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Yi fr u i tuia published by the
]a .a~n ?edoral ritors* Ihujeot,
n V'cTj 4 pp. (Choffieial
to P Icallnn). kuitian exhausted,
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juh 28 1937
A mimeographed pamphlet to be pub¬
lished each month - Vevoted to the
purpose of improvinr our *ork" -
item® of interest to iro,1nct workers
and otherss folk lorej stories.
-xa w eral id;>t
fi 1 iix.
~ -Tfl* k' ji « ft, u» *5
h lx.iux lib' re' ^rogsct i uitiouj
ri* i ifl 5jtr»*x;" font., 'uft. 13iJ|
ci <■>., cover Into, illus., r^l if
m n oT ctste. l.'"3 per year,
in le eo;7 » 1
" e r,-ust 1303 edition wis iven
over to the Arizona iederil riterr'
irojPut. .'toriea ami illustrationn
hy rojoct wor*erej e oer^ts from
rjnttulal whioh will be utm< in t o
for'- loomin, i1 ' ' i
i, ri V-
ixr eiiiorial ildg.,
Little J oo\l.
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»• --Ide to lor-t^ Iiltl* <r 1 t wrl + t in
by t»io "ederal rittiu1 lojiot, ,
lbCC-. 20 pp., cover pholo., illus.,
polnls of inttrest, nr. I ree
rutl r ITT\
ftj 1 uurtii ' treet, boom 411
tan Francisco.
Tie dr>n«-t, written by Federal «Titers'
iTojeet workers 'after hours". tinted
at 717 arbet .treet, ..an Francisco,
53/ an iss-ie. Vol. I, ...0. 1, 1337.
The story of forth Little lock) a
donoriptive booklet of city and
environs) practical tourist informa¬
tion) statistics.
A publication of the snail magazine
type) fiction, poetry, articles.
Cv rTTPT
Cu iwi^.vt treet,
l'ew 'mven.
benefits of orbs Progress J d'-ln1 ti¬
tration in Connecticut, wrii/oen by
Federal riters' Project for k A In¬
formation service, Uct. 1336) 8 pp.,
photos. Free
A summary of the 1 program in
Connecticut btate) illustrated by
project photos; foreword by robert
A. hurley. State dministrator.
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3 .3 eut Ltreat
"ibdngton.
Tew 1 -able ti ? le 1 elan-are, 1651-133C.
f j ->iieJ by we Federal riters' Iroj-
eot, 1', Lei., oop"ri£ht 1336. Fnon-
Bored and published by 'Jew beetle Iis-
torical ociety. 142 pp., illus., maps,
index, ibliourahhy. Copies 1.00 obtain-
alle through 'ew Castle jdctoricril „ ocietg
A guide - history, points of interest,
and general description) information
for tourists, annual events, tours,
and accommodations) illustrated
drawings and photographs.
pt< ?x xn mi" r r T
^ e "Lti c. l| » •
hashing ton, D. C.
-4.<>sMn"-ton t CMty and Capital Aincrtcffn n-Me i'wrl»wt
reared by t i« luueral ..Titers*
Project, V< I, 1067, 11G0 pp., 13
maps, 14 city and floor plans,
101 photoe., illus., bibl,, index.
Price 3,00, fTinted by fcuperin-
tendent of Focumente, Government
rintixji Office, l.ashington, D. C,
"^JntTtcoagtal "aterway, American
Cuiue series, prepared by tbe Federal
Writers' Project, li tA, 1937,
143 pp., map, illus,, index, Printed
by buperintendent of iocumerrte,
Govsrnnerrt Printing Office,
ashington, D.C. Price 25/
C Q-r.u
bod Grand Theater Puilding
Atlanta.
prepared by the
Georgia Federal .riters* Project,
, ftPA, 1937, 208 pp., naps, illus.,
' bibl., index, fponsored by
Savannah Oluunber of Gannerce.
Price .1.00
3^2 -onna Building
fcoiae.
—Tours in Pastern Idaho, assembled and
puuliaxled by Iaa.no Federal hriters'
Project, eA, 1936. 88 pp., folding
nap (color). Free, available at Fed-
•ral riters' Projeot, 1500 ijjra St.,
office, Fashington, D. C.
