Projects Collection (#5)

The Federal Arts Projects for New York City welcome the National Education Association of the United States Presenting plays, concerts, radio programs, art exhibits, publications, historical records

Sculpture exhibition New York City art project : Work Projects Administration. Poster announcing exhibit of sculpture from the New York City Art Project, showing sculpture of a seated woman

Exhibition of housing photographs Produced by Federal Art Project, Work Projects Administration. Poster for Federal Art Project exhibition of photographs. Date between 1936 and 1939

Work Projects Administration riverfront improvement project, Saint Louis, Missouri. Date 1939 Jan

Wife of a homesteader with her WPA (Work Projects Administration) music class. These children walk eight miles for their music lessons. Pie Town, New Mexico. Date 1940 June

London / Project / Victoria
Proposed monument to Victoria at Buckingham Palace, by Aston Webb Date: 1902

Early Aeroplane
A rather precarious-looking aeroplane, flying very low over the sea. Date: early 1900s

Steam Motorcycle

Reclaimation of heathland habitat, Holt Country Park, Norfolk, England, august

Red Kites information board at reintroduction site, Aston Rowant N. N. R. Chilterns, Oxfordshire, England, october
Red Kites information board at reintroduction site, Aston Rowant N.N.R. Chilterns, Oxfordshire, England, october

Cattle grid on track, used to restrict ponies in conservation grazing project, Dunwich Forest, Suffolk, England, july

Anti-predator fence and traps, to exclude introduced predators from area, New Zealand, november

Newly dug pond at edge of arable farmland, Millenium Ponds Project, Grove Farm Reserve, Thurston, Suffolk, England, november

Recently purchased land for fen habitat restoration project, Little Ouse Headwaters Project, Webbs Fen, Thelnetham, Little Ouse Valley, Suffolk, England, may

Land reclaimation project, reclaiming mudflats using inflatable booms, Hebei, Bohai Gulf, Yellow Sea, China, may

Information sign at recently purchased land for fen habitat restoration project, Little Ouse Headwaters Project, Webbs Fen, Thelnetham, Little Ouse Valley, Suffolk, England, may

View of wetland habitat with cut area, Konik Horse (Equus caballus gemelli) and Domestic Water Buffalo (Bubalis bubalis) used in conservation grazing project, Rye Meads RSPB Reserve, Hoddesdon

Reclaimation of heathland habitat, with felled conifer plantation, Holt Country Park, Norfolk, England, august

Tree clearance and log piles on recently purchased land for fen habitat restoration project, Little Ouse Headwaters Project, Webb's Fen, Thelnetham, Little Ouse Valley, Suffolk, England, june

Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja) adult, perched on branch, reintroduction program, Panama

Western Marsh Harrier (Circus aeruginosus) chick, close-up of head, held during wing tagging to ascertain movements, North Kent Marshes, Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England, june

Catania Carte du Ciel telescope, 1894
Catania Carte du Ciel telescope, 19th-century artwork. This photographic telescope was erected in 1892 at the Catania Observatory in Sicily, Italy

Przewalski's Horse (Equus przewalskii) adult, grazing in grassland, reintroduction project, Natuurpark Lelystad, Flevoland, Netherlands

Konik Horse (Equus caballus) stallions, fighting for mares during breeding season, on wetland reserve, Oostvaardersplassen, Netherlands

Prince George and war ambulance
Prince George, later Duke of Kent (1902-1942), fourth son of King George V and Queen Mary, in the courtyard of Buckingham Palace with Mr Hansell

Seti I, Pharaoh
SETI I also known as Meryenptah or Menmaatre or Sethos (19th dynasty) renowned for his ambitious building projects

Space Ship Station
When mankind start to explore space they will find it practical to anchor space ship stations at convenient locations, where travelers can transfer to smaller craft

Glider of Ganymede
Though Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter, is the largest moon in the solar system, they rely on their abundant air currents (its a windy place) to carry gliders wherever they travel

