Division of Community Service- Writers' Project, Photos Architecture Public Building Items (0243-0321), 1937-1940

"Capital Theater- City Hall, Frankfort, Ky.," Photo 0243 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0243. There are two stamps on the back. One reads "Please Note: Kindly Return Unused Photos to the Division of Information Farm Security Administration Washington, D. C." and the other reads "Please Credit F. S. A. Farm Security Administration Photo By Vac (illegible)."

"Capital Theater- City Hall, Frankfort, Ky.," Photo 0243, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a building with a pointed spire. There are theater marquees on the front that read the following: "700 Dollar Money Night Saturday," "Capitol Hit Parade 1941 with Kenny Baker and Frances Langford," "Buster Keaton Comedy" and a hanging sign that reads "19 Cents Bargain Hous Every Sunday 1 20 2pm." Another sign to the side reads "Capital Drug Co, Drugs, Sila Cigars."

"Center College, Danville," Photo 0249 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0249. Handwritten on the back in pen it reads "Credit: Siamous Studio."

"Center College, Danville," Photo 0249, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a Greek Revival style building with simple columns in the front. There is ivy growing on the last column.

"City Hall, Richmond, Kentucky. Front View," Photo 0318 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0318.

"Community Bldg Legion Park, Morganfield," Photo 0269 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0269.

"Community Bldg Legion Park, Morganfield," Photo 0269, undated- scanned Black and what photograph that shows a brick building with a covered porch.

"Court House & Cheapside," Photo 0320 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0320. There is a photographer's stamp that reads "Photo by Lafayette Studio Lexington, K.Y."

"Court House & Cheapside," Photo 0320, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a stonework building with a rounded dome with a small spire on the roof. It sits in an small part like area.

"Covington Ky., New Filtration Plant at Ft. Thomas," Photo 0271, undated- scanned Back of photograph 0271.

"Covington Public Library, Kenton Co," Photo 0255 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0255.

"Covington Public Library, Kenton Co," Photo 0255, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a Greek revival style building with a decorative bas-relief in the top triangular pediment above the entrance.

"Covington Public Library, Kenton Co," Photo 0256 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0256.

"Covington Public Library, Kenton Co," Photo 0256, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a Greek revival style building with a decorative bas-relief in the top triangular pediment above the entrance.

"Covington Public Library," Photo 0253 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0253. There is an photographer's stamp that reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572 - 12 Catalpa AVE Covington, KY."

"Fayette County Court House, Lexington, KY," Photo 0315 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0315. There is a stamp on the back that reads "Photo By Lafayette Studio Lexington, KY." Hand written in pencil on the back it reads "Old Fayette County Courthouse, Lexington."

"Fayette County Court House, Lexington, KY," Photo 0315, undated- scanned Black inked etching that shows a simple three story building in front of a busy street filled with horse drawn carriages.

"Fort Knox," Photo 0281 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0281. There is a photographer's stamp on the back that reads "Copyright Caufield & Shook, Inc. Louisville, KY. This Photograph must not be copied, reproduced or published without special written permit."

"Fort Knox," Photo 0281, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows two brick buildings across a clearing. In the clearing is a flag pole with two seated cannons. Handwritten in the bottom right corner it reads "Caufield & Shook, Louisville."

"Fort Mitchell County Club House," Photo 0259 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0259. A photographer's stamp reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572012 Catalpa AVE Covington, KY."

"Frankfort and New Capitol," Photo 0244 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0244. A stamp mark in the center reads the following: "Aerial Photograph No 1253 by Aero-Graphic Corporation Bowman Field Louisville, Ky. Please show credit line 'Aero-Graphic Corp. Photo' wherever this picture is published or reproduced. Warning This photo is COPYRIGHTED and cannot be used without permission of Aero-Graphic Corporation."

"Frankfort and New Capitol," Photo 0244, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows an aerial view of the new state capital building surrounded by forests and the city. In the bottom right corner it reads "Copyright Aero-Graphic Corp. Louisville, KY."

"Gold Depository, Camp Knox," Photo 0283 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0283. There is a photographers stamp on the back that reads "Copyright Caufield & Shook, Inc. Louisville, KY. This Photograph must not be copied, reproduced or published without special written permit."

"Gold Depository, Camp Knox," Photo 0283, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a stone building just beyond a iron gate. Handwriting in the bottom right corner reads "Caufield & Shook, Louisville."

