Except in New York City, most New Deal buildings have cornerstones identifying their New Deal pedigree. In many cases a specific New Deal agency is named, such as the Works Progress Administration (WPA) or the Postal Service (in which case the Postmaster General is named), and in some cases just the date, e.g. 1938. In new York City, most New Deal buildings have no external cornerstone or plaque identifying their New Deal origin, but some schools have plaques mounted inside crediting the Public Works Administration (PWA).

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