Images and Credits

“Soul of a People: Voices from the Writers’ Project” Online Site Support Notebook

Note: There are many other public domain images from the 1930s on the following website: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/fsahtml/fahome.html

You are free to use images from other sources as long as you obtain permission if it is necessary. The NEH and ALA are not responsible for problems arising from libraries’ use of unauthorized images for the “Soul of a People” project.

Please do not crop or alter the following images:

Images and Credits

Iamge	Title and Source
	Musicians in South Side Chicago tavern, 1941. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Farm woman near Northhampton, Mass., 1939. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	WPA poster, 1936–41. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	California , American Guide Series. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Main Street, Twin Falls, Idaho, 1941. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Unemployed man, Omaha, Nebraska, 1938. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Nelson Algren, Federal Writers’ Project author, undated photograph. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Women in front of rooming house, St. Paul, Minn., 1939. Courtesy Library of Congress (also available in an extra-large, 20MB TIF format)
	President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaks from a train, Bismarck, N.D., 1936. Courtesy Library of Congress
	Poster publicizing “American Guide Week” Nov. 10–16 [1941]. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Galena, Illinois , American Guide Series. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	New York City , American Guide Series. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Zora Neale Hurston, Federal Writers’ Project author, 1935. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Family in front of shack home, Oklahoma City, 1939. Courtesy of Library of Congress
	Federal Writers’ Project display, New York Times National Book Fair, 1937. Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration
	Skiing in the East, American Guide Series. Courtesy of Library of Congress