
During the Great Depression people were urged to create handicrafts and be paid for them through the WPA. Now on permanent display are some results of that work: costume dolls wearing international or period clothing, images of Kansas landmarks, paintings of Kansas wildflowers, and intricate wooden models of American industry.
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