bill, by Jeremiah Digges, 188 pages. (WPA)

Cape Cod Pilot, by Jeremiah Digges, Modern Pilgrim Press, ca. 1936, 403 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Poor Richards Associates.)

Fairhaven, Massachusetts, 1939, 66 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Fairhaven Board of Selectmen.)

Garrison and the Liberator, part of a Stories of Massachusetts series, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

Hiking Trails of New England, Boston: Randolph Avery Printing Co., 1941, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New England Council.)

History of the Jewish Press in Massachusetts, in the 1939 Yiddish Scientific Institute annual. (WPA)

John Boyle O’Reilly, part of a Stories of Massachusetts Series, 1940-1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

Massachusetts: A Guide to its Places and People, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, Co., 1937, 675 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Secretary of the Commonwealth.)

Massachusetts Recreational Handbook, New York: America Travels Press, 1939, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications, Inc.)

Motor Tours in Berkshire Hills, 1938, 68 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Berkshire Hills Conference, Inc.)

Old Newberry Tales, 1937, 69 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Historical Society of Old Newberry.)

Organization of Air Raid Precautions Services, 1941, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Protective Division of the State Committee on Public Safety.)

Report of Progress. (WPA)

Selective and Critical Bibliography of Horace Mann, 1937, 55 pages. (WPA, in cooperation with the Boston School Department and James G. Reardon, Commissioner of Education.)

Some Facts About Massachusetts, 1942, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Massachusetts Development and Industrial Commission.)

Springfield, 1941, 84 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Springfield.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

State Forests and Parks of Massachusetts, 1941, 58 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation.)

Stephen Daye and his Printing Press, part of a Stories of Massachusetts series, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

Stories of Massachusetts: America’s Greatest Fish Market, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Stories of Massachusetts: Building the Constitution, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Stories of Massachusetts: First American Subway, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Stories of Massachusetts: Garrison the Liberator, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Stories of Massachusetts: Great Boston Fire, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Stories of Massachusetts: John Boyle O’Reilly, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Stories of Massachusetts: National Peace Jubilee Festival, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Stories of Massachusetts: Stephen Days & His Printing Press, 1941, about 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Boston School Committee.)

Sudbury: A Brief History of the Town, Sudbury, 1939, 64 pages. (WPA)

The Albanian Struggle in the Old World and New, Boston: The Writer Inc., 1939, 168 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Albanian Historical Society of Massachusetts.)

The Armenians in Massachusetts, 1937, 148 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Armenian Historical Society.)

The Berkshire Hills, New York: Funk & Wagnalls Co., 1939, 358 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Berkshire Hills Conference, Inc.)

The Building of the Constitution, part of a Stories of Massachusetts series, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

The First American Subway, part of a Stories of Massachusetts series, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

The Great Boston Fire of 1872, part of a Stories of Massachusetts series, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

The Horace Mann Centennial: 1837-1937, 1937, 202 pages. (WPA)

The National Peace Jubilee Festival of 1869, part of a Stories of Massachusetts series, 1941, 4 pages. (WPA)

The Origin of Massachusetts Place Names, New York: Harlan Publications, Inc., 1941, 55 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Massachusetts State Library.)

The State Teachers College at Westfield, 1941, 114 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Teachers College.)

Whaling Masters, New Bedford, MA: Reynolds Printing Co., 1938, 314 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Old Dartmouth Historical Society of New Bedford.)

Winter Sports and Recreation in the Berkshire Hills, 1937, 28 pages. (WPA sponsored by the Berkshire County Commissioners.)

Winter Sports Map of the Berkshire Hills, 1936. (WPA, sponsored by the Berkshire County Commissioners.)

MICHIGAN

City of Bay City, Michigan: Municipal Activities, 1936-1940, report of the city manager, 1941, 44 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Bay City.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Beaver Trapping, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Civilian Conservation Corps, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Commercial Fishing, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Conservation Clubs in Michigan, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Conservation Cavalcade: Conservation in the Movies, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Deer Problem, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Farm Game Management, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Fishing Violations, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Inland Lakes Patrol, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Oddities in Conservation, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Passenger Pigeon, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Right of Way of People, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: School House in the Woods, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Story of Forestry, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Conservation Cavalcade: Story of Oil, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Conservation Cavalcade: Story of Smelt, radio script published by the Michigan Department of Conservation, ca. 1940-1941, about 10-12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Escanaba is Center for Winter Sports and Other Recreation, extract from a U.S. Army publication, October, 1941, 1 page. (WPA)

Gogebic Marenisco, extract from a U.S. Army publication, December, 1941, 2 pages. (WPA)

Guide to the Exhibits, 1940, 52 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cranbrook Institute of Science.)

Hamtramck High School: Cosmopolitan Education, Detroit, MI: The Inland Press, 1940, 72 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Hamtramck Senior High School.)

Knowing the Thunder Bay Region: A Guide to Northeastern Michigan, 106 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Alpena County Board of Supervisors.)

Land of Delight: The Story of Leelanau County, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by Leelanau County Board of Supervisors and the Leelanau Chamber of Commerce.)

Mackinaw City Has Many Recreational Features, extract from a U.S. Army publication, November, 1941. (WPA)

Mackinaw City Was Scene of Historic Fort and Indian Massacre, extract from a U.S. Army publication, October, 1941. (WPA)

Michigan: A Guide to the Wolverine State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1941, 682 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Administrative Board.)

Michigan Log Marks, 1941, 89 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Michigan State College.)

Michigan Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula: Its Places and People, 1940, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

Negaunee and Ishpeming Are in Heart of Marqeutte Iron Range, extract from a U.S. Army publication, October, 1941. (WPA)

Northwestern High School, 1914-1939: A History, Detroit, 1939, 100 pages. (WPA)

Scout Camping Locations in the Scenic Trails Council, 1940, 26 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Scenic Trails Council.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

State Parks of Michigan: Aloha, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Baroga, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Bay City, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Bloomer No. 2, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Burt Lake, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Cass Island, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Dodge Brothers, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Dodge Brothers No. 2, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Eas Tawas, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: F.W. Fletcher, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Fort Wilkins, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

State Parks of Michigan: Gogebic, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Grand Haven, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Higgins Lake, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Holland, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Island Lake, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Ludington, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Marquette, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Muskegon, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Onoway, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Palms-Book, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: P.H. Hoeft, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

State Parks of Michigan: Sterling, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Traverse City, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Walter J. Hayes, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Wells, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Wilderness, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

State Parks of Michigan: Young, an article in the Michigan Department of Conservation’s magazine, “Michigan Conservation,” ca. 1939-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Conservation.)

The Houghton County Copper Industry, extract from a U.S. Army publication, November, 1941, 1 page. (WPA)

The Yoke-Makers of Michigan, an article in the magazine, “Centralight,” June 1940, 18 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Teachers College, Mount Pleasant.)

Tour of Old Mission Peninsula, 1936, 4 pages. (WPA)

Understanding the Grand Traverse Region, 1940, 55 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Michigan Board of Control for Vocational Education, the Traverse City Board of Education, and the Traverse City Chamber of Commerce.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Blaney Park, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Deer Park, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Detour and Drummond Island, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Where to Go, What to Do: Dodge Munuscong State Park and Lime Island, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Dollarville, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Manistique, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Munising Bay and Other Points of Interest, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: St. Ignance, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Trout Lake Tour, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Upper Tahquamenon, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Blaney Park, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Where to Go, What to Do: Whitefish Point, an article in the Fort Brady camp newspaper, “Lock Guard,” ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

MINNESOTA

A Manual of Procedure for the Minnesota Gazetteer: A Study of Minnesota Place-Names, 21 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Minnesota Geographic Board.)

Kittson County History (A School History), 1940, 89 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Education and the Kittson Historical Society.)

Logging Town: The Story of Grand Rapids, 1941, 77 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Grand Rapids Village Council.)

Minneapolis: The Story of a City, 1940, 97 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Minneapolis Board of Education.)

Minnesota: A State Guide, New York, The Viking Press, 1938 523 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State of Minnesota Executive Council.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Minnesota Arrowhead Country, Chicago: Albert Whitman and Co., 1941, 237 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Minnesota Arrowhead Association.)

Minnesota County Histories: Blue Earth County, 1938, 61 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Education.)

Minnesota County Histories: Rice County, by Raymond Munson, 1939, 45 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Education.)

Minnesota County Histories: Wabasha County, by Raymond Munson, 1939, 71 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Education.)

Minnesota Recreation Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

St. Cloud Guide, 1936, 63 pages. (WPA)

The Bohemian Flats, Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, 1941, 52 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Henepin County Historical Society.)

The Mayors of St. Paul, 1850-1940, 1940, 73 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of St. Paul.)

Twelve Poses West, by Clifford Greer of the Minnesota WPA program, McGregor, MN, 1967 [presumably an unfinished project at the time of the WPA’s termination in 1943], 135 pages. (WPA)

MISSISSIPPI

English for Adults, a series of 11 adult education lessons, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Education.)

