“According to A Review of Work Relief Activities in Arkansas, April 1st, 1934 to July 1st 1935, this structure, referred to as a ‘community hall,’ was part of Projects 42-B15-2 and 42-B3-4 that operated from April 26th to October 13,… read more
The historic post office building in Paris, Arkansas was constructed with federal Treasury Department funds. The building, which was completed in 1939, is still in use today.
The New Deal mural “Rural Arkansas” was painted for the historic Paris, Arkansas post office, where it still hangs today. “Joseph Vorst was commissioned for $740 to create this 4’x13′ oil on canvas mural for Paris, Arkansas based on his… read more