A cast bronze historical plaque affixed to a textured concrete wall commemorates a New Deal public infrastructure project. Raised lettering on the shield-shaped marker reads Built by Works Progress Administration 1935 1938 alongside an eagle emblem. The Works Progress Administration was a major New Deal agency established by Franklin D.Roosevelt that employed millions on public works. Weathered concrete surrounds the metallic plaque, showing the texture of aged construction materials from the 1930s era. Direct daylight casts subtle shadows across the embossed text and decorative border of the historical marker.Collectors of New Deal history, historical plaques, and architectural ephemera will value this documentary photograph. The film stock captures the metallic patina and concrete grain with sharp, accurate focus. The slide features a clean cardboard mount with no visible dust or scratches. SKU: B11-1-70
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