"Government Building, Cynthiana, Ky," Photo 0285 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0285.

"Grimes Mill," Photo 0280 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0280. Handwritten in pen on the back it reads "Still used to grind corn etc. when purchased by Iroquois Hunt Club. Water Wheel in rear." There is a photographer stamp that reads "Photo By Lafayette Studio Lexington, KY."

"Grimes Mill," Photo 0280, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a simple three story brick structure with wood siding on the roof. It is sitting against a cliff side full of trees and has ivy growing up the side.

"Headquarters and armory 75th Infantry Brigade, Bowling Green," Photo 0276 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0276.

"Headquarters and armory 75th Infantry Brigade, Bowling Green," Photo 0276, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a simple concrete three story building.

"Jefferson County Armory, Louisville, KY.," Photo 0250 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0250.

"Jefferson County Court House, Louisville, Ky," Photo 0307 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0307.

"Jefferson County Court House, Louisville, Ky," Photo 0307, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a Greek Revival style two story, stone structure with Doric Columns supporting a triangular pediment at the entrance.

"Jefferson County Court House, Louisville," Photo 0309 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0309. A stamp imprint on the back reads "Work Projects Administration Kentucky Writer's Project Citizens Bldg. Room 420 Sixth and Jefferson Louisville, KY."

"Jefferson County Court House, Louisville," Photo 0309, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a Greek Revival style two story, stone structure with Doric Columns supporting a triangular pediment at the entrance. The photograph is taken from the side of the building.

"Jefferson County Court House," Photo 0308 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0308.

"Jefferson County Courthouse," Photo 0319 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0319. There is handwriting on the back that reads "View from Fifth and Jefferson Streets"

"Jefferson County Courthouse," Photo 0319, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a two story stone building with simple stone columns and a triangular pediment at the entrance. Cars are lined up at the front of the building.

"Lexington Court House Built in 1883 and Destroyed by Fire, 1897," Photo 0316 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0316. There is a stamp on the back that reads "Photo By Lafayette Studio Lexington, KY."

"Lexington Court House Built in 1883 and Destroyed by Fire, 1897," Photo 0316, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a Federal style stone structure with a ornate rounded dome on the roof. There are horse pulled carts standing just in front. In a note attached to the photograph it reads "Court House built in 1883 and destroyed by Fire, 1897." Marked out it read, "May 14." Also in handwriting it reads "at the left a corner of the public market, now Cheapside Park."

"Located four miles south of Covington on U.S. Route Nos. 25 & 42 is the Ft. Mitchell Country Club," Photo 0258 (back), undated- scanned Back of a photograph 0258. There is a glue caption glued on the back that reads "Located four miles south of Covington on U. S. Route Nos. 25 & 42 is the Ft. Mitchell Country Club. On its 70 acres of level and gently, rolling land is a beautiful 9-hole golf course. From the clubhouse a magnificent view of the hills and valleys surrounding it is afforded. Guest accommodations are provided." A photographer's stamp reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572012 Catalpa AVE Covington, KY."

"Louisville Park-Iroquios Park-Outdoor Theater," Photo 0265 (back), August 28, 1939- scanned Back of photograph 0265. There are several stamps on the back, with one that reads "Photograph by Tommy Miller" and "(illegible) department 1939 AUG-27PM 8:49."

"Louisville Park-Iroquois Park-Outdoor Theater," Photo 0265, August 28, 1939- scanned Black and white photograph showing a stonework rising amphitheater filled with people.

"Louisville-Parks, Jacob's Lodge in Iroquois Park," Photo 0282 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0282. There is a stamp on the back that reads "Courier-Journal, Page 2, Copy 4, Issue Clet 27."

"Louisville-Parks, Jacob's Lodge in Iroquois Park," Photo 0282, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a small stone Tudor style cottage like structure standing in a wooded area.

"Louisville-Parks-Iroquois Park-Outdoor Theatre," Photo 0268 (back), November 1939- scanned Back of photograph 0268. There is pencil handwriting on the back that reads "Please return to Trade Relation Department Courier-Journal & Times Louisville, Ky." The words "Trade Relation Department" has been crossed out.

"Louisville-Water Co," Photo 0284 (back), December 1937- scanned Back of photograph 0284.

