Vocational Teacher’s Home (former) – Farmhaven MS

City:
Farmhaven, MS

Site Type:
Education and Health

New Deal Agencies:
Work Relief Programs, National Youth Administration (NYA)

Started:
1937

Completed:
1937

Quality of Information:
Minimal

Site Survival:
No Longer Extant

Description

The vocational teacher’s home was constructed by the National Youth Administration (NYA) with supervision from NYA supervisor Carl R. Furr in 1937. The project began in September and was completed in November 1937. None of the young men on the project had experience in carpentry prior to the work.

Source notes

Clarion-Ledger, Farmhaven NYA ends project, November 19, 1937, p. 17.
Series 1513 School Photograph Scrapbooks. Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Digital Archives.

Site originally submitted by Susan Allen on October 12, 2018.

Location Info


South Side, Pat Luckett Road
Farmhaven, Mississippi 39046
Madison County

Coordinates: 32.6645528, -89.7766988

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