Family Relations Stories: Children in the Home, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Education.)

Family Relations Stories: Food and Play, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Education.)

Family Relations Stories: The Home and Family, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Education.)

Magnolia Sketches, a series of 110 radio scripts released by the Mississippi Power and Light Company, on topics like history, agriculture, and local events. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Power and Light Company.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Mississippi: A Guide to the Magnolia State, New York: The Viking Press, 1938, 545 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Advertising Commission.)

Mississippi Gulf Coast: Yesterday and Today, Gulfport, MS: Gulfport Printing Co., 1939, 162 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Women’s Club of Gulfport.)

Mississippi Press: A Pageant, 1941, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Press Association.)

Mississippi Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Service Guide to Jackson. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Archeology and History.)

Servicemen’s Guide to Hattiesburg and Area, 1942, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Archeology and History.)

Servicemen’s Guide to Vicksburg, 1942, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Archeology and History.)

Soldier’s Guide to Jackson, Mississippi, 1941, 16 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Board of Development, Advertising, and Industrial Division.)

The Mississippi’s Governor’s Mansions, an article in the “Journal of Mississippi History,” June, 1940. (WPA)

U.S. Army on Leave in Biloxi, weekly bulletins, 1941, 2-3 pages each. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

U.S. Army on Leave in Pascagoula, weekly bulletins, 1941, 2-3 pages each. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army.)

Your Health: Cancer, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Crippled Children’s Service, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Dental Hygiene, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Diphtheria, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Your Health: Dysentery, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Endemic Typhus, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Establishing County Health Boards, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: General Work of County Health Board, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Hookworm, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Malaria, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Midwives, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Pneumonia, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Public Health Laboratory, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Small Pox, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Syphylis, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Tuberculosis, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Vital Statistics, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Whooping Cough, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

Your Health: Work of a County Health Nurse, radio script released by the Mississippi Board of Health, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Mississippi Board of Health.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

MISSOURI

Missouri: A Guide to the Show Me State, New York: Duell, Sloan, and Pearce, 1941, 652 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Missouri Highway Commission.)

Missouri Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

MONTANA

Books About Montana, 1942, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Montana Department of Agriculture.)

Copper Camp, New York, 309 pages. (WPA)

First Boy and Fire Bear: Story of the Assiniboine, Helena, MT: State Publishing Company, 1941, 200 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Fort Peck Indian Agency and the Montana Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry.)

Frontier and Midland, appears to be a periodical, with a WPA-written article in Vol. 18, No. 4, Summer 1938, 84 pages. (WPA)

Land of Nakoda, 1942, 295 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Montana Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry.)

Montana: A Profile in Pictures, New York: Fleming Publishing Co., 1941, 55 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Montanans, Inc.)

Montana: A State Guidebook, New York: The Viking Press, 1939, 429 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Montana Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry.)

Montana. Fact. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the Montana Recreational Handbook, see below, 1941, 35 pages. (WPA)

Montana Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Montanans’ Golden Anniversary: Humorous History, Handbook and 1940 Almanac, Helena, MT: State Publishing Company, 1940, 127 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Montana Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry.)

Naming of the Blackfeet, 1938, 6 pages. (WPA)

Plants Hardy in Butte, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Garden Club.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

NEBRASKA

A Military History of Nebraska, 1939, 109 pages. (WPA)

Almanac for Nebraskans – 1939, Lincoln, NE: Woodruff Printing Co., 1938, 112 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nebraska State Historical Society.)

Guide to the Campuses – Lincoln and Omaha, 22 pages. (WPA)

History of the Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital, 1941, 62 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Nebraska Sociology Department.)

Intra-Urban Mobility in Omaha, 1941, 15 pages. (WPA)

Italians of Omaha, Omaha, NE: Independent Printing Co., 1941, 111 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Sons of Italy.)

Lincoln City Guide, Lincoln, NE: Woodruff Printing Co., 1937, 87 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nebraska State Historical Society.)

Nebraska: A Guide to the Cornhusker State, New York: Viking Press, 1939, 424 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nebraska State Historical Society.)

Nebraska. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the Nebraska Recreational Handbook, see below. 1941, 31 pages. (WPA)

Nebraska Folklore, ca. 1937-1940, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Ballads, ca. 1937-1940, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Children’s Games, ca. 1937-1940, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Cowboy Songs, ca. 1937-1940, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Cowboys Songs 2, ca. 1937-1940, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Dance Calls, (may be in two-parts) ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Early Nebraska Cooking, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Nebraska Folklore: Farmers’ Alliance; Songs of the 1890s, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Historical Legends, ca. 1937-1940, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Indian Ghost Legends, ca. 1937-1940, 11 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Indian Legends, ca. 1937-1940, 11 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Indian Place Name Legends, ca. 1937-1940, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Legends of Febold Feboldson, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: More Farmer Alliance Songs, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: More Santee Sioux Indian Legends, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Nebraska Cattle Brands, ca. 1937-1940, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Pioneer Cooking, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Pioneer Dance Calls, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Pioneer Recollections, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Pioneer Religion, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Pioneer Schools, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Place Name Stories, ca. 1937-1940, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Nebraska Folklore: Proverbs, Prophesies, Signs and Sayings, two-part, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Reminiscence of Dad Stuuter, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Santee Sioux – Indian Legends, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Songs About Nebraska, ca. 1937-1940, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Folklore: Tall Tales, ca. 1937-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.)

Nebraska Health Almanac, 1942, 34 pages. (WPA)

Nebraska History, a WPA-written article appears in the September 1941 issue of this publication of the Nebraska State Historical Society. (WPA)

Nebraska Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Nebraska Republicans and Reconstruction, 1941, 84 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Omaha History Department.)

Old Bellevue, Papillion, NE: Papillion Times, 1937, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Sarpy County Historical Society.)

Omaha, 1938. (WPA)

Origins of Nebraska Place Names, Lincoln, NE: Woodruff Printing Co., 1938, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nebraska State Historical Society.)

Pageant of Wausa Nebraska, program, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Wausa Improvement Club.)

Printing Comes to Lincoln, 1940, 88 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Benjamin Franklin Club.)

Search for Oil in Nebraska, 1942, 10 pages. (WPA)

Shucks from the Husking Bee, 1936, 23 pages. (WPA)

The Nebraska Scholar, a quarterly magazine, with WPA-written articles appearing in the April 1940, October 1940, January 1941, April 1941, June 1941, and December 1941 editions. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Nebraska.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

The Negroes of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE: Woodruff Printing Co., 1940, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Omaha Urban League Community Center.)

University of Nebraska City Campus Guide, 1941, 15 pages. (WPA)

We Settled the Planes, 1941, 33 pages. (WPA)

Weekly News Stories, about 25 weekly releases by the Nebraska Press Association, ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Nebraska Press Association.)

NEVADA

A Technical Review of Early Comstock Mining Methods, 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Bureau of Mines.)

Calendar of Events in Nevada: 1939, Reno, NV: A. Carlisle & Co., 1939, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nevada State Historical Society.)

Maternal and Child Health: Program in Nevada, 1941, 5 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nevada Department of Health.)

Nevada: A Guide to the Silver State, Portland, OR: Binfords & Mort, 1940, 315 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nevada State Historical Society.)

Nevada Defense Letters, two letters, 1941, both 11 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Nevada Defense Council.)

Nevada Notes: “601,” 1939, 8 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Nevada State Historical Society.)

Nevada Notes: Lost Mines of Nevada, 1939. (WPA, sponsored by Nevada State Historical Society.)

Nevada Notes: Nevada Towns, 1939, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Nevada State Historical Society.)

Nevada Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Origins of Place Names, Reno, 1941. (WPA)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Children at Play, 1936, 8 pages. (WPA)

Down to the Sea, 1939, 39 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Manchester City Library.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Festal Days: Songs and Games of the Franco-Americans of New Hampshire, Manchester, NE, Granite State Press, 1941, 49 pages. (WPA)

Hands that Build New Hampshire, Battleboro, VT, Stephen Days Press, 1940, 288 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the governor and council of New Hampshire.)

Historical Items, a series of magazine articles appearing in the “New Hampshire Troubadour,” published by the New Hampshire Planning and Development Commission, in the following editions: March, May, November, and December 1939, and January and February 1940. (WPA)

Monthly Narrative Report, perhaps two editions in 1937, about 18-20 pages each. (WPA)

New Hampshire: A Guide to the Granite State, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, Co., 1938, 559 pages. (WPA, sponsored by governor of New Hampshire.)

New Hampshire Picture Books. (WPA)

New Hampshire Professional and Service Division, 1940, 53 pages. (WPA)

New Hampshire Recreation Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New Hampshire Stories. (WPA)

New Hampshire Works Its Sugar Bush, 1941, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Department of Agriculture.)

