CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK
AKRON (Erie)
Post Office.
Elizabeth Logan, Horse-drawn Railroad, tempera 5'6"x 12',1941,Section.
Tonawanda Indian Community House, Bloomingdale Road, Route 267.
Erik Hans Krause, stenciled stage curtains, in storage but to be restored and reinstalled.
ALBION (Orleans)
Post Office.
Judson Smith, Along the Barge Canal, oil on canvas 4' x 13', 1939,Section.
AMSTERDAM (Montgomery)
Post Office.
Henry Schnakenberg, Departure of a Packet Boat and Sir William Johnson Conferring with the Indians, oil 6'5" x 22'6" each, 1939, Section.
Wilbur H. Lynch High School (formerly Amsterdam High School), main foyer.
David S. Devault, 2 historic maps of area, oil on canvas 8' x 19'6" each, 1934 and 1938, PWAP and WPA/FAP (?).
ANGOLA (Erie)
Post Office.
Leopold F. Scholtz, relief: A Pioneer Woman's Bravery, cast stone 2'7" x 6'2-1/2", 1940? Section.
ATTICA (Wyoming)
Post Office.
Thomas Donnelly, Fall in the Genesee Country, oil 3'6" x 13'4-1/4", 1938, Section.
BALDWINSVILLE (Onondaga)
Post Office.
Paul Weller, Gateway to the West, oil 4'2-1/8" x 13'4- 1 /4", 1941, Section.
BARKER (Niagara)
Barker Central High School, auditorium foyer.
Pascal Scime, seasons and activities in Barker including fruit picking and harvesting of wheat, oil on canvas 5'1" x 33', WPA/FAP.
BINGHAMTON (Broome)
Main Post Office, 115 Henry Street.
Kenneth Washburn, Communication, above dado around 4 walls, oil, 1938, Section.
BOONVILLE (Oneida)
Post Office.
Suzanne and Lucerne McCullough, The Black River Canal-1845, oil on canvas5'4"x 14'2",1939,Section.
BUFFALO (Erie)
ARMORY
Buffalo 106th Armory-Field Artillery, 27 Masten Avenue at Best Street, around 4 walls of entrance hall.
Pascal Scime, Angelo Scibetta, assistant, murals depicting artillery in various wars including Revolutionary War, Civil War, and World War, oil on canvas 5'x11'to 7'x 21', 1936,WPA/FAP.
HOSPITAL
School of Medicine, SUNY at Buffalo, Main Street Division, Building B, 3435 Main Street (formerly Marine Hospital), around 4 walls of Main Lobby.
William B. Rowe, scenes of early Buffalo, oil on canvas, 1936, Section(?).
MUSEUM
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Museum (formerly Buffalo Historical Society), 25 Nottingham Court, lunettes in War Hall, 2nd floor.
Angelo Scibetta, Lincoln Speaking from the Balcony of the Old American Hotel and Perry's Visit to the Navy Yard at Scajaquada, oil on canvas 6'5 " x 21' each,
1940, WPA/FAP.
--Lunettes in Grand Hall, 2nd floor.
Pascal Scime, Ellicott Surveying Buffalo, Buffalo before White Contact, French Meeting Indians, and Early Buffalo after White Contact, oil on canvas 3'8" x 3'4" each of four, cat 1936, WPA/FAP.
PUBLIC HOUSING
Willert Park Courts, 406 Jefferson Avenue, 6 pairs of reliefs either side of apartment doors repeated each of 7 courts.
Robert Cronbach, Agriculture, Education, Industry, Home Life, Music, and one a hand and a plate of apples, cast stone 1'3" x 2'5" each, 1939, WPA/FAP.
--2 reliefs either side of main entrance to administration building.
Robert Cronbach,Fleeing Slaves and Returning Slaves, cast stone 4'5" x 3'3" each, 1939, WPA/FAP.
--4 reliefs on blank walls at main axis.
Robert Cronbach, Flour Milling and Children; Harold Ambellan, Family and Learning, 6'8" high each of four, 1939, WPA/FAP. Mr. Ambellan also assisted Mr. Cronbach.
SCHOOL
Public School 81,140 Tacoma Avenue, auditorium.
Raphael Beck, 3 murals of local history-a Redjacket,a French explorer, and the burning of Black Rock, oil on canvas, two 8'x 8'2" and one 9'6" x 18'4", 1934, PWAP.
Bennett High School, Main Street, auditorium foyer, 2nd floor.
