State Director's publications working files, 1936-1942.

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State Director's publications working files, 1936-1942.

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This series contains files relating to proposed publications of the New York State Federal Writers' Project (FWP). Some of these writing projects were published, others did not progress beyond the research or drafting states. Included are files of projects undertaken at both statewide and local levels. All proposed publications were subject to review by the State Director's office.

60 cu. ft. (60 boxes)

New York State Archives

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United States. Works Progress Administration

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New York (State). Education Dept.

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