New Hampshire WPA Writers Project, 1940, 21 pages. (WPA)

Plays and Players in New Hampshire, Manchester, NE: Granite State Press, 1941, 50 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the governor and council of New Hampshire.)

Raging Rivers and the WPA, 1936, 12 pages. (WPA)

Readers Map of New Hampshire Authors, 1940, 1 page (pictorial map). (WPA, sponsored by the New Hampshire Book Fair.)

The New Hampshire Fair, November, 1940, 24 pages. (WPA)

NEW JERSEY

Allendale and its Fire Fighters, Ridgewood News Press, 1938, 33 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Allendale Volunteer Fire Department.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Associated Catholic Charities, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 26, 1940, 8 pages. (WPA)

Atlantic City and Public Housing. (WPA)

Bergen County Panorama, 356 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Bergen County Chamber of Commerce.)

Bibliography of Air Raid Precautions in Civil Defense, Vol. 6, 1943, 642 pages. (WPA)

Bloomingdale Volunteers, and Brief Historical Account of Bloomingdale Borough, Butler, NJ: The Argus Print, 1938, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Bloomingdale Borough Council.)

Camden’s Civic and Social Agencies. (WPA)

Conference of Jewish Charities. Jewish Day Nursery and Neighborhood House. Jewish Social Service. Jewish Children’s Home. Jewish Child Guidance Bureau. Part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 4, 1939, 8 pages. (WPA)

Consumers Newsletter, series, ca. 1941, 4-7 pages ea. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Defense Council and War Information Service.)

Day Nurseries, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 28, 1940, 8 pages. (WPA)

Entertaining a Nation: The Career of Long Branch, New Jersey Printing Co., 1940, 211 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Long Branch.)

Essex County Juvenile Court, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 3, 1939, 8 pages. (WPA)

Fair Lawn Schools, by Louis Sepperstein, 1941, 47 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Board of Education.)

Fair Lawn’s Fire Fighters, 1938, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Board of Fire Commissioners.)

Foreign Language Broadcasts, by Paul Lazerfeld, chapter in book, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Columbia University Bureau of Research.)

Guide to Palisades Interstate Park. (WPA)

Highlight, Vol. 1, No. 3, Feb. 1937, 63 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Homes for the Aged, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 30, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA)

Hospitals, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 32, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA)

Housing in Camden: Housing Authority of the City of Camden, 1942. (WPA)

Livingston: The Story of a Community, Progress Publishing Co., 1939, 166 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the township of Livingston.)

Matawan, 1936, 95 pages. (WPA)

Monroe Township, Middlesex County, 1838-1938, New Brunswick, NJ: Christie Press, 1938, 140 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Monroe Township Committee.)

New Jersey: A Profile in Pictures, New York: M. Barrows and Co., 1939, 65 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

New Jersey: A Guide to its Present and its Past, New York: The Viking Press, 1939, 735 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Public Library of Newark and the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

New Jersey Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New Jersey Writers Project Catalogue, 1940, 7 pages. (WPA)

Newark Civic and Social Agencies, series of 32 pamphlets, 1940-41. (WPA, sponsored by the Newark Public Library.)

Newark Housing Authority Annual Report, 1940, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the City Newark Housing Authority.)

Newark Police Department, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 7, 1939, 8 pages. (WPA)

Old Princeton’s Neighbors, Princeton, NJ: Graphic Arts Press, 1939, 108 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Borough of Princeton.)

Origin of Place Names, 1939, 41 pages. (WPA)

Princeton’s Fire Fighters, 1788-1938, 1938, 62 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of Princeton.)

Procedure Used in Conducting Consumer Cooperative Survey in New Jersey, 510 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Proceedings of the New Jersey State Constitutional Convention of 1844, Trenton, NJ: 1942, 655 pages. (WPA)

Protective and Foster Homes, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 29, 1940, 8 pages. (WPA)

Public Markets, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA)

Records of the Swedish Lutheran Churches at Raccoon and Penns Neck, 1713-1786, 1938, 387 pages. (WPA)

Report of the Housing Authority, Newark, NJ: Newark Printing Co., 1940, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Housing Authority of Newark.)

Ridgefield Park Fire Department, 1939, 64 pages. (WPA)

Salvation Army. Goodwill Home and Rescue Mission. Travelers Aid Society. Part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 2, 1939, 8 pages. (WPA)

Social Security. Food Stamp Plan. Part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 31, 1941, 16 pages. (WPA)

State of New Jersey Annual Report of the State Housing Authority, 1940. (WPA)

Stories of New Jersey: A Confederate Shrine in New Jersey, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: A Preview of Hollywood, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Age of Plastics, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Bees and their Work, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Bonapartes in New Jersey, school bulletin, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Capt. Huddy, Defender of the Salt Works, school bulletin, ca. 1936- 1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Cedar Mining in New Jersey’s Sunken Forest, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Stories of New Jersey: Centenary of Grover Cleveland, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Clara Barton, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Clay and Clay Industries, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Coast Guard, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Colonial Currency Wampum, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Court Martial of Benedict Arnold, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Delaware Bay Oysters, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Dutch Colonial Architecture of the North New Jersey, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Elizabeth Hadden, school bulletin, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: End of the “Old People,” school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Five Hundred Years of Printing, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Forest Fire Service, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Frances Hopkinson, school bulletin, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Frank Forester, the Sportsmen’s Author, school bulletin, ca. 1938- 1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Free Acres, a Single Tax Community, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Stories of New Jersey: George Innes, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Holland Submarine, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Indian Place Names, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Introducing Christmas Trees, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Jersey Homesteads, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Jersey Tomatoes, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: John Fitch and the Steamboat, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: John Witherspoon, school bulletin, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Life in a Lenape Village, school bulletin, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Living Landmarks, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: New Jersey Cranberries, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: New Jersey Goes to the Fair, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: N.J. Animal Quarantine Station, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Newark Metropolitan Airport, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: New Jersey’s First Summer Resort, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Stories of New Jersey: New Jersey’s Orchid Industry, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: North American Phalanx, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Old Oxford Furnace, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Paterson, the Federal City, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Philip Freneau, Poet of the Revolution, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Ringwood Manor State Park, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Robert Louis Stevenson, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Rockaway River, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Safeguards of Our Coast, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: “Salmagundi” and Cockloft Hall, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Seth Boyden – The Uncommercial Inventor, school bulletin, ca. 1939- 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Soil Conservation in New Jersey, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Stage Coaches of New Jersey, school bulletin, ca. 1940-1941. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Stephen Crane, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Table of Contents, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Stories of New Jersey: Table of Contents, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Birthplace of Hans Brinker, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Cradle of the Telegraph, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Egg Auction, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Federal Constitutional Convention, school bulletin, ca. 1937- 1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The First Football Game, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The First Railroad in New Jersey, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Goldbeaters, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Growth of RCA, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Mink Farm, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Morris Canal, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Mosquito War, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Old Barracks, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Old Timothy Ball House, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Pompton Mutiny, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Stories of New Jersey: The Romance of the Roeblings, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Rotolactor, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Seeing Eye, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Story of Allaire, school bulletin, ca. 1938-1939. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Story of Lennox Pottery, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Tea Burners of Greenwhich, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Underground Railroad in New Jersey, school bulletin, ca. 1939- 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Vanished Bog – Iron Industry, school bulletin, ca. 1937-1938. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: The Wizard of Menlow Park, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Walt Whitman’s Home, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Where Does Your Pencil Come From, school bulletin, ca. 1936-1937. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

Stories of New Jersey: Zinc from the Jersey Hills, school bulletin, ca. 1939-1940. (WPA, sponsored by the New Jersey Guild Associates.)

The Fair Lawn Schools, 1941, 48 pages. (WPA)

The Story of Dunellen, 1887-1937, 1937, 111 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor and Golden Jubilee Committee.)

The Story of Wyckoff, 1939, 47 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Wyckoff Township Committee.)

The Swedes and Finns in New Jersey, Bayonne, NJ: Jersey Printing Company, 1938, 165 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

The Swedes and the Finns in New Jersey: Swedes and Finns as Americans, school bulletin. (WPA)

The Swedes and the Finns in New Jersey: The Founding of New Sweden, school bulletin. (WPA)

The Swedes and the Finns in New Jersey: The Rise and Fall of Swedish Rule in the Delaware Valley, school bulletin. (WPA)

The Swedes and the Finns in New Jersey: The Story of the Swedish Church, school bulletin. (WPA)

The Welfare Federation of Newark. Social Service Exchange. Prisoners’ Aid Society of Essex County. Essex County Legal Aid Association. Part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 6, 1939, 8 pages. (WPA)

Trenton Public Schools, 1941, 8 pages. (WPA)

Trenton’s Municipal Activities: Department of Weights and Measures. (WPA, sponsored by the Free Public Library of Trenton.)

