"Construction of an Elementary School Bldg. consisting of four units of wood frame on concrete foundations. Exterior walls stucco and all interior walls and ceilings plastered to replace school now being demolished; the old school building was very dangerous and… read more
"Construction of Chino High School Bldg. This project consisted of the erection of three units one story stucco High School Building. Unit #1 is 191' x 25'5", consisting of one sewing room, girls' rest rook, waiting room, fitting room and… read more
WPA crews worked on this flood control project on East Twin Creek near San Bernardino.
The WPA worked on the park’s Roosevelt Bowl, as well as constructing a baseball stadium, tennis courts, the caretakers home, installing sprinkler systems and improving the sewage system.
Though the WPA did not build the pool itself it constructed much of the cement around the pool.
The Roosevelt Bowl is an outdoor amphitheater with 1800 seats. The description of the archival photo below reads: “Constructed in 1934 and 1935 by California Emergency Relief Administration. Cost approx. $45,000, seating capacity 3,000-4,000 persons. Bowl constructed in Natural Amphitheatre… read more
This New Deal federal public works project was a product of joint state, federal, county, and private funding. The viaduct had a 40-foot reinforced concrete roadway with a 3-foot 6-inch sidewalk on each side and an overall length of 1016… read more
From the National Archive description below: “The wrecking of old roofs over three municipal water reservoirs and their replacement with galvanized corrugated iron roofs is a WPA project recently completed for the City of Redlands. The replaced roofs were 25… read more
The three panels of this oil-on-canvas mural “Mormon Saw Mill” were painted by Rex Brandt with FAP funds.