William B. Rowe assisted by Joseph Varga, Jr. and Peter Varga, Theme of Music, oil on canvas approx. 6'6" x 100' overall, 1934, PWAP.
Burgard Vocational High School, 400 Kensington Avenue, entrance foyer.
Eugene M. Dyczkowski, Industrial Activities and Cultural Activities, oil on canvas 6'7" x 17'8" each, l 938, WPA/FAP. Francis B. Valentine's A Trained Man Is a Useful Citizen of 1934 for PWAP was originally proposed for this space [sketch in exhibit].
Riverside High School, 51 Ontario St., main hall. Angelo Scibetta, Perry's Landing, oil on canvas 7'6" x 12', 1935 (?), WPA/FAP. Pascal Scime, Outfitting Perry's Fleet, oil on canvas 7'6"x 12',1935,WPA/FAP.
ZOO
Buffalo Zoological Gardens, Delaware Park, flanking entrance gates and mounted on buildings.
Harold Ambellan, Frank Romanelli and perhaps other sculptors, various cast stone sculptures and reliefs of bison, elk, lions, bears, alligators, birds, and other animals, ca.1940-41, WPA/FAP.
--Feline House interior.
Willis Hykes and Edward Riegel, Safari, paint on glazed bricks, 8'7" x 15'4", 1940, WPA/FAP.
--In storage and one in place on grounds.
Otto Lear, To Reptile House, To Bird House, To Elephant House, and one unfinished, mahogany signs 2'7" x 1'9" each, cat 1941, WPA/FAP [To Reptile
House in exhibit] .
--Reptile House interior, around 4 walls.
Pascal Scime, Prehistoric Americana, oil on canvas 10'4" x 200', 1940, WPA/FAP.
--In storage.
Various artists, 14 landscapes for snake pens, oil on canvas 20"x 30", ca.1940, WPA/FAP [one in exhibit] .
CANAJOHARIE (Montgomery)
Post Office.
Anatol Shulkin, Invention of a Paper Bag in Canajo-Harie, oil 13'8" x 7'3", 1942, Section.
CANASTOTA (Madison)
Post Office.
Alison Mason Kingsbury, The Onion Fields, tempera on canvas 5'5" x 13'4", 1942, Section.
CANTON (Saint Lawrence)
Post Office.
Berta Margoulies, relief: Stillman Foote Acquires Homestead of John Harrington, painted plaster 6'2"x 4'2" x 6", 1939, Section.
CLYDE (Wayne)
Post Office.
Thomas Donnelly, Apple Pickers, oil 4'5-3/8" x 12'2", 1941, Section,
COOPERSTOWN (Otsego)
Post Office.
Victor Salvatore, relief with figures of James Fenimore Cooper, Natty Bumppo and Chief Chingachgook, bronze approx. 4' x 4', TRAP.
CORTLAND (Cortland)
Post Office.
Ryah Ludins, mural relief: Valley of the Seven Hills, painted wood approx.7'6" x 16' 7", 1943, Section,
DELHI (Delaware)
Post Office.
Mary Earley, Down-Rent War, Around 1845, 4' x 12', 1940, Section,
DEPEW (Erie)
Post Office.
Anne Poor, Beginning of (?) the Day, oil 5' x 12',1941, Section.
DOLGEVILLE (Fulton and Herkimer)
Post Office.
James Michael Newell, Underground Railroad, fresco 10'x 14', 1940, Section, sketch at catalog number 99.
EAST ROCHESTER (Monroe)
Post Office, in storage.
Bernard Gussow, Recreation Hours, oil on canvas 5'2"x 12', 1938, Section.
ENDICOTT (Broome)
Post Office.
S. Douglass Crockwell, Endicott, 1901-Excavating for the Ideal Factory, oil on canvas 7'1" x 15', 1938, Section,
FAIRPORT (Monroe)
Fairport Public Library, 18 Perrin Street, above main desk.
Carl W. Peters, farm and canal scene, oil on canvas 4'5-1/4" x 18', 1938, WPA/FAP.
Post Office.
Henry Van Wolf, relief: The Harvest, bronze 4'1" x 5', 1939, Section; illustrated on page 36.
FRANKFORT (Herkimer)
Post Office.
Albert Wein, relief: Growth, wood 4'6" x 2' x 6", 1942, Section.
FREDONIA (Chautauqua)
Post Office.
Arnold Blanch, harvest scene, oil on canvas 6' x 11' 10", 1937, Section.