Trenton’s Municipal Activities: Police Department. (WPA, sponsored by the Free Public Library of Trenton.)

Trenton’s Municipal Activities: Public Markets. (WPA, sponsored by the Free Public Library of Trenton.)

Trenton’s Municipal Activities: School of Industrial Arts. (WPA, sponsored by the Free Public Library of Trenton.)

Trenton’s Municipal Activities: Sewage Disposal. (WPA, sponsored by the Free Public Library of Trenton.)

Trenton’s Municipal Activities: Trenton Fire Department. (WPA, sponsored by the Free Public Library of Trenton.)

Trenton’s Municipal Activities: Trenton and Mercer Company Memorial Building. (WPA, sponsored by the Free Public Library of Trenton.)

Tuberculosis, Cancer and Cardiac Leagues, part of a Newark Civic and Social Agencies series, No. 27, 1940, 7 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

NEW MEXICO

Calendar of Annual Events in New Mexico, Santa Fe, NM: Rydall Press, 1937, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Santa Fe Civic League and Chamber of Commerce.)

New Mexico: A Guide to the Colorful State, New York: Hastings House, 1940, 458 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of New Mexico and the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission.)

New Mexico Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Over the Turquoise Trail (might be a two-volume set), 1936 and/or 1938. (WPA)

Place Names in New Mexico, University of New Mexico Press, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission.)

Spanish-American Song and Game Book, New York, 1942, 87 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of New Mexico.)

The Story and Songs of Los Pastores, 1938, 17 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New Mexico Writers’ Guild.)

NEW YORK

A Checklist of the Imprints of Sag Harbor Long Island, 1791-1820. (WPA)

A Trial Bibliography of Bibliographies Relating to Labor – A Preliminary Checklist, 76 pages. (WPA)

Albany Guide: Past and Present, 27 pages. (WPA)

Almanac for New Yorkers: 1937, New York: Simon & Schuster, 128 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

Almanac for New Yorkers: 1938, Modern Age Books, Inc., 118 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

Almanac for New Yorkers: 1939, Modern Age Books, Inc., 153 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

Cemetery Inscriptions from Private Burial Grounds in Schenectady County, 1938. (WPA)

Changing New York, New York: E.P. Dutton & Co., 1939, 208 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Federal Art Project and the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Defense in the Kitchen, 1941, 19 pages. (WPA)

Delivery of Food During War Emergency in the New York Metropolitan Area: A Control System, 1942, 16 pages. (WPA)

Do You Know the Facts About Old Troy, weekly newspaper articles, ca. 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Troy-Observer newspaper.)

Dutchess County, 166 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Women’s City & Country Club of Dutchess County.)

Films for Defense, 1941, 22 pages. (WPA)

Food Commodities in New York Area, 1941, 50 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of New York.)

Hick’s Neck: The Story of Baldwin, Long Island, Baldwin, NY: The Baldwin Citizen Press, 1939, 61 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Baldwin National Bank & Trust Co.)

History of Ellis Island, New York Harbor, 1941. (WPA)

Interesting High Points in New York: From Niagara Falls to Albany, 1939, 17 pages. (WPA)

Jewish Families and Family Circles of New York, Futuro Press, 1939, 206 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Yiddish Writers’ Union.)

Johnstown in New York State’s Mohawk Valley, 1941, 99 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Johnstown Common Council.)

New York: A Guide to the Empire State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1940, 782 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New York State Historical Association.)

New York City, American Legion folder, 1937, 6 pages. (WPA)

New York City Guide: A Comprehensive Guide to the Five Boroughs of the Metropolis – Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, Richmond (Volume II – see “New York Panorama” below), New York: Random House, 1939, 680 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

New York City Project Bibliography, 8 pages. (WPA)

New York Learns: A Guide to the Educational Facilities of the Metropolis, New York: M. Barrows & Co., 1939, 320 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New York World Fair.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

New York Panorama: A Comprehensive View of the Metropolis (Volume I – see “New York City Guide” above), New York: Random House, 1938, 526 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

New York Recreational Handbook, Northport, New York: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 48 pages [note: there might also be a recreational handbook specific to New York City]. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New York State. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the New York Recreational Handbook, see above. 1941, 51 pages. (WPA)

Portrait of a Writer, five brochures, in Hebrew, appears to be statistical survey of WPA writers in New York City, 2-4 pages each. (WPA)

Private Burial Grounds in Schenectady County, 1938, 43 pages. (WPA)

Rensselaer County: 150th Anniversary, 1941, 32 pages. (WPA sponsored by the Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors.)

Rochester and Monroe County, 1937, 400 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Rochester and the Genesee Book Club.)

Social Hygiene Brochures, 18 brochures, 1939, 4 pages each. (WPA, sponsored by the New York City Department of Health.)

Sweetman and West Charleston Cemeteries, 1939, 76 pages. (WPA)

The Film Index: The Film as Art, New York: H.W. Wilson Co., 1941, 780 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art.)

The Italians of New York, New York: Random House, 1938, 241 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

The Jewish Landsmanschaftn, New York, 1938, 397 pages. (WPA)

The Negro in New York: An Informal Social History, edited by Roy Ottley and William J. Weatherby, New York: New York Public Library and Oceana Publications, Inc., 1967 [a project begun by the WPA and finished later]. (WPA)

The Story of Five Towns, 1941, 70 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Lawrence-Cedarhurst Chamber of Commerce.)

Warren County: A History and Guide, 1942, 275 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the New York Division of Commerce.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Your New York, 1937, 24 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds’ Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

NORTH CAROLINA

Bundle of Troubles and Other Tar Heel Tales, edited by W.C. Hendricks. (WPA)

Charlotte: A Guide to the Queen City of North Carolina, News Printing House, 1939, 74 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the American Legion Hornet’s Nest Post No. 9.)

How North Carolina Grew, Raleigh, NC: News and Observer, 1941, 98 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the North Carolina Historical Commission.)

How They Began: Story of North Carolina County, Town and Place Names, New York: Harian Publications, Inc., 1941, 73 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development.)

Manual for Writers. (WPA)

North Carolina: A Guide to the Old North State, Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1939, 601 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development.)

North Carolina Calendar of Events, 1941, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development.)

North Carolina Recreational Handbook, Northport, New York: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

People in Tobacco, Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1941, 300 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the North Carolina State College.)

Raleigh: Capitol of North Carolina, 170 pages. (WPA)

What’s Doing in North Carolina: A Calendar of Events, Raleigh, 1940, 24 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development.)

NORTH DAKOTA

A History of Richland County, Wahpeton, 1938, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Wahpeton Park Committee.)

Bismarck, 1938, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Bismarck Association of Commerce.)

North Dakota: A Guide to the Northern Prairie State, Fargo, ND: Knight Printing Co., 1938, 371 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Historical Society of North Dakota.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

North Dakota Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc. 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

OHIO

A Guide to the Ohio State University, 1937, 16 pages. (WPA)

A Report of Progress. (WPA)

Air Raid Warden. (WPA)

Ashland’s Eternity Acres, 1942, 95 pages. (WPA)

Bryan and Williams Country, Gallipolis, OH: Downtown Printing Co., 1941, 117 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Bryan.)

CCC in Ohio, 1937, 14 pages. (WPA)

Chillicothe and Ross County, 1938, 91 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ross County Northwest Territory Committee.)

Chillicothe: Ohio’s First Capitol, 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chillicothe Civic Association.)

Cincinnati: A Guide to the Queen City and its Neighbors, 570 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Cincinnati.)

Cincinnati: Glimpses of its Youth, 1938, 42 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cincinnati Public Schools.)

Cincinnati: Highlights of a Long Life, 1938, 42 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cincinnati Public Schools.)

Cincinnati: The Childhood of Our City, 1938, 41 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cincinnati Public Schools.)

City Hall: The Story of Government in Cincinnati, Columbus, OH: Wiesen-Hart Press, 1940, 64 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society and the Hamilton County Good Government League.)

Cleveland City Hospital, 1941, 25 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the City Hospital.)

Cleveland Parks. (WPA)

Cleveland’s Boystowns, 1940, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Cleveland.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Cudell House: Crafts and Arts Center, 1940, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeological and History Society.)

Directory of Social Resources: Columbus and Franklin County, 1942. (WPA)

Established Camp Directory, Dayton, OH: The Camp Committee of the Council of Social Agencies, 1938, 46 pages. (WPA)

Fairfield County and WPA, District No. 7, 6 pages. (WPA)

Findlay and Hancock County, 1937, 52 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Findlay College.)

Fremont and Sandusky County, 1940, 115 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Fremont.)

Gallia County, 6 pages. (WPA)

Gallipolis, Gallipolis, Downtown Printing Co., 1940, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Gallipolis Sesquicentennial Committee.)