—Idaho, a Guide in word and picture,
Irepared by Idaho Federal 1.ritera* Proj¬
ect, i PA, 1937. Sponsored and copy¬
righted by Franklin Girard, Seo. of
State of Idahoi printed, lithographed
and bound by Caxton Printers, ltd*,
Caldwell, Idaho, 451 pp., 57 illua.,
11 nana| select, blblio., index.
Price 3.00
A pamphlet describing aeveral Eaat-
ern Idaho tours through sections
rioh in acenlc, historic, acientific,
and recreational interestj part of
material published In Idaho State
Guide Book.
Flret State volume of the American
Guide Series (Library edition)! A
colorful guide book-history! toura,
pointa of intereat, folklore.
"The word 'Guide* ia far too modest
a term to describe a book with auoh
readable text, auoh beautiful and
broadly illustrative pictures ...
This is a fine example of the Federal
Writers'8Projects' activity, and it
will have a permanent value."
THE Km YOFF TI *"S PXF rTVILY,
February 7, 1937.
ILLI.'OIS
4~3 h. Lrie St.,
Chicago.
Adult rd'icwtlon Xtlnok, Vol. I, »o. 8,
(x,L, 1, IjoG. EriTcuIlaT assistance by-
Illinois Federal riters' Project, ^KA
published under auspices of the Adult
E -uoation Program of list. 3 Chicago,
111. 30 pp., illus. Ldition exhausted
A medium for the exchange of ideas
and methods in adult education! sooial
problems, literature and citisensliip,
women's clubs, etc.
ILLPTnjS - Cont'd.
Exposition of Youth - National loutli
AdLduistration KZfTotin. Editorial
assistance by the 111. Federal Mrilers'
Project for ISatlonal Youth Administra-
tion Exposition at Lhioago, 193G. 30 pp.,
Illus*, maps. Tdition exhausted.
Exposition of Youth - Motional Youth
Administration bulletin. Chicago, 1936.
Editorial asBiatanoe by Illinois Federal
Yriters' Project. 70 pp., illus.
RditiAn exhausted.
A bulletin of the progress of
national Youth Administration for the
Rational Youth Administration Exposi¬
tion, (the International Amohltheatre)
in Chicago, May 6-10, 1936.
A presentation of the National Youth
Administration for the State of Ill¬
inois. Summarises National Youth
Administration activities at the Ex¬
positions indicates future possibili¬
ties of the Administration.
"nrnative Peport, Feport of Tirector
of Eii,t. v, 111. Compiled by Asst.
Tist. Supervisor, federal writers• Pkoj-
eot, PFA, Decatur, 111. by authority of
tist. Supervisor Federal Ariters'
Project, 7TF/, Eecatur, 111., 103 pp.,
diagr., map. (i'irst report July 20,
193o). Edition exhausted.
A monthly review of the progress of
the TiorkB Program in Illinois from
June 20-July 20, 1936s a synopsis of
the works program's progress since
its beginning in the fall of 1955.
TTA narrative Feport, 111., list. #4,
July 20 - Aug. 20, 1936. For July 20,
1936 - (same imprint). Edition
hausted.
Recreation, Fallowsen Bulletin No. 36.
La. by toe Illinois Federal Writers'
Project. Recreational Project, 111.
Lov. 11, 1936. 92 pp., cover (color)
illus., index. Editiin exhausted.
Fooroatlon Bulletin, No. 36, Ed. by
Gnat. Freuejfioka of the Illinois
Federal Writers' Project, recreational
Project, 'forks Progress Administration,
111. Lov. 11, 1930. 92 pp., cover
(color) illus., index. Edition ex¬
hausted.
A review of projects in operation
(See above report conclusions drawn
from project activitiess compiled
with the cooperation of Department
Supervisors and branch engineers.
A bulletin covering items of interest
for Halloween} stories, recreational
activities.
Poems and songs, excerpts from
addresses, plays, pageants and
special features.
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INTO, MA
217 Lorth Senate Street,
Indianapolis*
— Booster Tall Ptorioa. Compiled and
written by the Federal ("Titers' Proj-
eot, TPA, Indiana, 1957. 31 pp. Free.