FULTON (Oswego)
Post Office.
Caroline S. Rohland, Father LeMoyne Trying to Convert the Indians on Pathfinder Island, oil on canvas 3' 8-1/4" x 13'9-1/2", 1942, Section.
GENEVA (Ontario)
Post Office, interior.
Peter Blume, Vineyard,, oil on canvas 6'3-3/4" x l3'8", 1942, Section.
--Exterior facade.
Theodore V. Barbarossa, assisted by Rudolph Henn, Guiseppe Bartoli and Dominic La Salle, 5 reliefs: Industry, Education, Eagle, Aviation, Agriculture, cast stone 2'4" x 5' each, 1938, TRAP.
GLOVERSVILLE (Fulton)
Gloversville Junior High School (now Central Administration Building and Estee Middle School), 90 N. Main Street, auditorium.
Anthony Toney, mural about manufacture of gloves,
oil on canvas approx. 10' x 20', 1937, WPA/FAP.
--In storage in attic.
Anthony Toney, 6 murals: Characters and Situations from Familiar Literature, oil on canvas 4' x 9' each, 1936, WPA/FAP.
HAMBURG (Erie)
Pleasant Avenue Elementary School (formerly Hamburg High School), stair landing. Angelo Charles Scibetta, scene on beach of Mediterranean fishing village, oil on canvas 8'8"x 13'8",1934, PWAP.
--Hall opposite foyer.
Pascal A. Scibetta and Angelo Charles Scibetta, 2 murals of Near Eastern cityscapes, oil on board approx. 10' x 5' each, 1934, PWAP.
--In storage in basement.
Pascal A. Scibetta and Angelo Charles Scibetta, 2 murals of industry and transportation in Buffalo, oil on board approx- 10' x 5' each, 1934, PWAP.
HAMILTON (Madison)
Post Office.
Humbert Albrizio, relief: The Messengers (Messengers of the Mail), plaster(?) 4' x 4', 1938, Section.
HOMER (Cortland)
Post Office.
Frank Romanelli, Albany Street Bridge, oil on canvas 5'2" x 12', 1940, Section.
HONEOYE FALLS (Monroe)
Post Office.
Stuart Edie, The Life of the Senecas, oil on canvas 4'4-1/2" x 12'2-1/2", 1942, Section.
ILION (Herkimer)
Post Office.
Edmond R. Amateis, relief: Eliphalet Remington, plaster(?) 3'6" x 3'6" x 4", 1937, Section.
ITHACA (Tompkins)
Tompkins County Hospital (formerly Biggs Memorial Hospital), 1285 Trumansburg Road, allocated to T.B. hospital for children's outdoor playground.
--8 cast stone sculptures:
Humbert Albrizio, Walrus, 1938, 2'7" high; Muriel Brennecke, Hippo, 1937, 2' 1" high; Eugenie Gershoy, Bear, 1'5" high; Elephant on a Ball, 2'9" high [in exhibit]; Lion, 2'2" high; Hugo Robus, Dog, 2'5" high [in exhibit]; Bernard Walsh, Bear, 1938,2'4" high; Adolph Wolff, Monkey, 1938,2'4" high, all WPA/FAP.
JOHNSON CITY (Broome)
Lincoln Elementary School, 30 Cherry Street, around proscenium in auditorium.
Joseph Kapfenberger, reliefs of life of Lincoln, plaster, 1938, WPA/FAP.
Post Office, around walls of lobby.
Frederick Knight, murals with themes of postal service, local industries, and other activities typical of the community, 1937, TRAP.
LACKAWANNA (Erie)
Herbert Hoover Junior High School (formerly Lackawanna High School), 600 Ridge Road, third floor hall.
Aaron Gelman, Coming of Columbus and Landing of Pilgrims, tempera on board 3'2" x 7'8",1937,WPA/FAP.
LANCASTER (Erie)
Aurora Middle School (formerly High School), 148 Aurora Street, auditorium.
Anna Neagoe, 4 large murals: Education of Youth and Science and Art, oil on canvas 10' x 8' each, WPA/FAP.
--In corridor.
Anna Neagoe, 3 portable panels: The Family as the Foundation of Society, oil on canvas, WPA/FAP.
Post Office.
Arthur Getz, Early Commerce in the Erie Canal Region, oil on panel 4'10-3/4" x 14', 1940, Section.
LOWVILLE (Lewis)
Post Office.
Helen Wilson, relief: Joy in the Earth, terracotta 2'9-1/2" x 9'1", 1942, Section.
