Much work was done by the New Deal in this small town of 1,018 (population 1930) The 1934-35 town report mentions E.R.A. and C.W.A. help on road work projects. Amusingly, the report of the school supervisor complains about all the… read more
The annual town report from 1936-37 reports that the WPA was involved in bridge repairs (likely from the 1936 flood). The town share was $3,220. Both the WPA and PWA helped with “Summer Roads.”
Like other rural Maine towns, St. Albans got help with its one room school houses from the New Deal. “A substantial improvement in the physical condition of the school buildings has been made during the past year as the result… read more