A mimeographed booklet (American
Guide Series) giving a number of
amusing "round-the-atove" tales of
uncertain origin.
IffA
Royal Union Life Bldg.,
Des 'bines.
Soirthwe stern I ova Guide Book. Compiled
and written by the "Federal '«ritera'
Project in 5th Iowa Dist* WFA. Spon¬
sored by WPA funds, 1936. 324 pp.,
photos, statiaties, bibl. index. Copies
distributed without charge to those
agencies within the district to whom such
reference material has value.
Information collected by project
workers of the 5th Iowa District
of the Federal Writers' Project of
the Works Progress Administrationj
general description, history and
points of interest.
t
^TTIAH)
Enoch Pratt Library Bldg.,
Baltimore, laryland
—The Guide Post, (Unofficial), written A bulletin published occasionallyj
and published by Id. Federal Writers' humor, fiction, articles.
Project, WPA, March, 1937. 11 pp.,
( imeo.)
E T C^UTbTS
2D nunLington Avenue,
Boston.
•rv^ in v^r Pedford. Sept. 1936. Pre-
r pared for " Pa information servloe by
j the Massachusetts Federal Writers'
Project, W A. 4 pp., bulletin, illus.
—Winter "ports & Pecreatlon in the Bork-
s .ire .ills. Prepared by federal' W riters'
Project ofMassachusetts, WIA. Published
by the Berkshire County Commissioners,
Httsfield, Mass. 26 pp. (color) map,
illus.
Information bulletin of Works Pro¬
gram in New Bedford. Project
illustrations. Foreword by t.ayor
Ches. S. Aghby of New Bedford,
Pass.
Profusely illustrated winter sports'
guide with a map of the Berkshire
Hills regionj ski slopes and trailsj
location and description of trails.
MCF1CAI
4th Jloor, Garfield Bldg.,
4512 Woodward St.,
Detroit
Kalamazoo - Battle Creek City. Pre¬
pared by the Federal Writers' Project
of Ulchigan, TTTA., 1936. Folder,
photos, diag., maps. Edition exhausted.
A Tour of the Old fllseion Peninsula.
. rit-ten hy the Federal Writers* troj-
eot, UFA., in Michigan, 1936. Folder,
map. Edition exhausted.
Written and assembled for the Visi¬
tors to the Army maneuvers at Camp
Cutter, Michigan. A folder giving
general information about Kalamazoo
and Battle Creek with a program of
the army maneuvers.
Prepared for visitors to the G&tiozial
Cherry Festival, Traverse City,
ttich., a pre-final example of what
is being done in the tours section
of the forthcoming .'ncKTCfS STATE
GUIDE.
WW 6 OCA
415 larvard St., G. E«,
Minneapolis.
^St. Cloud Guide. Compiled and edited
by the Minn. Federal Writers' Frojeot.
Sponsored and published by t'-e Greater
St. Cloud Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce and the Federal Writers' Proj¬
ect.
A guide book to the "Granite City°j
dedicated to John L« ''11 son, father
of St. Cloud who "aided in making it
the fourth largest city in Minnesota."
General information} descriptive
material.
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SSCTLnaon Terminal "'areliouse, V f*' ^ ° ■ ( ,
9GOJ2orth l&th otrwet,
Lincoln*
Shucks, written and published by the Fed- An unofficial monthly bulletin}
eral r it ere' Project of Nebraska* A published without a regular editorial
periodical to be published monthly* staff*
Edition exhausted*
—Lincoln City Culie, prepared by the Fed- A guide to Lincoln, Nebraska with
©ral irilers* Project, SPA," Neb., April maps and photographs*
1957* Sponsored by the Bebraska State
hlstorioal Society. Published by Woodruff
Printing Co*, Linooln, Nebraska* 87 pp.,
amps, photographs* Price 25/.
•—Nebraska Folklore. Reproduced from material
gathered for a book on folklore of State*
Issued irregularly - at least twice eaoh
month by Federal 'Writers' Project, PA, Neb.
fruy?;let One. May 15, 1937. Cowboy songs.
