• Livermore High School - Livermore CA
    From photo verso below: "Adjoining parts of Alameda and Contra Costa counties in California, which lie directly East of San Francisco, are not densely populated. In one of these areas both counties has a number of high school students with meager facilities for instruction, so the counties pooled their resources on a Works Progress Administration project to construct at Livermore, near the county border, the union high school shown here. It is of earthquake-proof reinforced concrete, stucco finish, with a steel anchor wall against the exterior brick walls."
  • Post Office - Livermore CA
    The historic Livermore post office was constructed during the Great Depression as a New Deal project. Though the cornerstone has been partially covered by the new ADA ramp, the post office was built under Henry Morgenthau.
  • Post Office Relief - Livermore CA
    The historic Livermore post office houses an example of New Deal artwork: The 4' x 3' oak relief "The Ranch Post Box" depicts two Native Americans, a cowboy and a farmer reading their mail under a rural mailbox.
  • WPA Sidewalks - Livermore CA
    The 1940 WPA stamp is located on the Northeast corner of the intersection.