Support Materials for Mary Ann McNair

Colorado State Standards supported by Day 2 activities

Other Activities

Pop Culture Activity

Decorate your walls activity

Slang Morning Glory Activity

 

Links to photos on Library of Congress website

From the American Memory Collection American from the Great Depression to World War II: 
Photographs from the FSA and OWI, ca. 1935-1945

Title/URL Photographer Publication Date
 Watching the Labor Day Parade, Silverton, Colorado  Russell Lee  Sept 1940
 Main Street, Montrose, Colorado  Arthur Rothstein  Oct 1939
 Newsboy on Main Street, Montrose, Colorado  Arthur Rothstein  Oct 1939
 Street in San Pablo, Colorado  Arthur Rothstein  Oct 1939
 Scene in school room. San Luis Valley Farms, Colorado  Arthur Rothstein  Oct 1939
 Miners sitting on decorated car during Labor Day celebration, Silverton, Colorado  Russell Lee  Sept 1940
 General store. Ophir, Colorado  Russell Lee  Sept 1940
 Band and clowns at Labor Day celebration, Silverton, Colorado  Russell Lee  Sept 1940
 Aftermath of dust storm. Colorado    1936?
 Dust storm. Colorado  J. H. Ward  1936?

 

 

From the Collection: By the People, For the People: Posters from the WPA, 1936-1943

Title/URL Call Number
Women Painters  LC-USZC2-904
American Guide Week  LC-USZC2-5430
Ohio Paintings  LC-USZC2-908
Pet Show  LC-USZC2-987
Exhibition of Posters  LC-USZC21171

 

 

Other links

Post Office Murals:
 See this site to view examples: www.wpamurals.com/colorado.htm
“The Beet Pickers,” by Paul Pianfetti 
(was done for Fitzsimons General Hosptial, but now owned by the artist’s family)
“Building the New Road,” by Kenneth Evett, 1941 (Golden Post Office on 12th Street)
“North Platte Country against the Mountains,” by John H. Fraser, 1940 
(originally painted for the Littleton Post Office; now hangs in City Council Chambers) 
“Industries Around Loveland,” by James Russell Sherman, 1938 (Loveland Post Office) 

 

 

Dating Old Photos:

 

(These two sites are linked off the Library of Congress website - Prints and photographs)

 

 

Denver Public Library
Western History and Genealogy

 

Access paintings by Juan Menchaca (Referenced in activity Juan Menchaca’s Legacy 
http://history.denverlibrary.org/images/index.html