MIDDLEBURG (Schoharie)
Post Office.
Mary Earley, Dance of the Hop Pickers {SquareDance at Hop Harvest), oil and tempera 5'4" x 10'11",1941, Section.
MIDDLEPORT (Niagara)
Post Office.
Marianne Appel, Rural Highway, oil on canvas 5' 6-1/2" x 11'3", 1941,Section.
MORAVIA (Cayuga)
Post Office.
Kenneth Washburn, relief of Jethro Wood making the first successful all-metal plow in 1819 in Moravia, terracotta 4'10" x 5'4" x 8", 1942, Section.
MOUNT MORRIS (Livingston)
Livingston County Health-Related Facility (formerly Mt. Morris Hospital), Building 2 (former Children's Building), first floor to left of lobby.
Artist unknown, 5 murals about history of recreation: game with ball and sticks in Indian village, archery in Sherwood Forest, bowling on Dutch village green, lawn tennis in Jacobean park, bicycling in Edwardian period; oil on canvas 3'x 7' - 12', WPA/FAP(?).
--Building 2 (former Children's Building), second floor.
Artist unknown, Jolly Drover with Tunbridge Stagecoach and an untitled mural, oil on canvas 3'8-3/4" x 7'10" and 3'10" x 7'8", WPA/FAP(?).
--Third floor.
Artist unknown, Map of Chenesseo-Shining, Pleasant Valley; Mary Jemison; and Torture Oak, oil on canvas all 3'10" x 8'2"-14' long, WPA/FAP(?).
--Main building.
About 350 WPA/FAP easel paintings are hanging in offices, halls and lounges.
ONEONTA (Otsego)
Homer Folks Tuberculosis Hospital, Children's Building second floor lounge.
Bertram Hartman, Fall and Winter, oil on canvas 4'3"x 6'3" and 4'2-1/2" x 7'3", 1936, WPA/FAP.
--Main Building, outpatient waiting room.
Bertram Hartman, 2 murals: Imaginary Projections of the State of New York, oil on canvas 6'2" x 8'2" each, WPA/FAP.
--Various locations in halls, offices and patient rooms.
About 120 WPA/FAP graphics and several easel paintings remain in this T.B. hospital which is now closed except for a small clinic.
ORCHARD PARK (Erie)
Post Office.
Francis P. De Luna, relief: In the Park, walnut 2'11"x 5'2" x 2", 1943, Section.
OXFORD (Chenango)
Post Office.
Mordi Gassner, Family Reunion on Clark Island, Spring 1791, tempera 5'4-1/2" x 11'10-1/4", 1941, Section.
PAINTED POST (Steuben)
Post Office.
Amy Jones, Recording the Victory, oil on canvas 4'
11" x 14', 1939, Section.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS (Otsego)
Post Office.
John W. Taylor, local landscape with former Dairyman's League cheese plant, historic octagonal barn, and Lake Canadarago in the distance; oil 5'8-3/4" x 14'6", 1942(?), Section.
ROCHESTER (Monroe)
Monroe Branch, Rochester Public Library, 809 Monroe Avenue, in storage.
Winifred Lansing, sculpture: Child with Goat,, plaster 3'7" x 1'11" x 1'2" (left foot of girl missing), 1934, PWAP.
Rochester Museum and Science Center, 657 East Avenue, second floor.
Ernest Smith with lettering by Fraatz, Empire State of Indian Days, oil approx. 10' x 10', 1939, WPA/FAP(?). This museum also has the works of the Indian Arts and Crafts Project and a number of WPA/FAP easel
paintings and graphics.
Charlotte Junior-Senior High School, 4115 Lake Avenue, auditorium.
Carl W. Peters, 8 murals on the history of the area bordering Lake Ontario: left side from rear 1-Algonquin fishermen, 2-Seneca-lroquois, 3-Rev. Rene Gahnee-the first map and Father Peter Roffeix, 4-the French 1615-1763: the explorer of the Genesee and Gov. Denonvelles' Army; right side from rear 5-American settlers, 6-English Fleet at Charlotte, 7-the 19th century: agriculture, trolley, locomotive and
steamboat, 8-Triumph of the American Ideal; oil on canvas 19'2" x 9'2" each except 4 and 8 19'2" x 6' 8" each, 1942, WAP/FAP [4 sketches in exhibit].
Madison High School, 101 Epworth, auditorium.
