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The Works Progress Administration supported Paleontologist Roland T. Bird in the excavation of Sauropod footprints near West Verde Creek in southern Bandera County, Texas. The workers cleaned out the tracks and removed debris from the excavation area. The project number was 665-66-3-233.

The Works Progress Administration completed repairs and renovations for the City Fire Station, Parkersburg. The exact location of these facilities is unknown to the Living New Deal.

The Works Progress Administration completed road improvements in Parsons, Tucker County. The work included stone-basing the streets.

The Works Progress Administration completed road improvements in Beckley, Raleigh County. The work included “patching and surface treating, 17,000 yards of bituminous macadam streets.”

The Works Progress Administration completed road and alley improvements in Mill Creek. The work included stone basing streets.

The Works Progress Administration completed road improvements on Broadway Avenue. The work included “Stone-basing and surfacing Broadway Avenue.” The exact location of this project is unknown to the Living New Deal. The name of Broadway Avenue has changed.

The Works Progress Administration paved alleys in Elkins, Randolph County.

The Works Progress Administration completed the extension and repair of the storm sewer system in St. Marys, Pleasants County.

The Works Progress Administration completed improvements for the Monongalia County School, in Morgantown. The work included “Constructing ditch, laying water lines and grading school grounds, for county schools.” The exact location and condition of this project is unknown to the Living New Deal.

The Works Progress Administration built streets and sidewalks in Northfork. The work included “stone-based street topped with tarina and limestone chips, and construction of sidewalks.”