12 pp., (mirneo) cover, illus., music*
.-Pamphlet Two* Liay 29, 1937* Indian place
Ingenue. 12 pp., (mimeo) cover, illus*
—P'/r-hlet Three* June 1, 1937* Children®'
Li^in,, games. 11 pp., (ocrver illus) music*
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— J-
-
JJTTf fijH ir-CriT-g
Eoyt iioainlatration Building,
Silver and Linooln streets,
Ihnchester*
A pamphlet "dedicated to the New
Hampshire WPA workers who so willingly
responded to the call for help in
the Flood Emergency of 1936"*
An illustrated report of child
activities in the Stats of New
Lampshire*
—Fa -'Inr Fivers* Prepared by the Federal
Writers' irojeot for the k*A Informa¬
tion Eervlee, Oct* 193C. 8 pp. illus.,
Project statistics. Free*
—■TMIflyn at Play* Written by the Federal
Writers * Project for the JFh information
Service, <iet* 1936* B pp*, illus*
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in «rrc,*T
472 OraiifcO Street
Newark.
ifetawau, 1686-1036. Tritten, lllus, and
pub. by workers of the Federal Writers'
Project, K.J., ilA., Nov. 3, 1936. 96
pp., photos, aaps, bibliography. Edi¬
tion exhausted.
A guide book to the township of
iiatawan, N. J.j Published as a
contribution to tlatawan's 260th
Anniversary Celebration.
New Jersey Sohool Bulletin, prepared
by the Hew Jersey Federal Writers' Proj¬
ect, jH., fore bulletins are to follow.
k tentative list can be seoured by writing
to the Federal Writers' Project office in
Now Jersey.
The bulletins follow in order of their
"school bulletin number."
; 1
7 2
fS
H
*"«
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47
ii 8
*9
Home
Talt Whitman's
The Hink Farm
The Pompton ilutiny
The rotolactor
The Gold Beaters
The Egg Auotion
The Tea Burners of Greenwich
Introducing Christmas Trees
Clara Barton
10 The Birthplace of Bans Drinker
+ 11 Patterson - The Federal City
712 few Jersey's Animal quarantine
jy 13 John Fitoh end the Steamboat
^14 Where Does Your Pencil came Front
+15 Jersey Tomatoes
„16 The Seeing Bye
17 The Court liSartial of Benediot Arnold
18 Centenary of Grover Cleveland
19 Captain Kuddy, Defender of the ->alt V orks
I 20 The Old Timothy Ball House-Wellington Inn
f21 The Growth of ECA
+22 A Confederate C brine in bew Jersey
+23 Delaware Day Oysters
7,24 The First l.ailroad in New Jersey
+25 The Story of Lenox lottery
26 Colonial Currency - Wampum
r27 The Holland Submarine
?S lew Jersey Cranberries
29 Living Landmarks
30 Safeguards of Coast
Short factual bulletins on a number
of topics to give New Jersey Sohool
children a more precise understand¬
ing of the history and current life
of the State. A wide range of sub¬
jects, including It alt ibitman's
life in Camden, the early history
of New Jersey's agriculture, and
the gold beating industry. It is
the aim of the New Jersey Federal
Writers' Project "merely to supple¬
ment the existing school program by
providing supplementary material of
greater detail —- turning the spot¬
light on significant things that
are happening, or hare happened in
the State of New Jersey.
P+^li.-ht, Vol. I, Jo. 1| Vol. I, Uo. 2.
A pwriouioal prepared by the lederal ri-
tere' Project, VIA, for the Ctate Admin¬
istration. (First issue} Dec. 1936.)(Co-
nlea are available for Dec. '36 through
'av '37.
A monthly magazine with stories,
reports, anecdotes and poems, and
a record of the aims of the N. J.
"orks Program.
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FnjrjrnpK
b.V# C # — 235 E# 42nd St.,
fl«Y.State - 1X9 State St», Albany#
Your Hew York# Written and arranged by A descriptive folder illustrated by
tha Federal r.riters' rt-oject, A,..ew York numerous photograph*#
Folder, illus# First edition exhausted#
i Kew Edition in expanded form being pre¬
pared#
-'""Chips and '!plinters# Edited by the
Federal Writer®' Project, Diet. tj4,
vassau and Suffolk Counties, hew
York, bong Island# (Ho#l, Deo# 1936
first of a proposed series) unofficial
publication). IditiAn £2, Jan#, 1937#
Editions exhausted#
—Almanac for Yew Yorkers. Compiled by
workers of the Federal Writers' Project,
i, -if., in Hew York City, sponsored and
copyrighted by the Guild's Committee
for the Federal Writers' Pkojeet publi¬
cations) pub# by Simon and Schuster,
Wew York, 1937# 128 pp., illus., maps#
5C/.