Carl W. Peters, Life of Contemplation and Life of Action, oil on canvas approx. 22' x 7'7" each, WPA/FAP.
Joseph C. Wilson Junior High School (formerly West High School), 501 Genesee St., auditorium.
Carl W. Peters, 2 murals: Indian group and Pioneer Family, oil on canvas 11' x 10' each, 1938, WPA/FAP.
ROME (Oneida),
Post Office.
Wendell Jones, Barn Raising, oil on canvas 10'10" x 20", 1942, Section.
ST. JOHNSVILLE (Montgomery)
Post Office.
Jirayr H. Zorthian, mural representing three periods in the development of Mohawk Valley, oil 6'6" x 14', 1940, Section.
SPRINGVILLE (Erie)
Post Office.
Victoria Hutson Huntley, Fiddler's Green, oil on canvas 4'2" x 12', 1938, Section.
SYRACUSE (Onondaga)
Beauchamp Library, Colvin and South Salina, children's room over fireplace.
Ellen Edmonson, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, oil on canvas 12'10" x 8'5", 1934, PWAP.
Percy Hughes School (formerly Crippled Children's School), 345 Jamesville Avenue, cafeteria.
Helen Durney, 2 murals with figures with costumes of Holland and Italy, oil on canvas 6' x 5' each, PWAP.
UTICA (Oneida)
Thomas R. Proctor High School, Hilton Avenue, in storage in boiler room.
Egbert N. Clark, 6 murals: Grist Mills, Run by Waterpower were the First Industries in the Mohawk Valley (Wetmore Grist Mill); Taverns on Highways were Important Stopping Places of Homeseekers in Pioneer Days; Education in the Early Days Centered about the Little One-Room School House; Fur Traders Carried on Friendly Barter with Indians before the Coming of Settlers; In Pioneer Days the Settlers Gathered to Help Each Other Build their Wilderness Homes; and Canals were Important Trail-ways and Freight Routes before the Railroads Came; oil on masonite 4' x 11' 9-1/2" each of six, 1936, WPA/FAP.
Mohawk Valley Museum, 620 Memorial Parkway, on loan from Oneida Historical Society.
E. N. Clark, director, and artists Frank Forlano, Henry de Spirito, George Cook, Joseph Fairbanks, Edward Plato, Philip Weaver, Emilio Zito, Edith Olney, and Ernest Thompson, 8 dioramas depicting the history of Central New York: Fort Stanwix, Old Fort Schuyler, Crossing the Ford, The Mail Arrives at Bagg's Blacksmith Shop, Bagg's Tavern, The Erie Canal, The First Telegraph (S.F.B.Morse Workshop), and General Herkimer at Oriskany, wood, beeswax, oil and other materials, smallest approx. 1'11 " x 2'8" x 1'8" and the largest approx. 2'8" x 3'6" x 3', 1942, WPA/FAP.
WAVERLY (Tioga)
Post Office
Musa McKim, Spanish Hill and the Early Inhabitants of the Vicinity, oil on canvas 5'7" x 13'6", 1939, Section.
YOUNGSTOWN (Niagara)
Fort Niagara (formerly U. S. Army 28th Infantry Post), Officers' Dining Room in basement.
Eugene M. Dyczkowski, Defending Forts, oil on canvas 3'5" x 90', 1939, WPA/FAP.
--Missile Room in basement.
Tom Loftin Johnson, The U. S. at War, oil on canvas WPA/FAP.
--Historical Institute.
Stanley Kraska, scale model of Old Fort Niagara, various materials approx.4' x 5', made for World's Fair of 1939-40,WPA/FAP.
--Munitions Building.
Artist or artists unknown (possibly Charles Greil, Joseph Varga, Jr. and Edward Riegel), 16 murals: Brebeaf and Chaumonot at Onguiara, Building the Castle, Building of Fort Conti, During the Revolution, Early Settlers, First Stars and Stripes, First Visit of LaSalle, Fort Denonville, The Griffon is Built, Holdover Period, Jikonsaseh 's Court of Justice at Kienaka Lake, Johnson Treaties, Magasin Royal, Surrender of Niagara, Treaty of Ghent, and War of 1812; oil on canvas 3'11" x 4'11" each, WPA/FAP(?). Records indicate only that artists named were working on scenes of early American history for the Fort.
EASTERN NEW YORK
Locations in counties North of New York City
and bordering the Hudson River East and West.
BEACON (Dutchess)
Post Office, above dado around walls.
