• Bathhouse - Hawley MN
    The Work Projects Administration (WPA) constructed a bathhouse in Hawley, North Dakota, completed in 1936. The location and status of the project are unknown to Living New Deal. "Hawley residents are proud of this modern $5,500 bathhouse which has been erected on the shore of the artificial lake created by damming the Buffalo river. It is equipped with 75 lockers and two showers and was constructed of natural field stone gathered in the Hawley area. The structure is 63 by 25 feet, with cement floors and interior walls, and green tile roofing. The interior is now being finished by WPA workers....
  • Sidewalks - Hawley MN
    The Work Projects Administration (WPA) conducted the following work in Hawley, Minnesota: "A total of 7,736 feet of sidewalks have been completed here by WPA workmen, in addition to driveway, curb and catch basin installation."