Corona Creek Elementary School Improvements – Petaluma CA

City:
Petaluma, CA

Site Type:
Education and Health, Schools

New Deal Agencies:
Work Relief Programs, Works Progress Administration (WPA)

Description

This may have been the Waugh School, which benefited from several WPA projects. The WPA installed a new foundation, strengthened and reinforced the framing of the building, added a new stucco exterior, and reroofed and repainted it.

Source notes

Goddard, Paulene. 1976. The Impact of the Works Projects Administration (WPA) in Sonoma County. M.A. Thesis. (needs a site check to confirm whether Corona Creek was initially the Waugh School).

Location Info

1851 Hartman Ln
Petaluma, CA Sonoma County

Location notes:

Coordinates: 38.274749, -122.64729

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One comment on “Corona Creek Elementary School Improvements – Petaluma CA”

  1. Jacob Kirkland August 28, 2017

    Corona Creek is part of the Waugh School district, but is 21st century new construction that was built on the site of a former dairy farm. This can’t be a WPA era project.

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  1. Jacob Kirkland August 28, 2017

    Corona Creek is part of the Waugh School district, but is 21st century new construction that was built on the site of a former dairy farm. This can’t be a WPA era project.

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