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Airport – Havre MT

The W.P.A. worked to develop what is now known as Havre City County Airport, in Havre, Montana. W.P.A. project info: “Develop and improve airport” Official Project Number: 265‐1‐91‐58 Total project cost: $522,520.00 Sponsor: City of Havre and Hill County

Project type: Airports, Infrastructure and Utilities
Agency: Works Progress Administration (WPA)

Beaver Creek Park – Havre MT

[The newspaper] Big Timber Pioneer reported in early 1937 on a CCC camp at Beaver Creek park south of Havre, Montana. The workers were “developing trails, cabins and other conveniences for the public enjoyment.”

Project type: Campgrounds and Cabins, Parks and Recreation, Paths and Trails
Agency: Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

Fresno Dam – Havre MT

“Chain Lakes Project – Montana – Contract for the construction of Fresno Dam across the Milk River has been awarded but no work will be done until the spring of 1937. The dam, for storage and flood control purposes, is… read more

Project type: Water Supply, Dams, Infrastructure and Utilities
Agency: Bureau of Reclamation (BuRec)

Montana State University-Northern: Donaldson Hall – Havre MT

The PWA assisted in the construction of a dormitory on the campus of Northern Montana College (now Montana State University-Northern) in 1936 (docket #2294). From the MSU-N website’s “History” page: “The third building on campus was a girls’ residence hall… read more

Project type: Education and Health, Colleges and Universities
Agency: Public Works Administration (PWA)

Post-Flood Rehabilitation – Havre MT

Montana’s Big Timber Pioneer newspaper reported in 1938 that the WPA “began work of rehabilitating Havre” on June 24. WPA laborers “will clean streets, rebuild walks and bridges and remove debris,” and would eventually “aid in repairing and replacing several… read more

Project type: Flood and Erosion Control, Infrastructure and Utilities, Roads, Bridges, and Tunnels
Agency: Works Progress Administration (WPA)

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