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    Post Office Mural – Rocky Mount VA

    Date added: August 4, 2013

    The historic post office in Rocky Mount, Virginia houses an example of New Deal artwork: the mural “Life in Rocky Mount,” painted by Roy Hilton. The work was commissioned by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts.

    Post Office – Rocky Mount VA

    Date added: August 4, 2013

    The historic post office in Rocky Mount, Virginia was constructed in 1936 with Treasury Department funds. The building, which houses an example of New Deal artwork, is still in service.

    Woodrum Station Post Office, Staunton VA

    Post Office – Staunton VA

    Date added: August 4, 2013

    The historic Woodrum Station post office in Staunton, Virginia was built with Treasury Department funds in 1935. The building houses an example of New Deal artwork.

    "Tobacco Picking in the Late Colonial Era"

    Joseph L. Fisher Post Office Murals – Arlington VA

    Date added: July 30, 2013

    The old Main Post Office in Arlington VA, opened in 1937,  contains seven New Deal murals by Auriel Bessemer in its lobby.  The mural series is titled, “Agricultural and Industrial Scenes – Sketches of Virginia.”  They were commissioned by the… read more

    Joseph L. Fisher Post Office – Arlington VA

    Date added: July 30, 2013

    The old main post office in Arlington VA was constructed in 1937 by the Treasury Department to consolidate postal services in the surrounding area. “As the first federal building in the County, the post office provided a focal point for… read more

    Post Office Mural – Bassett VA

    Date added: July 27, 2013

    The fresco “Manufacture of Furniture” was commissioned by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts and installed in the historic Bassett post office in 1939. The work is still visible there today.

    Post Office – Bassett VA

    Date added: July 27, 2013

    The historic New Deal post office in Bassett, Virginia was constructed with federal Treasury Department funds in 1938. The post office is still in use today.

    "The Growing Community"

    Post Office Mural – Altavista VA

    Date added: July 27, 2013

    The mural “The Growing Community,” by Herman Maril, was painted with Treasury Section of Fine Arts funds in 1940.

    Post Office – Altavista VA

    Date added: July 27, 2013

    The historic Altavista post office was constructed in 1939 with federal Treasury Department funds. The building, which houses an example of New Deal artwork, is still in service.

    "Country Saw Mill"

    Post Office Mural – Emporia VA

    Date added: July 27, 2013

    The mural “Country Saw Mill” by Andree Ruellan was painted with Treasury Section of Fine Arts funds and was installed in the lobby of the Emporia, Virginia post office in 1941.

    Emporia, VA post office

    Post Office – Emporia VA

    Date added: July 27, 2013

    The historic post office facility in Emporia, Virginia was built with Treasury Department funds in 1939. The building, which houses an example of New Deal artwork, is still in service.

    "Mining"

    Post Office Murals – Tazewell VA

    Date added: July 24, 2013

    The Tazewell post office contains two murals by William H. Calfee completed in 1940 with Treasury Section of Fine Arts funds.

    "Coal Mining"

    Post Office Mural – Bluefield VA

    Date added: July 24, 2013

    The mural “Coal Mining,” by Richard Kenah, was completed with Treasury Section of Fine Arts funds and installed in the historic post office in Bluefield, Virginia in 1942. Kenah was a local artist who painted a variety of post office… read more

    "Clark County Products, 1939"

    Post Office Mural – Berryville VA

    Date added: July 24, 2013

    The mural “Clark County Products, 1939,” by Edwin Lewis, was completed with Treasury Section of Fine Arts funds in 1939.