Charles Rosen, Clarence Bolten, assistant, maps with views of mid-Hudson region, oil 8'2" x 30', 1937, TRAP.
BRONXVILLE (Westchester)
Post Office.
John Sloan, The Arrival of the First Mail in Bronxville, 1846, oil 4' x 15'9", 1939, Section.
CROTON-ON-HUDSON (Westchester)
Croton High School, Old Post Road South, auditorium, stage wall.
Rosamond Collins, 2 arched murals: Indian dugout with explorers' ship and Building the Croton Dam, 1938, WPA/FAP.
DELMAR (Albany)
Post Office.
Sol Wilson, The Indian Ladder, oil 4'7" x 14', 1940, Section.
ELLENVILLE (Ulster)
Post Office.
Louis Bouche, Establishment of First Post Office in Ellenville in 1823, oil on canvas 5'7" x 13'10",1942, Section.
FORT EDWARD (Washington)
Post Office.
George A. Picken, Lock on The Champlain Canal, Fort Edward, oil 4'x 13'10", 1938,Section.
GOSHEN (Orange)
Post Office.
Georgina Klitgaard, The Hambletonian Stake, oil on Canvas 5'5" x 11'11", 1937,Section.
GRANVILLE (Washington)
Granville Central School (formerly High School), being restored under auspices of Bicentennial Commission to be rehung in Town Hall.
Martha Levy, Men Working in Slate Quarry, oil on canvas 4' x 8' each of three parts, 1939, WPA/FAP.
HARRISON (Westchester)
Post Office.
Harold Goodwin, Early Days of the Automobile, oil 5' x 13'8", 1941, Section.
HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON (Westchester)
Hastings Middle School (formerly High School), Farragut Avenue, to be restored and installed in new library.
Jack A. Warren, a mural in the "Westward Ho!" spirit, oil on canvas 6' x 30', 1936, WPA/FAP(?); the artist's son recalls his father painting this on the WPA.
HUDSON (Columbia)
Columbia County Courthouse, Union Street, domed courtroom.
Charles Clark, Judge Peter Van Ness, 1734-1804, First Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Columbia, Arriving at the Old Court House in Claverack in 1787, oil approx. 18' x 15', 1934, PWAP.
Post Office, around Postmaster's door.
Vincent Glinsky, Leo Schulemowitz, assistant, 5 reliefs: Evolution of Transportation, cast stone 12' 10-1/2" x 8'8-3/4" x 2" overall, 1938, TRAP.
HUDSON FALLS (Washington)
Post Office, above wainscot around walls.
George A. Picken, Ludwig Mactarian, assistant, Scenes and Activities of Hudson, oil 4' high, 1937, TRAP.
HYDE PARK (Dutchess)
Post Office, above wainscot around walls.
Olin Dows, scenes of local history from the anchoring of the Half Moon to a school board meeting with FDR, oil,1941, Section [model and sketch in exhibit] . [Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. Various artists and craftsmen, models of Hyde Park and Rhinebeck Post Offices with mural sketches in place; preliminary studies and sketches for those murals.
LAKE GEORGE (Warren)
Post Office.
Judson Smith, Lake George (landscape), oil 5'2" x 11'2", 1942, Section.
LAKE PLACID (Essex)
Post Office.
Henry Billings, 5 scenes of winter sports: skiing, bobsledding, speed skating, hockey, figure skating; oil on canvas 2'6" x 27", 40" or 73" each, 1937, Section.
LARCHMONT (Westchester)
Larchmont Public Library, 121 Larchmont Ave., over fireplaces in Reference and Reading Rooms.
Thomas Donnelly, 2 murals: scenes of The Yacht Club and The Manor House, oil on canvas(?), 1939, WPA/FAP.
MILLBROOK (Dutchess)
Elm Drive Elementary School.
John W. Bentley, Dennis Bernardinelli, Thomas Donnelly, Walter Hartson, Edgar M. Ward, William Worral, 7 easel paintings, oil on canvas 20" x 24" to 24" x 30", 1938,WPA/FAP.
MOUNT KISCO (Westchester)
Post Office.
Thomas Donnelly, Indian Cornfield and Mount Kisco in 1850, oil 7'1 " x 13'7" lunettes, 1936, TRAP.
MOUNT VERNON (Westchester)
Lincoln Elementary School (formerly Nicholls Junior High School), 170 E. Lincoln Avenue, auditorium, right side above dado.
