• Municipal Improvements - Upper Marlboro MD
    According to WPA records in the National Archives, the WPA constructed a sanitary sewer system and disposal plant and a town water supply system for Upper Marlboro in 1936.
  • Prince George's County Library Mural - Upper Marlboro MD
    Mitchell Jamieson painted this mural "Tobacco Cutters" in 1938 for the Treasury Section of Fine Arts in what was previously the post office.
  • Public Library (former Post Office) - Upper Marlboro MD
    The public library building in Upper Marlboro used to be the town Post Office, built in 1936 – one of  1,100 post offices built by the U.S. Treasury Department as part of the New Deal.  Today, it serves as the Upper Marlboro branch of the Prince George's County Memorial Library System.  The building is a good example of  the Colonial Revival style of architecture used often in the eastern states under Louis A. Simon, Supervising Architect for the Treasury Department.  A large mural painted for the post office by local artist Mitchell Jamieson still hangs on its interior west wall. 
  • Upper Marlboro Library: Jamieson Mural - Upper Marlboro MD
    Mitchell Jamieson painted the mural “Tobacco Cutters” in 1938 for the Treasury Section of Fine Arts to hang in the former Upper Marlboro post office. The building is now the Upper Marlboro branch of the Prince George's County public library.  The mural is located over the circulation desk.