A magazine to stimulate project
workers' interest in writing and to
give them a medium of expression#
"Dedicated to Mew Yorkers who live
here and those who wouldn't have
the town as a gift"#
r-tr»p IP TTP: 700, prepared by the
Federal nriters' Project, T5FA, 1937,
Kew York City. Sponsored by the Guild's
Committee for Federal l*riters' Publications,
Ino# Published by halcyon house, flew York
Lit"-. 211 np# illus#, index, map of world#
Price 1.69
Fyr?TT C' r %I'TA
City Uli, Fifth Floor,
Ashevilla.
V.FA, Its Story. Prepared by the Federal
Yriters' Project for the TIA Information
Service, July, 1936. 34 pp., photos.
Edition exhausted#
A descriptive booklet generously
illustrated with project photos)
history of the V PA program in
ICotth Carolina#
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QfrTO
101 olinton Duilding
Columbus.
Certral CMo Tours, Prepared by ths Fed¬
eral .Titers' irojeot, ink, Ohio, 1936.
Tour folder.
wiHo'g Capitals. Prepared by the Federal
Writers' Project, T.TA., Ohio, 1037.
-JAuction P^orram. Prepared by the Fed¬
eral . risers • Project, 1 l"A, Ohio for the
i 'A Information Service. Folder.
-i or^-hwrt territory Celebration, 1937-38.
irejared by the ieueral writers' Project,
V "A, Ohio. Folder, piotorial graph.
—"prlftta County, prepared by the Federal
..Titers' Project of tJhe TilRA of Ohio, 193G.
Folder.
*Y 1
Pallia Cotmly, Prepared by the Federal
riters' Project, IP/, of Ohio.
Fie^-ayy County. Prepared by the Federal
» news' Iroject, *uJA of Ohio. Folder
map.
A tour description prepared from the
tour manuscript of the Ohio Guide,
"reproduced for submission to ad¬
visor a, consultants, volunteer
associates, and other State and
local authorities who have coopera¬
ted or otherwise indieated interest
in the OHIO GUIDE and In the Americaa
Guide Series of tha TV I A".
A historical folder (American Guide
Series) describing Ohio's capitals.
The condensation of a progress report
on the Ohio Dtate Departments of
Education program and the f PA in
Ohio reprodueed for the information
of community leaders, teachers, local
officials, and members of citisens'
committees who have indicated their
interest in these community programs.
A program of the sesquioentennial
celebration.
A folder prepared for the ISOth
anniversary of the adoption of the
ordinance of 1787 and of the
settlement of the Porthwest.
A factual folder about Gallia
County.
An illustrated folder prepared from
information collected for the Ol'iO
CTATS GUIDE, giving points of
Interest and factual information.
Fflirflwld County end . Prepared by
the leaeral i.ricers' Project, List. 7,
lii "A, Ohio, Folder.
-T oren * f Pro,1 ram. Prepared by the Federal
riowo' (-rojtct, i .A, Folder,
illustrations.
Factual items about Fairfield County.
The condensation of a progress re¬
port on the 1amen*s Projeot of the
blA in Ohioi reproduced for the
information of Ohio citisens -who
have indicated interest in activities
of the i.omen's Program.
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OPTO - Cont'd,
Motional Youth ftrtidnlrtrfft'on In Dist¬
rict So, 11, i iji. trepuied by the V«d
oral riters' HPojoct, fiA, forth#
National Youth Administration in Ohio*
Folderj diagr. edition exhausted.
A folder describing the work -
vocational guidance, recreation,
and education - of the National
Youth Administration in the fire
counties of Iletriot To, 11 in
Ohio,
-recreation Program. rtrepared by the
Teotiral rilars' Frojeot for the
Recreation Program, k 1A, of Ohio,
Folderj illue, (Attainable at State
Office,
>tionr.l Tenth Administration in Ohio,
FrwpareJ by the Feutsral viiters' broj-
ect for the National Youth Administra¬
tion, A A, of Ohio, Folder, photos.
