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The Works Progress Administration built storm sewers on Sixth Street in Huntington, Cabell County.

The Works Progress Administration completed repairs and improvements on Tenth Avenue in Huntington, Cabell County. The work consisted of "Relaying old pavement and constructing concrete base on Tenth avenue, Huntington.”

The Works Progress Administration completed repairs on Adams Avenue in Huntington, Cabell County.

The Works Progress Administration completed repairs on Sixteenth Street in Huntington, Cabell County.

The Works Progress Administration built sanitary sewers in St. Albans. The work consisted of the “construction of 42-inch storm and sanitary sewers, Ram's Horn creek.”

The Works Progress Administration completed improvements and repairs for the Highlawn School in Highlawn. The work consisted of “painting and repairing school building, grading and cindering yard and construction of new porch.” The exact location and condition of this facility are unknown to the Living New Deal.

The Works Progress Administration completed improvements and repairs for the Woodrow Wilson School in Charleston. The work consisted of “painting and repairing.”

The Works Progress Administration completed improvements and repairs for the Edison School in South Charleston. The work consisted of “Painting and repairing Edison school, installing new fire escape.”

The Works Progress Administration completed road improvements in Big Sandy. The work consisted “Stone-basing one-half mile thoroughfare road, and ditching and shouldering of three miles.”

The Works Progress Administration completed improvements for Magazine Branch Road in Charleston. The work consisted of setting the stone basing of the road. The exact location and condition of this road are unknown to the Living New Deal. The road was likely what is now called Garrison Avenue, which appears to be one of the two Magazine streets listed on the Sheet 240 of the 1933 Sanborn Maps.