Louise Brann Governs, 4 scenes of schools from Colonial times to present: Puritans and Indians, Log Cabin School, Larger School with Bell Tower, Nicholls School; 10' x 41', 1934, PWAP
Mount Vernon Library, 28 S. First Avenue, around walls of Exhibition Room. Louise Brann Governs), allegorical figures painted to look like medieval tapestry: Seasons, Strength,Purity, Diversion, Education, Occupation, and Recreation, fresco, 1937, WPA/FAP.
--Hallway.
Artist unknown, relief maps of Mount Vernon and Westchester County, wood approx. 2' x 2' each, 1941, WPA/FAP; in extremely poor condition.
NEWBURGH (Orange)
Newburgh Free Academy, Fullerton Avenue, auditorium both sides of stage.
Lee Woodward Ziegler, 2 murals with costumed figures, oil on canvas approx. 10' x 3'6" each, 1936, WPA/FAP.
NEW ROCHELLE (Westchester),
Post Office, 225 North Avenue at Huguenot, in both public rooms.
David Hutchison, The Huguenots Lay the Foundations of the City of New Rochelle, John Pell Receives Partial Payment for 6,000 Acres, and The Post Rider Brings News of the Battle of Lexington, irregularly shaped oil on canvas one 6'x 33-1/3" and two about 7'x 15', 1940, Section.
NYACK (Rockland)
Post Office, above dado around walls.
Jacob Getlar Smith, Jacob Peltzman, assistant, scenes of local history in the Colonial period, 1936, TRAP; for defacement of murals see Nyack Journal News, June 6, 1973.
ORANGEBURG (Rockland)
Rockland Children's Psychiatric Center (formerly Rockland State Hospital), former children's building now abandoned and which may be demolished, auditorium and 2 adjoining rooms.
P. Albretti, 8 octagonal reliefs: Jack in the Beanstalk, Old King Cole, Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, Peter Pumpkin Eater, Puss in Boots, Mary Had a Little Lamb, and Little Boy Blue; wood 2'6" high, ca.1940, WPA/FAP(?).
--Central hall above dado around walls.
Victor Pedrotti Trent, scenes from legends like Rip Van Winkle and Ichabod Crane, oil on canvas approx. 4'x 100', 1941,WPA/FAP.
--Octagon at crossing of halls left of main pavilion.
Victor Pedrotti Trent, patriotic mural with "1776" Mount Vernon, Constitution Hall, Betsy Ross, log cabin and Lincoln Memorial, 1941, WPA/FAP.
--Octagon at crossing of halls right of main pavilion.
Victor Pedrotti Trent, history of transportation and settlements, 1941, WPA/FAP; very poor condition.
--Corridors either side of central hall.
Artist unknown, 12 small square plaques of nursery rhymes, painted wood, cat 1940, WPA/FAP.
--Administration Building.
Artist unknown, map of Rockland County, WPA/FAP.
OSSINING (Westchester)
Ossining High School, 29 S. Highland Avenue, above dado and around walls in entrance hall.
William Francis, mural with birds inscribed "Audobon carried on his later studies in this locality," approx. 3'6" x 50'x 1934, PWAP.
Park School,22 Edward Street, entrance hall opposite main doors.
Thomas Donnelly, Double Arch, oil on wall 7'4" x 7'4", 1940, WPA/FAP; covered by banner.
PEEKSKILL (Westchester)
Peekskill Middle School (formerly High School), 212 Ringgold St., above tile in cafeteria and adjoining hall.
Vera Leeper, 3 murals: School Life (orchestra and dancers, athletes, band and drum majorettes), oil on raised plaster approx. 3'6" high, 1934, PWAP.
--Around walls of entrance hall.
B. James Thornley, procession of history from Egypt to modern times with emphasis on technology and culminating in allegory of modern education, oil on canvas, 1934,PWAP.
PELHAM (Westchester)
Pelham Memorial High School, Corlies and Colonial Avenues, walls both ends of library.
Leo H. Junker, 2 murals: history and achievements of ancient and modern world, oil on canvas 9'2" x 24', 1934, PWAP, TERA.
PORT CHESTER (Westchester)
Post Office.
Domenico Mortellito, Gustavo Cenci, assistant, 9 lunettes depicting occupations and 4 arched panels dock workers, tool and die workers, Life Savers Building, mill owners; oil on canvas, lunettes approx. 3'8"x 6'4", first panel 10' x 8', others 13' x 8', 1936, TRAP.