Edition exhausted.
Federal Project One in nhio, Prepared
L'r tne r^ueral ..Titers' irojeot, 1306.
43 pp., photos, graphs. Edition ex¬
hausted.
rfnnorvillo and I'ngkirrnm Co'tnty, prepared
by t. a Federal Vritoris' Project, A .'A, 1337
and produced in cooperation with the
Zanesville Chamber of Commerce. 38 pp.
booklet, illue., maps, raultilithed. Free
The condensation of a progress re¬
port on community organization for
leisure time activities - a pro¬
gram of the i A in Ohio. ILis is
reproduced for the information of
community leaders, teachers, local
officials and Humbert of Cit 1 sens
Committees who hare indicated
their interest in these programs.
Illustrated national Youth Admin¬
istration items about CJio ttatej
a summary of project history.
A progress report on Federal
Project One, for people interested
in the activities and progress of
the Art, Music, Theatre and
YTiters' Projects,
—'"ertln's Ferry, Pegnnicentennial, prepared
by the Federal >,Titers' iroject, 1 /ft, Ohio,
in cooperation with iartln's Ferry t-esqui-
cerrteniiial Committee, Inc. 1337, 10 pp.,
illue, (multilith)
pr rrn'f
3 k/ler Building
314 S, F1, 9th Avenue,
Portland.
—"ot^s Pro~rera I dminl*ttratlon, (Contri¬
butions by tue < eueral \ riwers' 1 roj -
est), January 1937. 1G pp., photos,
(for information service). Free.
A bulletin of contenmorary 1TA
activities in the Ctate of Oregon,
illustrated by photographs. (10
stories included by writers of the
Federal "Vriters' Project of Oregon
State,)
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0- "nt - Cont'd.
The fh-eron T'wno. Published irregularly
by wo trtb^ou Federal Driters' Projeot,
hPV. Volume 1, l.o. la September, 1936.
6 pp. (unofficial pub.) Edition exhausted.
A bulletin of interesting items
published by project workers on
their aim time, to stimulate
creative writing within the project.
P" " f 'IA
Ciafcunut street T"harf,
Philadelphia.
Fen and Ink. Vol. 1, Ko. 1., written and
published by the Federal rriters' Proj¬
ect T I'A, Pennsylvania, Deo. 1936. 15 pp.,
illus. (unofficial pub.) Edition ex¬
hausted.
-Three Fil'-s through issahlckon. Coib-
p 11 fed by the iedaral ..risers' Project, VTA
copyright 1936. Sponsored and published
by the T ewepaper Guild of Philadelphia
and Camden. 18 pp., illus, map. Price
\0jf»
-A Fid for liberty. Compiled ly Federal
V riTjyrs * "reject, 1 FA, Ferrna., sconaored
Perm, historical Commission. Published
by illiam Tenn Agtociation. 25/ postage
2/. 130 &• 15th St., Philadelphia.
T^e forerunner. Tritten by Federal
..rilers' l reject workers "after hours".
Printed by Project workers, Fm. 214, 150
So. 15th Ft., Philadelphia, 1C/ an issue,
1.00 a year. Vol. 1, do. 1.
Vol. 1 lumbers 1-2.
—T«"l-s of I ' onoer t-lftrhurgh. Compiled
by I eueral risers * a reject, I
Pennsylvania. Lpoueored by western lfenn-
sylvania Committee on Folklore. 'lib.
by illiam Fena Association, 28 pn»,
pen drawings, bibl. 10/.
Illustrated items of interestj news
items, stories, and peems by Proj¬
ect workers.
Description with tour directions of
the Vissahiekon Valley, selected
from Philadelphia Guide copy.
(Amerioan Guide Ceries).
An account of the Penn. Colony's
resolutions and Declarations of
Independence, 1774 to 1776, 40
pages, Colonial format and type,
vignettes and illustration in
woodcut style.
A publication of the snail magazine
typei fiction, poetrj, articles.
A collection of folklore with
stories and son* s.
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S0TiTfl pflyOTA
"Ciuoago * Worth Western Depot,
Pierre.