Guide to Morrow County Fair. (WPA)

Guide to the Cincinnati Zoo, Wiesen-Hart Press, 1942, 109 pages. (WPA)

Guide to the Ohio State Fair, 1937, 6 pages. (WPA)

Guide to Tuscarawas County, 1940, 119 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Tuscarawas Chamber of Commerce.)

History of the Ordinance of 1787 and the Old Northwest Territory, 1937, 95 pages. (WPA)

Illustrated Columbus Zoo Book, 1940, 59 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Columbus Zoological Society.)

Introduction to Standard English Braille, 1937, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State School for the Blind.)

Lake County History, 1940, 100 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Lake County Centennial Commission.)

Lake County Landmarks, 1940, 35 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Lake County Chapter Western Reserve Historical Society.)

Lake Erie Vacationland in Ohio, Sandusky, OH: Stephens Printing Co., 1941, 129 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Sandusky and Ohio Lake Erie Vacational Land, Inc.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Lifting the Veil: Centennial Pageant, 1837-1937, 52 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State School for the Blind.)

Lima and Allen County, 64 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Better Business Bureau of Lima.)

Marietta, 6 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Northwest Territory Celebration Commission.)

Martins Ferry Sesquicentennial, 1937, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Martins Ferry Sesquicentennial Committee.)

Models for the Blind, 198 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State School for the Blind.)

Nature Trails: Cincinnati Park System, 1941, 66 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cincinnati Board of Park Commissioners.)

Northwest Territory Celebration Commission, 68 pages. (WPA)

Ohio: A Portrait, Fleming Publishing Co., 64 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeology and Historical Society.)

Ohio Facts, Events, and Places Tours. May be related to the Ohio Recreational Handbook, see below. (WPA)

Ohio Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Ohio State Fair, 1850-1937, 1937, 8 pages. (WPA)

Ohio the Northwest Territory. (WPA)

Ohio’s Capitols, 1936, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeology and Historical Society.)

Parks of Greater Cleveland (appears to be a series, or a collection, of articles in a Cleveland parks & recreation magazine), 1940 (perhaps August), 44 pages. (WPA.)

Pickaway County, District No. 8, 6 pages. (WPA)

Play Spots, Akron and Summit County, 60 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Akron Chamber of Commerce, Akron Community Chest, and Akron Department of Recreation.)

Publications of Ohio Writers’ Project. (WPA)

Recreational Opportunities: Cleveland, 1940, 88 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Cleveland Division of Recreation.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Servicemen’s Club, Columbus, 6 pages. (WPA)

Springfield and Clark County, Springfield, OH: Springfield Tribune Printing Co., 1941, 136 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Springfield Chamber of Commerce)

Tales of Old Cincinnati, Wisen-Hart Press, 1940, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Hamilton County Good Government League.)

The Army and Navy Union, USA: A History of the Union and its Auxiliary, 1942, 239 pages. (WPA).

The Beautiful River, 1940, 41 pages. (WPA)

The National Road in Song and Story, Columbus, OH: Stoneman Press, 1940, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society.)

The National Youth Administration in District No. 11, 6 pages. (WPA)

The Notice, a quarterly catalog of Ohio Writer’s Project publications, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeology and Historical Society.)

The Ohio Guide, New York: Oxford University Press, 1940, 634 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio Archaeology and Historical Society.)

The Playleader’s Guide, 1940, 224 pages (there is also a 1941 revised edition). (WPA, sponsored by the Cleveland Department of Parks and Public Properties, Division of Recreation.)

The Poles in Cleveland, 1940, 164 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Cleveland.)

The Story of the WPA in Ohio. (WPA)

They Built a City: 150 Years of Industrial Cincinnati, 1939, 402 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of Cincinnati.)

Today in Southeastern Ohio, 1937, 14 pages. (WPA)

Toledo: Some Points of Interest. (WPA)

Urbana and Champaign County, 147 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Urbana Lions Club.)

Warren and Trumbull County, 1938, 60 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Western Reserve Historical Celebration Committee.)

Westerville, 1941, 120 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Works Progress Administration in Ohio, may be reports issued in the fall of several years. (WPA)

Zanesville and Muskingum County, 1938, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Zanesville Chamber of Commerce.)

OKLAHOMA

Calendar of Annual Events in Oklahoma, Tribune Publishing Co., 1938, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Oklahoma State Travel and Tourist Bureau.)

Chronicles of Oklahoma, Vol. XIV, No. 3, Sept. 1936, 141 pages. (WPA)

Labor History of Oklahoma, A.M. Van Horn, 1939, 120 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor.)

Oklahoma: A Guide to the Sooner State, University of Oklahoma Press, 1941, 442 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Oklahoma.)

Oklahoma Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Tulsa: A Guide to the Oil Capitol, The Mid-West Printing Co., 1938, 79 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Tulsa Federation of Women’s Clubs.)

OREGON

A Program of the Rainbow of the Years, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Corvallis Women’s Club.)

An Oregon Almanac for 1940, Wilma Leiter Publisher, 1939, 85 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Joaquin Miller Associates.)

Art Program, a magazine article in the University of Oregon Commonwealth Review, 1940. (WPA)

Auburn: Ghost Town, a magazine article in the University of Oregon Commonwealth Review, 1937. (WPA)

Builders of Timberline Lodge, Wiliamet Printing Co., 1937, 30 pages. (WPA)

Care of Records. (WPA)

Daily Sales of an Auburn Store in 1886. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Federal Writers’ Findings, 1939. (WPA)

Fire Prevention in Portland, 1938, 48 pages (revised edition in 1941 has 56 pages). (WPA)

Flax in Oregon, a revised and reprinted 1930 publication, 1939, 19 pages. (WPA)

History of Clackamas County Library System, 1941, 40 pages. (WPA)

History of Education in Portland, 1937. (WPA)

History of Lynn County, 1941, 174 pages. (WPA)

History of Portland, 1940, 30 pages. (WPA)

History of Portland’s Women’s Club, 1941, 20 pages. (WPA)

June McLoughlin, 1936, 4 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Clackamas County Schools.)

Letter from Luckiamute Valley in 1886. (WPA)

Milwaukie, a Pageant, 49 pages. (WPA)

Mt. Hood, New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1940, 132 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Oregon State Board of Control.)

Mt. Hood Timberline Lodge, 1936, 40 pages. (WPA)

Mt. Hood Timberline Lodge – Furnishings, 1939. (WPA, sponsored by the Timberline Ski Club.)

Newspapers Sunday Features, a magazine section in the Portland Oregon Journal’s “The Oregonian,” 1939. (WPA)

Oregon Oddities, 50 pamphlets, 1938-1941, 4 pages each. (WPA, sponsored by the Library Association of Portland.)

Oregon Oddities, radio scripts, 10 subjects. (WPA)

Oregon Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Oregon: The End of the Trail, Binfords & Mort, 1940, 549 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Oregon State Board of Control.)

Pictorial Map and Legends of Marion County and City of Salem, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Salem Centennial Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Pioneer Characters and Costumes, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Civic Theatre of Portland.)

Portland Fire Alarm System, 1938, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Portland Fire College.)

Portraits of Empire Builders, 13 radio scripts, 2-3 pages each, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Portland Public Schools.)

Rainbow of the Years, a Pageant, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs.)

Recreational Directory of Portland, 1942, 47 pages. (WPA)

Salem Centennial Pageant, 1940, 47 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Salem Centennial Committee.)

Soldiers of the Air, appears to be a series of radio broadcast transcripts, ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army Recruiting Service.)

The Dinner’s on You, radio scripts. (WPA)

The Oregon Art Project and its Accomplishments, in “Commonwealth Review,” May 1940. (WPA)

The Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, 1942, 47 pages. (WPA)

This Work Pays Your Community, 1941. (WPA)

Timberline Lodge, 1937, 13 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Timberline Ski Club)

Timberline Lodge, 1940, 20 pages. (WPA)

Toy and Joymakers, 1940, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Portland Fire College.)

Webfoot Whoppers, an article in “Frontier and Midland” magazine, 1939. (WPA)

What Happens to America Happens to You, a (radio?) script, 1942, 18 pages. (WPA)

Williamette Landings, by Howard M. Corning, 1947 (probably begun as a WPA project and finished or published later), 201 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Veteran Steamboat Men’s Association of the West.)

WPA Art Programs in Oregon, 1941. (WPA)

WPA Builds Public Schools, 1940. (WPA)

WPA Writers’ Project, 2 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

PENNSYLVANIA

A Bid for Liberty, 1937, 48 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission.)

A Checklist of Pennsylvania Newspapers. (WPA)

A Picture of Clinton County, 1942, 195 pages. (WPA)

A Picture of Lycoming County, 1939, 223 pages. (WPA)

Bowmansville Youth Hostel and Trails, Lancaster, PA: Commercial Printing House, 1940, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Bowmansville Youth Hostel Committee.)