"Louisville-Water Co," Photo 0284, December 1937- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a rounded tower with Corinthian columns holding up a balcony. On the top of every balcony column is a statuette.

"Madison Co Courthouse Richmond," Photo 0263 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0263.

"Madison Co Courthouse Richmond," Photo 0263, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a two story structure with high columns a triangular pediment and a rounded spire. There are cares lined up in front of the building. People sit on the front of the columns at the entrance.

"Madison County Courthouse, Richmond, KY. US 25-Tour 4," Photo 0277 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0277.

"Morganfield High School, Union Co," Photo 0248 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0248.

"Morganfield High School, Union Co," Photo 0248, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a two story brick building that has tall rectangular windows.

"Morrison College, Transylvania," Photo 0247 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0247. A photographer stamp reads "Photo By Lafayette Studio Lexington, KY."

"Morrison College, Transylvania," Photo 0247, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a Greek revival style building with tall Doric columns.

"Municipal Building, Walnut and Barr Sts., Lexington, Kentucky," Photo 0311 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0311. There is a stamp on the back that reads "Photo By Lafayette Studio Lexington, KY."

"New Capital, Frankfort," Photo 0262 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0262. There is a photographers stamp that reads "Photo by Lafayette Studio Lexington, KY."

"New Capital, Frankfort," Photo 0262, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a long Greek revival style building with a rounded dome on top.

"New Federal Building," Photo 0313 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0313. There is a stamp on the back that reads "Photo By Lafayette Studio Lexington, KY."

"New Federal Building," Photo 0313, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a white three story stone structure with simple Doric style pilasters along the walls.

"New Filtration Plant at Fort Thomas, A PWA Labor Project, From the Architect's Drawing," Photo 0273 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0273.

"New Filtration Plant at Ft. Thomas, WPA Project," Photo 0272 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0272.

"New Filtration Plant at Ft. Thomas, WPA Project," Photo 0272, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a simple grey rectangular building.

"Old Capitol Building, Frankfort, Ky," Photo 0260 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0260. There is pen handwriting on the back that reads "Credit: Caufield & Shook."

"Old Capitol Building, Frankfort, Ky," Photo 0260, undated- scanned A black and white photograph that shows a Greek Revival style building with Ionic columns and triangular pediment at the entrance.

"Old Pumping Station, Louisville-Water Company," Photo 0306 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0306.

"Public Library of Covington," Photo 0257 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0257. A caption is glued on the back that reads "The Public Library of Covington, situated at Robbins and Scott Streets, was created by an act of legislature in 1898. The building was the voluntary gift of Andrew Carnegie, and was erected in 1901. The architecture of the building is Greek, and is one of Covington's most beautiful buildings. There are two floors and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 750 persons. Two beautiful paintings hang just inside of the main entrance on either side of the large doors that are worthy of mention. They were both painted by Harlan Hubbard, of Ft. Thomas. One is a reproduction of Park Place, Covington, in 1870. The other is a river scene of the same year."

"Public Library of Covington," Photo 0257, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a Greek revival style building with a decorative bas-relief in the top triangular pediment above the entrance.

"State Capitol Building, Frankfort, Ky," Photo 0261 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0261. There is a glued on caption that reads "State Capitol Building Frankfort, Ky. To be returned to Kentucky Federal Writers' Project."

"State Capitol Building, Frankfort, Ky," Photo 0261, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a long Greek revival style building with a rounded dome on top.

"Summit Hills Country Club," Photo 0278 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0278. There is a glued on caption that reads "comprising the club. The 18 hole golf course has a total yardage of 6324. A seimming pool 100 feet by 50 feet and an outdoor dancing pavilion which will accommodate 350 people, are adjacent to the clubhouse. Complete guest accommodations are afforded." There is a photographer's stamp that reads "Rolsen Photo service Phone HE 0572-12 Catalpa AVE. Covington, KY."

"The Booth Memorial Hospital is located on East Second Street between Kennedy and Garrard Streets, Covington, Kentucky," Photo 0314 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0314. There is a caption on the back that reads: "The Booth Memorial Hospital is located on East Second Street between Kennedy and Garrard Streets, Covington, Kentucky. Being only one square from both the Ohio and Licking Rivers, it is an ideal location for a hospital, affording coolness and quietude. The spacious lawn is front is beautiful with flower beds and shrubbery." There is a stamp imprint on the back that reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572-12 Catalpa AVE, Covington, KY."