Vanusoripts prepared and published
Vy"memb«rs of the State staff, Federal
iTiters' ftroject In Flerre, South Dakota.
First pub. In Ai^ust, 1956.
-fyj*e to Pierre, The Capitol City and
\ xc mi ty, prepared by the South Dakota
Federal .".Titers' Project, hPA, 1937.
Sponsored by the Flerre Chamber of
Commerce and the City of Pierre. Folder
to pp., photographs, illus. Free
Short stories, artiolea and poem*
with local settings - s monthly
periodloal written & published by
Project workers.
yi? r c«r ,
513 ~rx«ange Building
Nashville.
Talcs fee the fa"P Fire. Written and
arr*uibed by a project worker of the
Federal 1 riters' Project for the
recreation Program, tuA. Nashville,
Tenn. 37 pp. Edition exhausted.
recfe»tlon t?audhook. Edited by Federal
^risers' Project, Term., 61 pp., bibl#
Tdition exhausted.
A story tellers' handbook.
A pamphlet composed of material
gathered from the outstanding publi¬
cations on leisure time aotivitiesj
games, play-day program, social
activities, folklore, etc.
Y i c I'-yn^
Building
Seattle.
T'-re end There in ingtoh. Published A leaflet containing faotual items
frjui bu. tfejf iul cuipiled lor tne American and excerpts of descriptive matter
3uide by the Federal ' riters' Project, from 7 ashing ton ftate Guide copy.
A. Printed by patients of Furland
(■•anitoriun, 192G. 6 p-. Edition ex¬
hausted.
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wi.-m.Tcin
Y.orks Progress Administration,
State Historical Uuseum,
ISadiaon*
Topical Digest of the T1sconsin Statute!
Tclating to ItiLllc "elfare* Prepared by
Wisconsin federal Writers' Project for the
Citisene Committee on Public Welfare,
Madiso$, Wisconsin, 1956, 145 pp., (bind¬
ing by Hi FA handicraft project, sponsored
by the Milwaukee State Teachers College)*
Edition exhausted*
Usee Name Legends* Assembled by the Fed-
^ eral Triters'Project, WPA., Madison,
Wisconsin, 1936 , 50 pp* (binding by V.FA
handicraft projeotj sponsored by the
Idlwaukee fctate Teachers College)*
Edition exhausted*
"igoonsin "ushroons, prepared by Wisconsin
r Eeueral Writers' Projeet, WPA, 1936. Spon<
j" sored by Milwaukee F-tate Teachers College,
15 pp., mimeographed, bound by L'llwaukee
Eandioraft Project*
A topical digest in outline form for
the Citisens' Committee's sub-com¬
mittees on Children, Health and Die-
ability, Public Assistance, and Em¬
ployment Delinquency, to present
the problems of the statutes govern¬
ing these four subjsots*
A monograph of Indian Place Legends*
Foreword by Charles E* Brown, Wis¬
consin Director of Federal Writers'
Project*
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WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
FEDERAL WRITERS' PROJECT
HENRY G. ALSBERG, National Director
PAUL COMLY FRENCH. State Director
Chestnut Street Pier
Philadelphia, Pcnna.
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A new pamphlet, "THE HARMONY SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA," has been
released for distribution to the William Penn Association of Philadelphia, a non-profit
corporation, and will be off the press within the next few weeks.
This 36-page illustrated pamphlet is the first complete and authentic record of the
founding, existence and decline of the Harmony Society, a group who carried on a bold
experiment in communal living dedicated to equality of wealth.
The historical value of this publication is supplemented by its treatment of the
economic and social phases of the society, which flourished for a hundred years in Western
Pennsylvania and, for a brief interlude, in Indiana.
We have been advised that the pamphlets may be obtained for 15 cents, plus 3 cents
postage, by addressing the William Penn Association of Philadelphia, 130 South 15th
Street, Philadelphia, Penna.
Three other pamphlets previously produced by the Pennsylvania unit of the Federal
Writers' Project are still obtainable:
"Tales of Pioneer Pittsburgh," 10 cents plus postage.
"Three Hikes Thru Wissahickon," 10 cents plus postage.
"A Bid for Liberty," 2 5 cents plus postage.
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