fera
6 photos tagged fera, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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- florida
- newdeal
- women
- deal
- beaches
- campers
- anastasiaisland
- laborcamps
- pensacola
- laborers
- africanamericanwomen
- newdeal19331939
- mattressfactories
- usfederalemergencyreliefadministration
- springs
- federalemergencyreliefadministration
- publicwelfare
- nurseries
- greencovesprings
- children
- tallahassee
- fl
- hastings
- new
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Recent uploads
The last upload was June 2017.
Caning a chair in the FERA handicraft shop for the blind - Tampa from Florida Memory uploaded June 2017
Women at a FERA canning center - Hastings from Florida Memory uploaded March 2017
Girl standing in a sandbox at a FERA nursery - Green Cove Springs from Florida Memory uploaded December 2016
Inside of a FERA mattress factory - Pensacola from Florida Memory uploaded June 2016
Young campers in formation - Anastasia Island from Florida Memory uploaded March 2015
FERA Office Building in Beacon Hill from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections uploaded November 2010
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FERA Office Building in Beacon Hill
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litlnemo said:
Anyone know which corner this is? Perhaps the northeast corner of Alaska and MLK? Or would it be SE? Probably not the W side because you don't see Beacon Hill in the background. If the location is Alaska and Empire (MLK) it's not really Beacon Hill -- it's in the Valley.
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selective rose said:
Based on the county's 1936 aerial photos of that intersection, you were right to think NE. You can go over to iMAP, hit Property Search, and enter parcel 6056110020; at the bottom of the Layers frame, expand Imagery and select 1936 B/W Aerial Photos. Sadly I can't figure out any way to link to a specific parcel in iMAP, much less select active layers.
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litlnemo said:
Wow. I didn't realize we had 1936 aerial photos of the area. Thanks!