Fort Missoula Development – Missoula MT

Description

The W.P.A. conducted development work at Fort Missoula in Montana.

W.P.A. project info:

• “Construct additions to buildings”
  Official Project Number: 13‐3‐91‐160
  Total project cost: $103,566.00
  Sponsor: War Department
• “Construct additions to buildings”
  Official Project Number: 13‐3‐91‐35
  Total project cost: $125,000.00
  Sponsor: War Department
• “Construct additions to buildings”
  Official Project Number: 13‐3‐91‐X
  Sponsor: War Department
• “Construct additions to buildings”
  Official Project Number: 13‐3‐91‐X
  Total project cost: $21,434.00
  Sponsor: War Department
• “Reconstruct and improve buildings and grounds”
  Official Project Number: 165‐2‐91‐81
  Total project cost: $72,084.00
  Sponsor: Commanding Officer, Fort Missoula, U.S. Army
• “Reconstruct, rehabilitate, and improve buildings and grounds”
  Official Project Number: 565‐91‐2‐14
  Total project cost: $62,711.00
  Sponsor: Commanding Officer, Fort Missoula, U.S. Army
• “Reconstruct and improve buildings and grounds”
  Official Project Number: 65‐2‐91‐171
  Total project cost: $56,477.00
  Sponsor: Commanding Officer, Fort Missoula, U.S. Army
• “Improve and rehabilitate buildings, systems, water and sewer lines, and improve grounds”
  Official Project Number: 713‐2‐185
  Total project cost: $75,000.00
  Sponsor: War Department ‐Q.M.C.
• “Improve buildings, grounds, and facilities”
  Official Project Number: 713‐2‐51
  Total project cost: $150,000.00
  Sponsor: Commanding Officer, Fort Missoula, U.S. War Department ‐Q.M.C.
• “Reconstruct buildings and improve grounds”
  Official Project Number: 765‐X1‐X‐2
  Sponsor: Commanding Officer, Fort Missoula, U.S. Army

Montana’s Big Timber Pioneer newspaper reported:
“Fort Missoula is to be allotted $93,165 from war department and WPA funds, Mayor Dwight N. Mason announced. The money, for repairs and installation of heating plants at the fort, was obtained through the efforts of the military affairs committee of the Missoula Chamber of Commerce and the city council.”