Children’s Science Series: A Trip on Many Waters, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Aircraft, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Aluminum, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Bats, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Books of Stones, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Dream Stars, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Ears of Corn, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Frogs, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Children’s Science Series: Glass, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Gold, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Grapes, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Iron and Steel, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Ladder of Clouds, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Life in an Ant Hill, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Light of the World, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Lightning and Electricity, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Looking at the Moon, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Lords of the Old West, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Lumber, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Children’s Science Series: Money, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Motion Pictures, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Oil and Gas, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Orchards in all Seasons, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Oysters, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Pigeons, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Plastics, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Radio, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Rayon, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Romance of Rubber, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Salmon, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Children’s Science Series: Snow, Glaciers and Icebergs, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Story of Bees, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Story of Cement, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Story of Clay, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Story of Coal, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Story of Copper, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Story of Paper, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Television, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Trains Going By, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Warships, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Children’s Science Series: Wind, Water, Air, Chicago: Junior Press Books, Albert Whitman & Co., ca. 1939-42. (WPA, sponsored by the Philadelphia Board of Public Education, Division of Extension Education.)

Conservation Education, 1939, 108 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Education Building, 1939, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction.)

Erie: A Guide to the City and County, 1938, 134 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of Erie.)

Floods of Johnstown, 1939, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor and city council of Johnstown.)

Harmony Society in Pennsylvania, 1937, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Harmony Society Historical Association.)

Hikes in the Berks, 1937, 47 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Recreation.)

Homemaking Cottages: Their Use in Homemaking Education, 1939, 42 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction.)

Horseshoe Trail, 1938, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Henry N. Woolman, president of the Horseshoe Trail Club.)

Northampton County Guide, Bethlehem, PA: Times Publishing Co., 1939, 246 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Northampton County Historical Society.)

Parent-Teacher Service to Education, 1939, 56 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction.)

Pennsylvania: A Guide to the Keystone State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1940, 660 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania.)

Pennsylvania Cavalcade, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1942, 462 pages. (WPA)

Pennsylvania. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the Pennsylvania Recreational Handbook, see below. 1941, 44 pages. (WPA)

Pennsylvania Folk Songs and Ballads for School Camp and Playground, 1937, 16 pages. (WPA)

Pennsylvania Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 40 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Pennsylvania Swedish Heritage, about 90 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Philadelphia: A Guide to the Nation’s Birthplace, 1937, 704 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission.)

Places to Play in Allegheny County, 1937, 40 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Parks and the Board of Commissioners for Allegheny County.)

Public Recreation in Reading, 1939, 34 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Public Recreation.)

Radio in Education, 1939, 47 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction.)

Reading’s Volunteer Fire Department, 1941, 236 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Firemen’s Union of Reading.)

Story of Old Allegheny City, 1941, 236 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of Pittsburgh and the Allegheny Centennial Committee.)

Tales of Pioneer Pittsburgh, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Western Pennsylvania Committee on Folklore.)

The Making of America, Land of the Free, New York: Smith and Surrell, Inc., 1942, 324 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction and the Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies.)

Three Hikes Through Wissahickon, 1936, 18 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Newspaper Guild of Philadelphia and Camden.)

PUERTO RICO

Flora of Puerto Rico, Volume I, by Agustin Stahl, 1936, 344 pages. (WPA)

Flora of Puerto Rico, Volume II, by Agustin Stahl, 1936, 378 pages. (WPA)

Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquen, New York, 1940, 409 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Puerto Department of Education.)

RHODE ISLAND

Folklore and History: Man Who Couldn’t Keep His Head, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Public Schools.)

Folklore and History: Pawtucket Then and Now, radio script, 1940. (WPA)

Folklore and History: Poor General Prescott, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Public Schools.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Folklore and History: Samuel Slater, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the city of Pawtucket)

Folklore and History: Second Only to Washington, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Public Schools.)

Folklore and History: The Ghost of William Dabney, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Public Schools.)

Folklore and History: The Leap Across Purgatory, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Public Schools.)

Folklore and History: Under Yonder Trees, radio script, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Public Schools.)

Rhode Island: A Guide to the Smallest State, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1937, 500 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Rhode Island Secretary of State.)

Rhode Island Labor Laws, 1941, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Rhode Island Executive Department.)

Rhode Island Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Senior High Radio Workshop, appears to be a series of 11 radio scripts, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Providence Department of Public Schools.)

West Side High, appears to be a series of 6 or more radio scripts, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Providence Department of Public Schools.)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Beaufort and the Sea Islands, Savannah, GA: Review Printing Co., 47 pages. (WPA)

Directions to Recreational Activities in Spartanburg and Vicinity, 1941, 6 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Camp Croft Coordinating Committee.)

Hampton County Guide, Epworth Print Shop, 1940, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by Hampton County.)

John Caldwell Calhoun: South Carolina Statesman, 1940, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Education, Adult Education Division.)

Our South Carolina: Today from Yesterday, Clinton Press, 1942, 436 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Palmetto Pioneers, R.L. Bryan Printing Co., 81 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Education, Adult Education Division.)

Palmetto Place Names, R.L. Bryan Printing Co., 1941, 158 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Carolina Education Association.)

Recreational Guide to Columbia and Vicinity, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Columbia Defense Recreational Committee.)

South Carolina 1942 Health Almanac, 1941, 36 pages. (WPA)

South Carolina: A Guide to the Palmetto State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1941, 514 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the governor of South Carolina.)

South Carolina Folk Tales: Stories of Natural and Supernatural Beings, published as a bulletin by the University of South Carolina, October 1941, 122 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Carolina.)

South Carolina Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

South Carolina State Parks, 1941, 44 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Carolina State Commission of Forestry.)

Spartanburg County History, 1940, 304 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Spartanburg branch of the American Association of University Women.)

Thomas Green Clemson, 1939, 19 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Education, Adult Education Division.)

Why I Am A Soldier, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Education for Fort Jackson.)

SOUTH DAKOTA

A Selected List of South Dakota Books, 1943, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Dakota Library Association.)

A South Dakota Guide, Pierre, SD: State Publishing Co., 1938, 441 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the state of South Dakota.)

A Vacation Guide to Custer State Park, 1938, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored the Custer State Park Board.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Aberdeen: A Middle Border City, 1940, 94 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Dakota.)

Aberdeen Public Schools: A History, 1941. (WPA)

Both Sides of the River, 1942, 92 pages. (WPA)

Douglas County Tales and Towns, 1938, 22 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Armour Public Library Board.)

Eureka, 1887-1937, 1937, 287 pages. (WPA)

Fifty Million Pheasants: The Story of Game Birds in South Dakota, 1941, 90 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Department of Game and Fish.)

Guide to Pierre, South Dakota and Vicinity, State Publishing Co., 1937, 20 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Pierre Chamber of Commerce and the city of Pierre.)

Hamlin Garlin Memorial, 1939, 33 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the state librarian.)

Hamlin Garlin Memorial Dedication, July 12, 1936, 9 pages. (WPA)

History of Aberdeen Public Schools, 1940, 74 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Aberdeen Public Schools.)

Homesteaders of McPherson County, 1941, 85 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Superintendent of Schools.)

Legends of the Mighty Sioux, Chicago: Albert Whitman & Co., 1941, 158 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Young Citizens Publications, State Department of Instruction.)

Life in Early Huron, 1880-1889, two volumes, 1942. (WPA, sponsored by the City Commission.)

Mitchell, South Dakota: Industrial and Recreational Guide, 1938, 38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce.)

M.S.S. Manuscripts, two volumes of various articles, stories, and poems, by various authors, 1936-1937. (WPA)

Our Landlady, by L. Frank Baum, an annotated transcription, 1941, 46 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Friends of the Middle Border, Inc.)

Our South Dakota. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Physical Activities for South Dakota Schools, 1940, 78 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Dakota Department of Public Instruction.)

Pioneer Mitchell, Pierre, SD: S.D. Hipple Print Co., 1937, 12 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Mitchell Parent Teacher Association.)

Prairie Tamers of Miner Country, 1939, 35 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Carthage Public Library Board.)

Schools and Their Builders, 1939, 20 pages. (WPA)

Sodbusters, 1938, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the South Dakota Writers League.)

South Dakota: Fifty Years of Progress, edited by York Simpson, 1939, 108 pages. (WPA)

South Dakota Place Names, revised compilation (see below), 1941, 689 pages. (WPA)

South Dakota Place Names: Gold Mines and Ghost Towns, 1940, 56 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Dakota English Department.)

South Dakota Place Names: Historic Sites, Parks and Other Features, 1940, 53 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Dakota English Department.)

South Dakota Place Names: Lake Names, 1940, 84 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Dakota English Department.)

South Dakota Place Names: Mountains, Valleys and Other Natural Features, 1940, 80 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Dakota English Department.)

South Dakota Place Names: State, County and Town Names, 1940, 69 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Dakota English Department.)

South Dakota Place Names: River and Creek Names, 1940, 71 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of South Dakota English Department.)

