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Pioneer Park Lily Ponds (demolished) – Billings MT
“The same year the WPA crew worked on the tennis courts, they dug three lily ponds along the creek through Pioneer Park. The beautification project cost $3,537, with the city picking up just $137 of the total cost. … While... read more
Airport (demolished) – Farmington ME
Multiple New Deal agencies worked to develop a former municipal airport in Farmington, Maine. The Farmington airport was initially a FERA/MERA project as part of a state wide airport building program. It was built as a North/South 2000×100′ graded runway, open... read more
Airport (demolished) – Van Buren ME
The W.P.A. developed a former municipal airport in Van Buren, Maine. The location of this facility is unknown to Living New Deal.. W.P.A. project info: “Construct municipal airport” Official Project Number: 165‐1‐11‐103 Total project cost: $950,000.00 Sponsor: Town of Van... read more
North Ogden Elementary School (demolished) – North Ogden UT
The Public Works Administration funded the construction of the North Ogden Elementary School in North Ogden. Docket # 1011-R (Utah). The architect of record was E. Pierce and the contractor was Curtis Johnson. The structure was demolished in 2010. ... read more
Woodland Grade School (demolished) Improvements – Woodland UT
Originally built in 1913, the former Woodland Grade School in Woodland, Utah underwent alterations and improvement work as part of a Public Works Administration (PWA) project, Docket # 1023-R (Utah). The architect of record was Ashton and Evans. The facility... read more
Kamas High School (demolished) – Kamas UT
The Public Works Administration funded an expansion of the Kamas High School in Kamas, Smith Summit School District. Docket # 1023-R (Utah). The architect of record was Ashton and Evans, and the contractor was Berntson and Kuhre. “The Gym &... read more
Old Hesper Hall (OPSU; demolished) Renovations – Goodwell OK
The former, since-demolished Hesper Hall building at OPSU was improved with W.P.A. funds. “In 1935, the Oklahoma State Legislature allowed PAMC to purchase WPA bonds to defray the cost of renovating Hesper Hall to become the library and the museum and... read more
Payson High School (demolished)- Payson UT
The Public Works Administration (PWA) funded the construction of a new high school in Payson, Utah, replacing the original school built in 1913. That school building was, in turn, replaced by a new Payson High School in 1967.
Myton Grade School (demolished) – Myton UT
The Public Works Administration (PWA) funded the construction of the Myton Grade School in Myton NV for the Duchesne County School District. The school was designed by the architecture firm Scott and Welch. The contractor of record was Tolboe &... read more
Armory (demolished) Improvements – Norwich CT
W.P.A. improvements to the former Armory building in Norwich, CT, included: “Paint interior and exterior of Armory building”. Official Project Number: 65‐15‐1940

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