Politics The FDR Cartoon Archives Fireside Chats of Franklin D. Roosevelt Taylorism :F.W Taylor & scientific Management FDR'S Fireside Chat on Reorganization of the Judiciary Address of the Presidential Delivered by the Radio from the White House, April 28,1935 Back by Populist Demand ---Huey Long "New Deal Cultural Programs: Experiments in Cultural Democracy" by Don Adams and Arlene Goldbard "The Case of the Scottsboro Boys " by Robin D.G. Kelly

• Amelia Earhart
• The Empire State Building
• A Library of American Broadcasting
The 25,000 photographs, negatives, and slides in the photograph collection of the Library of American Broadcasting chronicle the fascinating history of radio and television broadcasting from the early 1920s to the present. The photographs illustrate a wide variety of subjects, including the people involved in broadcasting; radio and television programs; the studios, facilities and community activities of local radio stations; and the activities of organizations related to broadcasting.

• The Crash of 1929
Read the New York Times version of the Stock Market crash of 1929
• The Depression
• Civilian Conservation Corps
From the Oregon state archives
• Greetings to the Civilian Conservation Corps
This is President Franklin Roosevelt's greeting the the CCC in 1933
• The Dreamer and the Doer:  The Life and Work of Fiorello H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia was NYC's mayor from 1933 to 1945
• New Deal Network
An educational site sponsored by the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute
• National New Deal Preservation Association
"To identify, document and preserve the New Deal visual and performing arts, literature, crafts, structures and environmental projects and to educate people about these important legacies."

• McIntyre, Pennsylvania: The Everyday Life in a Coal Mining Town: 1910-1947
• The Nazi Olympics, Berlin, 1936

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