South Dakota Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc. 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

South Dakota Writers’ Project Publications, Fall and Winter 1941-1942, 1941, 16 pages. (WPA)

Unfinished Histories: Tales of Aberdeen and Brown County, 1938, 58 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Northern South Dakota Historical Association.)

Vermillion. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Watertown: Description and Story of the City and Lake Kampeska. (WPA, sponsored by the Watertown Chamber of Commerce.)

Work Pays South Dakota, 21 pages. (WPA)

TENNESSEE

God Bless the Devil: Liars’ Bench Tales, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1940, 254 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Tennessee Department of Conservation.)

Preliminary Inventory of Maps in Tennessee, 1942, 28 pages. (WPA)

Tennessee: A Guide to the Volunteer State, New York: Viking Press, 1939, 559 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Department of Conservation.)

Tennessee. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the Tennessee Recreational Handbook, see below. 1941, 31 pages. (WPA)

Tennessee Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 28 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

TEXAS

Along the San Antonio River, San Antonio, TX: The Clegg Co., 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the city of San Antonio.)

Articles About Texas, appearing in 1940-1941 editions of “Southwest Business.” (WPA, sponsored by the Dallas Chamber of Commerce.)

Beaumont: A Guide to the City and its Environs, Houston, TX: The Anson Jones Press, 1939, 167 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Beaumont Post 1806.)

Corpus Christi: A History and Guide, Corpus Christi, TX: Caller Times Publishing Co., 1942, 245 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce.)

Houston: A History and A Guide, Houston, TX: Anson-Jones Press, 1942, 363 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Harris County Historical Society.)

Old Villita, San Antonio, TX: The Clegg Co., 1939, 23 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of San Antonio.)

Port Arthur, Houston, TX: Anson-Jones Press, 1940, 164 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Smith Post 797.)

Randolph Field: A History and Guide, New York: Devin-Adair Co., 1941, 166 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Army and the University of Texas.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

San Antonio: An Authoritative Guide, San Antonio, TX: The Clegg Co., 1938, 106 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the San Antonio Conservation Society.)

St. David’s Through the Years, 1942, 94 pages. (WPA)

Texas: A Guide to the Lone Star State, New York: Hastings House, 1940, 718 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Highway Commission.)

Texas Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 36 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

The Denison Guide, 1939, 29 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Denison Chamber of Commerce.)

Winkler County, Texas, 1941, 36 pages. (WPA)

UTAH

A History of Ogden, 1940, 77 pages. (WPA and Historical Records Survey)

A Partial Bibliography of Source Material on Weber County and Ogden City. (WPA, sponsored by the Ogden Historical Society.)

Forest Conservation in Utah, 1942, 95 pages. (WPA)

Gazetteer of Utah Localities and Altitudes, 1952 [presumably started as a WPA project but not finished or published until later], 216 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Utah, Division of Biology.)

Geological Wonders of Utah, 1942, 72 pages. (WPA)

Historical Oddities, 1936, 6 pages. (WPA)

Immigrant America, 1939, 29 pages. (WPA)

News Release: Evolution of Utah’s Boundaries Traced, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: History of Utah Hawaiian Colony, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Hunting Wild Dogs, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Indians Quickly Master White Trickery, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

News Release: Legend of the Shoebridge Mine, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Misconceptions Concerning Indians Refuted, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Mine Salting Worked in Reverse, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Mine Superstitions in Utah, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Utah’s Diamond Boom, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Utah’s Shifting Capital, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: Wait, No Candy? 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

News Release: What is a Cow? 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts.)

Origins of Utah Place Names, three editions beginning in 1938, ranging from 29-38 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah Department of Public Instruction.)

Places You Should Know, a series of articles published by the U.S. Travel Bureau, ca. 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Travel Bureau.)

Provo, Pioneer Mormon City, 1942, 223 pages. (WPA)

Registered Nurses in Utah, 1941. (WPA, sponsored by the State Board of Health.)

Tales of Utah, a collection of news stories, 1941-1942. (WPA)

Utah: A Guide to the State, New York: Hastings House, 1941, 595 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Utah Institute of Fine Arts.)

Utah Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Utah’s Story, by John D. Thornley, 1942, 90 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

VERMONT

The Catamount, Vol. 1, No. 1, Sept. 1937, 54 pages. (WPA)

Vermont: A Guide to the Green Mountain State, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1937, 392 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Vermont Planning Board.)

Vermont: A Profile of the Green Mountain State, pictorial guide, New York: Fleming Publishing Co., 1941, 64 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of Vermont.)

Vermont Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Bibliography of the Virgin Islands, edited by Charles F. Reid, et. al., New York: H.W. Wilson, Co., 1941, 225 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Interior.)

VIRGINIA

A Classified Catalogue of the Negro Collection in the Collis B. Huntington Library of Hampton Institute, 1940, 255 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Hampton Institute.)

A Guide to Hopewell and Prince George County, 1939, 68 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Prince George County Board of Supervisors, the Hopewell City Council, the Hopewell Chamber of Commerce, and the Hopewell News.)

A Living Branch of History, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, September, 1939. (WPA)

A Virginia Baedeker, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, February, 1938. (WPA)

Alexandria, 1939, 27 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Young Women’s Club of Alexandria.)

Art in Richmond, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, September, 1937. (WPA)

Art in Virginia, 13 radio plays. (WPA)

Auto Dealers Manual, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the State Division of Motor Vehicles.)

Aye, Sidney Lanier, radio play. (WPA)

Case History, radio play. (WPA)

Days of Settlement, 13 radio plays. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Dramatizing Human Needs, 8 radio plays. (WPA)

Churches of Roanoke, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

City Point and Hopewell, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, May, 1940. (WPA)

Dinwiddie County: The Country of the Apamatica, Whittet & Shepperson Printers, 1942, 302 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Dinwiddie School Board.)

Education in Roanoke, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

Explorers in the Wilderness, educational article, 1941, 15 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Franklin County School Board.)

Famous Virginia Duels, 13 radio plays. (WPA)

Flashes of Fact, articles in numerous newspapers, January through June, 1939. (WPA)

Flying Cadets, 6 radio plays. (WPA)

Folk Song to Sing, 48 pages. (WPA)

Forgotten Women of Early Day, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, December, 1937. (WPA)

Gentleman from Hanover, radio play of Patrick Henry speech. (WPA)

Government in Roanoke, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

Half a Nation, radio play. (WPA)

Historic City Point, 4 radio plays. (WPA)

Historic Features of Fredericksburg, article sent to numerous newspapers, March, 1940. (WPA)

Holiday Lore in Old Virginia, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, December, 1940. (WPA)

Industry & Commerce in Roanoke, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

Interview, radio play. (WPA, sponsored by the Red Cross.)

Investment for Happiness, radio play. (WPA, sponsored by the Federal Business Association.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Jefferson’s Albermarle, Richmond, VA: Jarman’s, Inc., 1941, 157 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Charlottesville Chamber of Commerce.)

Land of our Fathers, radio play. (WPA)

Let Freedom Ring, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941, 50 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Hopewell Chamber of Commerce.)

License Agents Manual: Division of Motor Vehicles, 1940, 33 pages. (WPA)

Literature in Richmond, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, October, 1937. (WPA)

Margin for Safety, 5 radio plays. (WPA)

Medical College of Virginia, 2 radio plays. (WPA)

Old Manchester Hour, 26 radio plays, 1938-1939. (WPA)

Old Virginia Recipes, article in the “Richmond Times Dispatch” magazine, January 15, 1939. (WPA)

Pioneer Virginia Women, 15 radio plays. (WPA)

Prince William: The Story of Its Places and People, Richmond, VA: Whittet & Shepperson, 1941, 261 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Bethlehem Good Housekeeping Club.)

Protective Agencies of Roanoke, 1940, 21 pages. (WPA)

Protective Agencies in Roanoke, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

Recreational & Cultural Activities of Roanoke, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

Recreational and Cultural Agencies of Roanoke, 1940, 15 pages. (WPA)

Richmond in Tableaux, radio play. (WPA)

Roanoke, 7 pamphlets, 1939-1940. (WPA)

Roanoke: Story of County and City, Stone Printing Co., 1942, 390 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Roanoke School Board.)

Rod Glory, radio play. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Story of Roanoke, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

Sussex County: A Tale of Three Centuries, Whittet & Shepperson Printers, 1942, 324 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Sussex County School Board.)

Telling the Story of Virginia, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, March, 1940. (WPA)

The Old Dominion in Pictures, article in the “Commonwealth” magazine, May, 1941. (WPA)

The Negro in Virginia, New York: Hastings House, 1940, 380 pages. (WPA)

The Virginia Traveler, 27 radio plays. (WPA)

The White Man Comes to Stay, educational article, 1941, 17 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Franklin County School Board.)

