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Federal Theatre Project Collection; Music Division Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.; 1986 THE FEDERAL THEATRE PROJECT COLLECTION A REGISTER OF THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS COLLECTION OF U.S. WORK PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION RECORDS Processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress 1986 Music Division Library of Congress Washington, D.C. Edited Full Draft Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Music Division and National Digital Library, 1996 2004-07-08 converted from EAD 1.0 to EAD 2002 2004 July linked to digital content Creator: U.S.

Work Projects Administration Title: Federal Theatre Project Collection, Extent: 522 linear feet; 43 file cabinets; 525,000 items Repository: Music Division,, Library of Congress The Library of Congress received its collection of the records of the Federal Theatre Project by transfer and gift over the years 1939-46, with the largest segment transferred from the Washington office of the U.S. Work Projects Administration (WPA) in 1940.

The collection was placed on loan at George Mason University by the Library in 1974, with additions in subsequent years through 1984. In 1994, the collection was returned to the Library of Congress and is now housed in the Library's Music Division.

The collection was organized and initially described at George Mason University, Special Collections and Archives, Fenwick Library. Although many of the items in the collection are presumed to be in the public domain, the responsibility for clearance of rights is that of the researcher. Suggested citation: Library of Congress Federal Theatre Project Collection. In preparation for digitizing this finding aid and selected portions of the collection,minor changes were made in this inventory in 1997. Date Event July 1935 Harry Hopkins,director of the * and former head of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA), advocated a 'free, adult, uncensored theatre' and announced the founding of the Federal Theatre Project (FTP). The FTP was designed to reemploy theater workers on public relief; to conserve and develop the skills of administrators, clerical workers, writers, set and costume designers, directors, actors and actresses, technicians, and photographers; and to bring a theater which would be national in scope and regional in emphasis to thousands in the United States who had never before seen live theatrical performances.