POUGHKEEPSIE (Dutchess)
Post Office,55 Mansion St., second floor lobby.
Gerald Foster, 3 murals: Scene in Poughkeepsie-1750, Ratification of the Constitution-1788, and Indian Resting Spot-1690. tempera.1938.Section.
--Main floor lobby, west wall.
Georgina Klitgaard, View of Poughkeepsie About 1840, oil 3'9" x 16'9", 1940, Section.
--Main floor lobby, east wall.
Charles Rosen, Contemporary View of Poughkeepsie from River,, tempera 3'9" x 16'9", 1940, Section.
RHINEBECK (Dutchess)
Post Office, above wainscot around walls.
Olin Dows, scenes of local history, oil approx. 3'high, 1940, Section [see Hyde Park for model].
RYE (Westchester)
Post Office.
Guy Pene du Bois, John Jay at His Home, oil on canvas,1938, Section.
SARATOGA SPRINGS (Saratoga),
Post Office.
Guy Pene du Bois, Saratoga in the Racing Season, oil 10'5" x 7'4" each of two parts, 1937, TRAP.
SAUGERTIES (Ulster)
Cahill Elementary School (formerly Cahill High School, but housing all grades), Main Street, library (former high school study hall).
Ed Dreis(?), mural of coated paper factory, oil on canvas 7'6" x 28'3", 1934, PWAP(?).
--First floor hallway (in former elementary departmeet).
Petra Mearns (Cabot), mural with panoramic view of Saugerties, tempera on board 3'6" x 26', 1934, PWAP(?).
SCARSDALE (Westchester)
Post Office.
Gordon Samstag, Caleb Heathcote Buys the Richbell Farm and Law and Order in Old Scarsdale Manor, oil on canvas 4' x 14'6" each of two, 1940, Section.
SCOTIA (Schenectady)
Post Office.
Amy Jones, The Glen Family Spared by French and Indians-1690, tempera 5'6" x 12', 1941, Section.
SPRING VALLEY (Rockland)
Post Office.
Stephen Etnier, Waiting for The Mail, oil 4'2" x 11' 2", 1938, Section.
SUFFERN (Rockland)
Post Office.
Elliott Means, relief: Communication inscribed "Overland and sea, and through the air," plaster 4'8" x 7' 2" x 3", 1937, Section.
TARRYTOWN (Westchester)
Washington Irving Junior High School, Broadway and Franklin Street, library over bookcases.
Kenneth Bradley Loomis, Historical Incidents in Tarrytown, approx. 90' long, 1937, WPA/FAP.
TICONDEROGA (Essex)
Post Office.
Frederick Massa, Exhortation of Ethan Allen, oil on canvas approx. 8'9" x 13'1", 1940, Section.
TROY (Rensselaer)
Post Office.
Waldo Pierce, Rip Van Winkle and Legends of the Hudson, oil 6'x 18'each of two, 1939, Section.
VALHALLA (Westchester)
New York Medical College, Westchester County Medical Center (formerly Grasslands Hospital), basement recreation room over fireplace.
J. Lewis Lundean, boxing scene, oil on canvas approx. 4' x 8', PWAP(?).
WAPPINGERS FALLS (Dutchess)
Post Office.
Henry Billings, 2 triangular murals: first mill on Wappingers Creek in 1780 and textile mills in Wappingers Falls in 1880, oil on walnut 7'3" x 13'4"each, 1940, Section.
WEST POINT (Orange)
U. S. Military Academy, Washington Hall (Cadet Mess).
George Pearse Ennis, stained glass window: The Exploits of George Washington, 20' x 10', 1933-37, WPA/FAP.
Tom Loftin Johnson, The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World, tempera 35' x 70', 1934-36, PWAP, WPA/ FAP. 4 medieval figures personifying virtues appropriate for cadets: Roy King, Loyalty; Pasquale Yorio, Leadership; Robert Garrison, Scholarship; Christian Heinrich, Physical Vigor; limestone, l 936, WPA/FAP.
WHITEHALL (Washington)
Post Office.
Axel Horn, Settlement of Skenesborough, oil 5' x14'1", 1940, Section.
YONKERS (Westchester)
Yonkers Public Library, 70 S. Broadway, Children's Room (former auditorium).
David C. Hutchison, Age of Chivalry and Age of Discovery, oil on canvas in lunettes 4'8-1/2" x 26'2" each of two, 1934, PWAP; the second mural was completed by the library and the artist, and a third, Age of Invention, was done independently by the library and the artist.