Three Men on a Raft, radio play. (WPA)

Two Plays – James Monroe of Virginia by Robert Kinney, educational school pamphlet for use in Roanoke schools, 1941. (WPA)

Uncle Sam’s Navy, 7 radio plays. (WPA)

Virginia: A Guide to the Old Dominion, New York: Oxford University Press, 1940, 669 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the governor of Virginia.)

Virginia: Old Dominion in Pictures, Fleming Publishing Co. (WPA, sponsored by the State Chamber of Commerce.)

Virginia Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 35 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

Virginia Writers’ Project: Bibliography, 1 page. (WPA)

War Whoops in the Wilderness, educational article, 1941, 10 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Franklin County School Board.)

WASHINGTON

History of the State of Washington, by Lancaster Pollard, 1941, 22 pages. (WPA)

Told by the Pioneers, three volumes, 1937-1938, 222 to 232 pages each. (WPA)

Trees and Men, second edition, by Herbert A. Resner, 1938, 160 pages. (WPA)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Washington: A Guide to the Evergreen State, Portland, OR: Binfords & Mort, Inc., 1941, 687 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Historical Society.)

Washington. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the Washington Recreational Handbook, see below. 1941, 39 pages. (WPA)

Washington in Pictures, 111 pages. (WPA)

Washington Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

WEST VIRGINIA

Gilmer: The Birth of a County, 1940, 14 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Gilmer County Board of Education.)

Historic Romney, 1762-1937, 1937, 67 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Romney Town Council.)

Historical Sketch of Mercer County, published on a state highway map, July, 1940. (WPA, sponsored by the State Road Commission.)

Mountain State Tintypes, 1940, 16 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Department of Education.)

My Memory Book. (WPA)

Oceana and the Cook Family, 1940, 16 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Board of Education.)

Of Stars and Bars, 1861-1865, 18 pages. (WPA)

Pineville: Where Wyoming Trails Meet, 1940, 23 pages. (WPA)

Plant Life in Braxton County, 1940. (WPA)

Sutton-on-the-Elk, 1798-1941, 1941, 40 pages. (WPA)

The Bulltown Country, 1940, 25 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Braxton County Board of Education.)

The First Census of Hampshire County (appears to have been created with the assistance of the West Virgnia Schools for the Blind), 1937, 68 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Romney Town Council.)

The Smoke Hole and its People, 1940, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Department of Education.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

Traditional Ballads – Mainly from West Virginia, by John Harrington Cox, 1939, 109 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the National Service Bureau.)

West Virginia: A Guide to the Mountain State, New York: Oxford University Press, 1941, 559 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the West Virginia Conservation Commission.)

West Virginia Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 22 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

WISCONSIN

Indian Lore, compiled by Walter Beck, 20 pages. (WPA)

Indian Place Name Legends, 1936, 50 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Teachers College.)

Portage, 1938, 85 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Portage Chamber of Commerce.)

Reverend Adalbert Inama O. Praem: A Biography, 1941, 33 pages. (WPA)

Shorewood, 1939, 109 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Village Board of Shorewood.)

The Fighting Finches (bound by the WPA’s Milwaukee Handicraft Project), 1937, 26 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Teachers College.)

The Rhinelander Logging Museum, 1940, 30 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Rhinelander Logging Museum.)

Topical Digest of Wisconsin Law. (WPA)

Wisconsin: A Guide to the Badger State, New York: Duell, Sloan, and Pierce, 1941, 651 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Wisconsin Library Association.)

Wisconsin Circus Lore (bound by the WPA’s Milwaukee Handicraft Project), 1937, 58 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the State Teachers College.)

Wisconsin. Facts. Events. Places. Tours. May be related to the Wisconsin Recreational Handbook, see below. 1941, 35 pages. (WPA)

Wisconsin Mushrooms (bound by the WPA’s Milwaukee Handicraft Project), 13 pages. (WPA)

Wisconsin Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

New Deal-Produced Writings

WYOMING

Index to Coutant’s History of Wyoming, 1941, 45 pages. (WPA)

National Guard of Wyoming, Baton Rouge, LA: Army and Navy Publishing Co., 1941, 55 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Adjutant General of the Wyoming National Guard.)

Wyoming: A Guide to its History, Highways and People, New York: Oxford University Press, 1941, 490 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Wyoming Secretary of State.)

Wyoming Recreational Handbook, Northport, NY: Bacon & Wieck, Inc., 1941, 32 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Virginia Conservation Commission.)

NEW DEAL WORKS NOT WRITTEN FOR, OR ABOUT, A SINGLE STATE OR TERRITORY

American Stuff: An Anthology of Prose and Verse by Member of the Federal Writers’ Project, New York: Viking Press, 1939, 301 pages. (WPA)

American Stuff: Special Issue of Direction, by Members of the Federal Writer’s Project, Darien, CT, 1938, 128 pages. (WPA)

American Wildlife Illustrated, New York: Wise & Co., Inc., 1940, 749 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the mayor of New York.)

Birds of the World: An Illustrated Natural History, Chicago: A. Whitman & Co., 1938, 205 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

Catalogue, American Guide Series, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1938, 31 pages. (WPA)

Catalogue of Publications, 1937, 38 pages. (WPA)

Catalogue of Publications, 1941. (WPA)

Catalogue, WPA Writers’ Program Publications, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942, 54 pages. (WPA)

Credo de Libertad: La Constitucion y Otros Documentos Historicos Estados Unidos (“Creed of Freedom: The Constitution and Other Historical Documents United States”), Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942, 47 pages. (WPA)

Estampas de una Democracia, Los Estados Unidos De America (“Pictures of a Democracy, United States Of America”), Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office ,1942, 181 pages. (WPA)

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New Deal-Produced Writings

Final Report on Disposition of Unpublished Materials on the WPA Writers’ Program, by Merle Colby, Washington, DC, 1943, 12 pages. (WPA)

Getting a Job: Employment III, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1941, 75 pages. (WPA)

Here’s New England: A Guide to Vacationland, Houghton Mifflin, 1939, 122 pages. (WPA)

Houses for All: Consumer Problems III, part of a Readers for Adults series, 194o, 83 pages. (WPA)

I Work: Employment I, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1941, 35 pages. (WPA)

Lay My Burden Down: A Folk History of Slavery, edited by B.A. Botkin, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1945, 284 pages. (Drawn from WPA manuscript materials.)

New England Hurricane: A Factual Pictorial Record, Boston: Hale, Cushman & Flint, 1938, 220 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Poor Richard Associates.)

Our Federal Government and How it Functions, New York: Hastings House, 1939, 234 pages. (WPA)

Our Government: Citizenship I, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1940, 39 pages. (WPA)

Our Home and Family: Home and Family Living I, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1941, 38 pages. (WPA)

Reptiles and Amphibians: An Illustrated Natural History, Chicago: A. Whitman & Co., 1939, 253 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

Skiing in the East: The Best Trails and How to Get There, New York: M. Barrows and Co., 1939, 334 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

Stephen Foster Songs, 1941, 22 pages. (WPA)

Stone Talk, by Sir Richard Francis Burton, 1865, reprint, 1940, 92 pages. (WPA)

Temple of Religion and Tower of Peace: Pamphlets on Religion and Democracy, 16th to 19th Centuries, 1940, 412 pages. (WPA)

The American Guide: A Sourcebook and Complete Travel Guide for the United States, edited by Henry Alsberg (former director of the Federal Writers’ Project), New York: Hastings House, 1949, 1,348 pages. (Produced from WPA materials.)

The American Guide Manual, a Federal Writers’ Project circular, 1935, 86 pages. (WPA)

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New Deal-Produced Writings

The Coast: A Magazine of Western Writing, Vol. 1, No. 1., Spring 1937, 75 pages. (WPA)

The Intracoastal Waterway: Norfolk to Key West, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1937, 143 pages. (WPA)

The Ocean Highway: New Brunswick, New Jersey to Jacksonville, Florida, New York: Modern Age Books, 1938, 244 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Delaware Secretary of State.)

The Oregon Trail: Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, New York: Hastings House, 1939, 244 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Oregon Trail Association, Inc.)

These Are Our Lives, life histories of people living in North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia, Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 421 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the University of North Carolina.)

U.S. One: Maine to Florida, New York: Modern Age Books, Inc., 1938, 344 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the U.S. No. 1 Highway Association.)

We Buy: Consumer Problems I, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1940, 35 pages. (WPA)

We Live and Grow: Personal Self-Development I, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1940, 35 pages. (WPA)

We Live Together: Community Living I, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1941, 38 pages. (WPA)

We Play: Recreation I, part of a Readers for Adults series, 1941, 39 pages. (WPA)

Who’s Who in American Aviation, Chicago: Ziff-Davis Co., 1941, 200 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Chicago Aero Commission.)

Who’s Who in the Zoo, Chicago: A. Whitman & Co., 1937, 211 pages. (WPA, sponsored by the Guilds Committee for Federal Writers’ Publications.)

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