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Women's Work Division
- Women making rugs in Durham County, c.1934.
- Women making quilts in Durham County, c.1934.
- Women's sewing room in Charlotte, c.1934.
- Project application for a sewing room at Southport.
- Women's sewing room run with the cooperation of the Red Cross, Wilmington, 1934.
- Women's Work Division reports.
- Women making mattresses in Wilmington in 1934.
- Project application for mattress making in Buncombe County.
- Furniture making and repair in Mecklenburg County, part of the Women's Division.
- Furniture making and repair in Buncombe County, part of the Women's Division.
Recreational Facilities
- Construction of Riddick Stadium at NCSU, 1935.
- Swimming pool and bathhouse at Pullen Park, Raleigh, c. 1934.
- Gymnasium built in Morehead City, c.1934.
- Construction of park in High Point, 1933.
- Beautification of Greenfield Park in Wilmington, c.1934.
- Project application for restoration of Old Fort Raleigh.
- Restoration of Old Fort Raleigh, the gate pillars were later moved.
- Construction of pump house at Old Fort Raleigh, c. 1934.
- Nathaniel Macon House before restoration in 1917, front view.
- Nathaniel Macon House in Warren County, before restoration.
Public Education
- WPA Public Library Poster, Informed America.
- WPA Public Library Poster, Book Week.
- From inside a tobacco packing house, a farmer selects books from the Richard B. Harrison Library bookmobile, 1946.
- Muralist James McLean painting a mural for Cannon Memorial Library.
- Construction of the Mint Museum of Arts in Charlotte.
- Project application for Geodetic Control Survey.
- Geodetic survey marker.
- NC Symphony rehearsal for the concert to be given March 15, 1940 in the Meredith College Auditorium.
Roads, Streets and Bridges
- WPA project sign announcing the widening of Highway 421.
- Improving a road in Watauga County, c.1934.
- Finished road beside the Salem Reservoir in 1935
- Men working on street improvement.
- Bridge built on the Queen River in Onslow County.
- Bridge constructed near Fairmont in 1939.
- Start of street construction in Spindale in 1939
- Application for project to improve Biltmore Avenue
- Biltmore Avenue in Asheville before widening the street, pre 1934
- Biltmore Avenue in Asheville during street widening, 1934
Public Buildings
- Capitol Grounds Improvements.
- Forestry school building in Durham County.
- Repairs to Dairy Research Plant in Willard, 1939.
- New armory in Parkton, 1939.
- The men take a break to receive their pay in Durham County.
- Young Tarheel Farmers Camp at White Lake received several new buildings, c.1934.
- An addition was added to Mill Spring School in Polk County, 1939.
- American Legion Hut in Lumberton, 1933.
- Improvements to the Macedonia Colored School, c.1934.
- New School in Big Bend, c.1934.
- New School in Big Bend, c.1934. (second image)
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
- CCC Workers planting trees in western NC, c.1936.
- North tunnel portal from station, 1939.
- Grading and dumping station, 1941.
- Truck and road paving machines on parkway.
- Road crew cutting away the side of a mountain, possibly in preparation of a tunnel.
- Memo about the requirements for the Civilian Conservation Corps.
- Pamphlet announcing completing of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Federal Writer's Project
- The Highway Traveler, pamphlet collected for the Guide.
- Come to North Carolina, pamphlet collected for the Guide.
Conservation of Fish and Game
- Fish hatchery in Roaring Gap.
- Oyster planting in Carteret County, 1935.
- Project application for planting oysters, Brunswick Co. 1934.
Sewers, Drainage and Public Utility
- New Privies for Sanitary Improvement built in Wilkes County.
- Project application for sanitary privy construction.
- New privies for sanitary improvement built in Wilkes County.
- Workers building a sewer tunnel under the railroad tracks outside of Burlington, c.1934.
- Drainage Project for malaria control.
- New water lines for improved water to the community of Wilkesboro.
- W.P.A. project sign announcing the construction of Water Works for Wilkesboro.
