Mrs. Louise Endsley moving from Greenbelt

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Machiz, with their son, Edward, moving into their new quarters at Greenbelt, Resettlement Administration city, 10/2/37

First family to settle in Greenbelt. Washington, D.C. The first family to move in and get settled in Greenbelt, MD, the, Resettlement Administration city, is Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Ashley, with their children, Lynn, 18 yrs, Dorma 16 yrs and Eddie, 4 years old. The Ashley Family are shown having the first

First unit completed in resettlement low-rent housing project, Berwyn Heights, MD. Sept. 30. The first living unit of Greenbelt, the Resettlement Administration's planned city here, built to show what can be done in the low-rent housing field is now completed and ready for occupancy. This picture sh

Aide to, Washington, D.C. Sept. 29. An important figure in the resettlement is Miss Grace E. Falke, Executive Assistant to the Administrator Rex Tugwell. It was Miss Falke who had the final say on the interior furnishins for, the Resettlement Administration's planned city at Berwyn Heights, Md., w

#5--Getting ready for the delivery service

Wife of defense worker hanging out wash in trailer camp on Mount Vernon Highway near Alexandria, Virginia Physical description:; 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches or smaller. Notes: Transfer; United States. Office of War Information. Overseas Picture Division. Washington Division; 1944.; Mor

Mrs. Harriman does burn fences behind her. Washington, D.C. May 27. In leaving for her new post as American Minister to Norway, Mrs J. Borden Harriman is not burning but leaving her fences behind her. The last time Mrs. Harriman was away from her Capitol home for any length of time she found a load

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