50 Free Images of Newdeal

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A WPA poster promoting New Deal Art programs.
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Make It Safe: A safety poster created by the Works Progress Administration.
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A rural scene in Louisiana, 1940.
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A WPA poster referencing the 1939 New York World's Fair.
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WPA poster, urging Americans to become better-informed citizens.
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A Works Progress Administration Poster for statewide Library Project 1937.
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School at Greenbelt, Maryland, 1937.
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Poster for Federal Music Project announcing free instruction in music, 1938.
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Resettlement officers at opening of Berwyn Project, Maryland, Oct. 1935
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First Black family moving into the Sojourner Truth neighborhood, Detroit, Michigan, 1942.
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Over & Under: The underpass and apartment houses, Greenbelt, Maryland, February 1938.
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Streamline Moderne: Completed house at Greenbelt, Maryland. September 1937
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Working Man: Portrait of a migratory worker at a Farm Security Administration camp in Robstown, Texas. Spring 1942.
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Cooperative gas station at Greenbelt, Maryland, September 1938.
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The Good Fight: Demonstration of unemployed people. Columbus, Kansas. May 1936.
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Help Us Win: Strike pickets in New York City. December 1937.
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Sport Jackets & Cigarettes: Federal Resettlement Officials at Greenbelt, Maryland, October 1939.
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Wife of resettled farmer. Roanoke Farms, North Carolina, 1938.
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Of a Fallen Angel: The Devil's Cauldron and the Oregon coast highway, features of the Resettlement Administration's recreation area which attract many tourists. Oregon, June 1936.
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Requiem for the American Dream: Unemployed men at the White Angel Breadline in San Francisco, Califorinia 1933.
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Wash Day: Young woman at the community laundry on Saturday afternoon at a Farm Security Administration relief housing camp in Robstown, Texas, 1942.
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Companions: Young girl with her cat in the kitchen of her home. FSA (Farm Security Administration) housing relief for Black Americans. Arlington, Virginia, April 1942.
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View of the Elba FSA (Farm Security Administration) co-op cannery. Elba, Coffee County, Alabama August 1941.
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Shelling snap beans in the Biscoe kitchen. John Biscoe farmhouse near Ridge, Maryland. Saint Mary's County, July 1941.
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Welcome Home: A family moving into Homesteads in Newport News, Virginia, December 1937.
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Starting Over: Drought refugees from South Dakota in Montana. July 1936.
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Neighbors congregate outside a new home in a New Deal housing development. Near Newport News, Virginia. October 1937.
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Green Thumb: A FSA (Farm Security Administration) borrower picking pears. Saint Mary's County, Maryland 1940.
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A young girl, daughter of a farmer, watching and waiting. Ridge well project. Saint Mary's County, Maryland, June 1941.
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Ag Academy: Farm Security Admnistration county supervisor at farmers field day at United States Dry Land Experiment Station, Akron, Colorado. October 1939.
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The Day Dreamer: Son of Nat Williamson. Guilford County, North Carolina, April 1938.
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A Farm Security Administration housing relief camp for African-Americans. Interior of an expansible trailer, showing one wing used as a dining and living room, Arlington, Virginia. April 1942.
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Waiting on Roosevelt: North Dakota farmers waiting for their assistance grants in a Resettlement Administration Office. North Dakota, 1936.
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Bleak Harvest: Outside Farm Security Administration (FSA) grant office during the pea harvest. Calipatria, California. February 1939.
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Moving Day: An African-American family moving into new Homesteads near Newport News Virginia, 1937.
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Any Questions: Miss Eleanor Nelson, Secretary and Treasurer of the United Federal Workers of America, teaches the class in union organization at the federal workers school. 1937.
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John Fredrick's son says "We sure hate pullin' water." The New Deal well project will help imrove the quality of life for this family. Saint Mary's County, Maryland July 1941.
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A Hand Up: San Fernando federal subsistence homesteads. Forty homes, all occupied, each with nearly an acre of ground. California, February 1936.
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Farm Aid: A Home supervisor writing out a check for a FSA (Farm Security Administration) borrower. Saint Mary's County, Maryland. September 1940.
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Young couple moving in at Homesteads built as part of the New Deal housing and work programs. Newport News, Virginia, 1937.
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Poster in the window of a business in Harrisonburg, Virginia for the State Employment Service aiding in the tapping of the skilled labor resources of the Shenandoah Valley, 1941.
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Children of migrant field worker. Bridgeton, New Jersey. FSA (Farm Security Administration) agricultural workers' camp. 1942
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Jimmy The Iceman Cometh: All heating and cooking is done with coal oil in the FSA (Farm Security Administration) housing project. Hartford, Connecticut. September 1941.
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Shuffle With Tired Feet: Line of men inside a division office of the State Employment Service office at San Francisco, California, waiting to register for benefits on one of the first days the office was open. January 1938.
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A FSA (Farm Security Administration) borrower building a new gate for his yard. Prairie Farms, Montgomery, Alabama, 1939.
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Children on the steps of Mrs. Brown's home. FSA (Farm Security Administration) borrower on Prairie Farms, Montgomery, Alabama, 1939.
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The Three of Us: Two of the Dumond children at the back door of their home in Lille, Maine. The family are French-Canadian potato farmers and Farm Security Administration clients, October 1940.
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New Found Land: El Monte Federal subsistence homesteads in California, 1936. One hundred homes, each with three quarters of an acre land, all occupied. Average family income, eight hundred dollars per year.
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Bridgeton, New Jersey. FSA (Farm Security Administration) agricultural workers' camp. The children are discouraged from going to the fields, but told to stay around camp where they can play safely. July 1942.
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Talking Hard Times: Scene outside the Farm Security Administration grant office during the pea harvest. Calipatria, California, February 1939. During spring 1938 for the first time, the labor surplus had grown so large that relief grants were necessary.
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