- Civic Center Lily Pond - Gadsden ALThe Federal Emergency Relief Administration built a lily pond in the Civic Center in Downtown Gadsden, circa 1937.
- Community House - Columbia ALThe Works Progress Administration built a community house in Columbia, circa 1937. The exact location and condition of the structure is unknown to the Living New Deal.
- Homewood, Street Beautification - Birmingham ALThe Works Progress Administration carried out landscaping and beautification work on a street in the Homewood, a suburb of Birmingham, circa 1936.
- National Guard Squadron Facility, Municipal Airport - Birmingham ALThe Works Progress Administration built a National Guard Squadron facility at the Municipal Airport in Birmingham, in 1936.
- New Castle to Croston Farm-to-Market Roads - Birmingham ALThe Works Progress Administration built a farm-to-market road connecting Croston with New Castle, in the vicinity of Birmingham. The road was “farm-to-market type with stone bridge, no cars.”
- East Hartselle Pike Improvements - Hartselle ALThe Works Progress Administration (WPA) carried out paving work on the East Hartselle Pike in Hartselle, in 1937. The WPA cost was $18,338.14.
- Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn University) Dormitories - Auburn ALThe Works Progress Administration (WPA) built dormitories for the Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn University).
- Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn University) Outdoor Amphitheater - Auburn ALThe Works Progress Administration (WPA) built an Outdoor Amphitheater for the Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn University). The amphitheater was built for the Agricultural Training camp. Granite cobblestones retrieved after the WPA paved the streets of Montgomery were used for the structure.
- Hillman Hospital Annex - Birmingham ALThe Works Progress Administration built an annex for the Hillman Hospital in Birmingham. The Works Progress Administration (WPA) built an annex for the Hillman Hospital in Birmingham. Adjacent to the hospital stands a new clinic, also built by the WPA.
- Wastewater Treatment Plant - Carbon Hill ALThe Works Progress Administration built a sewage disposal plant in Carbon Hill, circa 1937.