"The Booth Memorial Hospital is located on East Second Street between Kennedy and Garrard Streets, Covington, Kentucky," Photo 0314, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a brick four story structure with Ionic columns at the entrance. I reads "W. M. Memorial Hospital" on the entrance.

"The City Building of Covington, Ky.," Photo 0266 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 266. A photographer's stamp reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572012 Catalpa AVE Covington, KY." There is a glued on caption that reads "The City Building. The city Building of Covington, Ky., it located on Court Street and was erected in 1900 and 1901 on the site of the Old Court House. Dedication exercises were held January 15, 1902. At the extreme right of the picture are the offices of the Street Railway Company."

"The City Building of Covington, Ky.," Photo 0266, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a three story building that looks Gothic with rounded windows and a round spire.

"The City Building of Covington, Ky.," Photo 0270 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0270. There is a glued on caption on the back that reads "The City Building of Covington, Ky., is located on Court Street and was erected in 1900 and 1901 on the site of the Old Court House. Dedication exercises were held January 15, 1902. At the extreme right of the picture are the offices of the Street Railway Company." There is a photographers stamp that reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572-12 Catalpa AVE. Covington, KY."

"The Covington Children's Home," Photo 0321 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0321. There is a glued on caption that reads: "The Covington Children's Home. The Covington Children's Home is built on a 25 acre site, with plenty of shade and playground for the children. It has a spacious room and library, also private rooms for those who care for the children. The Home overlooks Covington, Cincinnati, Newport and the Ohio River with Ft. Thomas in the distance and is one of the most beautiful views you will find anywhere. For 55 years the Home has rendered a distinct service to our community. During all this time, it has been engaged in America's most constructive work, the development of children, into clean-minded, healthy, self-supporting men and women. It is managed by the Board of Women, who are representatives of various Protestant churches and is maintained through and by generosity of citizens." There is a photographer's stamp that reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE - Catalpa AVE, Covington, KY."

"The Covington Children's Home," Photo 0321, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a two story building made of brick.

"Twin Oak Country Club," Photo 0251 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0251. There is a photographer's stamp that reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572-12 Catalpa AVE. Covington, KY."

"Twin Oak Country Club," Photo 0251, undated- scanned

"Twin Oaks Country Club," Photo 0246 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0246. There is a caption glued to the back that reads: "Twin Oaks Country Club. At the end of East 43rd Street in that part of Covington, Ky., known as Rosedale, lies the Twin Oaks Country Club. It has a setting, hardly equalled in Northern Kentucky. It sets in the center of approximately 140 acres of beautiful rolling land. On entering the grounds, there is a circular driveway skirted by large trees with a panoramo of hills forming a background. On the front lawn trees, shrubbery and flowers present a beautiful appearance during spring, summer and autumn seasons. Behind the Clubhouse the land gently rolls to the Licking River. Some distance at the right is a beautiful lake. The land is said to be almost a natural Golf Course. It is an eighteen-hole course and owing to the large acreage, one of the safest from interference hereabouts. It is approximately 6500 yards, in length and presents many beautiful landscape scenes with its many virgin and stately oaks, many of which are of the twin variety." There is a photographer stamp that reads "Rolsen Photo Service Phone HE 0572-12 Catalpa AVE. Covington, KY."

"United States Public Health Service Hospital," Photo 0317 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 0317. There is a photographer's stamp that reads "Photo by Lafayette Studio Lexington, K.Y."

-"United States Public Health Service Hospital," Photo 0317, undated- scanned Black and white photograph showing a geometric building with large rectangular windows at the end of a dirt path. There is a white number in the bottom right corner that reads "3497-10." There is a note attached to the photograph that reads: " United States Public Health Service Hospital. Front view of the United States Public Health Service Hospital on the Leestown Pike five miles west of Lexington. The institution, the largest of its kind in the United States, canaacommodate one thousand patients and is thoroughly equipped with the most modern facilities for the treatment of narcotic addiction."

Anderson County Courthouse, Photo 294 (back), undated- scanned Back of photograph 294.

Anderson County Courthouse, Photo 294, undated- scanned Black and white photograph that shows a Greek Revival style building with Ionic columns and triangular pediment at the entrance. There is a rounded dome with a clock on the roof.