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Workers service program... Rockford, Illinois

Workers service program... Rockford, Illinois. Poster showing factories and farm buildings. Date 1941

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Workers Service Program, Rockford, Illinois, 1941

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This evocative poster from 1941 showcases the spirit of community and cooperation that defined the Workers Service Program in Rockford, Illinois during the Great Depression. The image depicts a vibrant scene of factories and farm buildings, symbolizing the diverse industries that came together under the program's umbrella. The Workers Service Program was an initiative of the Works Progress Administration (WPA), a New Deal agency established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to provide employment and assistance to unemployed Americans during the Depression. The program aimed to not only provide jobs but also to improve the quality of life for workers and their families by offering various services such as education, recreation, and health care. The poster's bold design, with its striking use of red, white, and blue, reflects the patriotic fervor of the era. The text at the bottom reads, "Workers Service Program, Rockford, Illinois," and is flanked by the WPA logo and the slogan, "Your Government at Work." The image of a hand holding a hammer and a plow, along with the caption "Your Service, Your Progress," emphasizes the idea that the workers' contributions were essential to the success of the program and the community as a whole. This poster is a testament to the collaborative spirit and determination that characterized the Workers Service Program in Rockford, Illinois during this challenging time in American history. It serves as a reminder of the importance of community support and the role that government programs can play in helping individuals and families overcome adversity.

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