Future Road
The road of tomorrow may be a kind of track, along which huge bubbles will run, containing accomodation - a kind of super-caravan

Airship of Pluto
The people of Pluto solve the problem, how to fly when theres no atmosphere, by developing this flying wing which uses electro-magnetic force for propulsion

Future City 1942
The city of the 21st century will be a city of science, of atomic power, of space travel, and of high culture

Radium Airship
Other worlds will surely develop their own technologies for space travel : this radium-powered airship of Saturn uses the planets natural resources

Airship of Io
On Io, third of Jupiters moons, atomic power has been harnessed for the purposes of aviation : this airship is really a rocket ship with wings

Airliner of 1988
Predicted for 1988, powered by gasoline or hydrogen, this air liner will travel in the stratosphere; its amenities include a television theatre and a cocktail lounge

Airship of Europa
On Europa, Jupiters fourth largest moon, the science of plastics is advanced to its ultimate in this light and transparent airship

Hensons Steam Carriage
William Samuel Henson along with John Stringfellow designed the Aerial Steam Carriage. Prints like this foretold a success that was sadly not forthcoming

London / Project / Blackfria
Builders involved in various tasks atop two huge arches under construction. One of the arches clearly shows the scaffolding required to form such a huge structure

GUSMAOs 1709 DEVICE
GUSMAOs PROJECT The magnetically steered barque of Bartolomeo Lourenco da Gusmao flew from the tower of the Casa da India to the Terreiro de Pace, Lisbon

Cross-Channel on Top
A French inventor proposes an amphibious train which rides over any water that flows in its way. Think, all that money invested in the Channel Tunnel could have been saved !

Train-Passing Project
By enabling trains to pass each other on the same track, the cost of building railways could be substantially lower. So could the life-expectancy of rail travellers

Stringfellows Model

Landing Project Paris
Project for an airport on the roof of Galeries Lafayette, in the heart of Paris, whose convenience would outweigh the danger, the noise and other minor drawbacks

Goddards Moon Project
American engineer GODDARD proposes to reach the Moon by rocket ship : illustration shows the vessel approaching the crater of Plato

Launch from Airship
Aeroplanes are carried beneath an airship, to be released if the airship should be attacked by hostile aircraft

Future Street Scene
Traffic control will be tighter in the city of the future, but parking will still be a problem

Futuristic city with a range of transport options
A futuristic city with a range of transport options -- elevated tramways, suspended trolley buses and rooftop landing pads

Hensons Flying Machine
Ws Hensons flying machine never flew, but if it had, and if it had flown as far as the Pyramids, this is how it might have looked

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"Unveiling the Legacy: Exploring Clarence 'Kelly' Leonard Johnson's Remarkable Projects" Step into the extraordinary world envisioned by the brilliant mind of Clarence 'Kelly' Leonard Johnson, CEng, FRAeS (1910-1990). From groundbreaking helicopters to visionary urban landscapes, his contributions continue to inspire generations. One of Johnson's notable achievements was his collaboration with Leonardo Helicopter. Together, they revolutionized aerial transportation and set new standards for innovation in aviation engineering. Intriguingly, Corbetts Vision captured Johnson's imagination as he explored Singapore's role as a bastion in the East. G. H. Davis beautifully depicted this vision that showcased Singapore's potential as a global powerhouse. Johnson also delved into Future New York, envisioning a metropolis ahead of its time. His intricate maps and sketches revealed an urban landscape that seamlessly blended modernity and elegance. Drawing inspiration from Europe, particularly France and Paris, Johnson meticulously studied Leonardo Sketches to create awe-inspiring designs. The culmination of his efforts resulted in the creation of remarkable machines that pushed boundaries beyond conventional limits. Among these incredible creations was the Airship of Uranus – an ambitious project aimed at exploring distant realms beyond Earth's atmosphere. This audacious endeavor exemplified Johnson's relentless pursuit of pushing technological frontiers. Never one to shy away from futuristic concepts, Johnson introduced us to the torpedo car – a revolutionary transport system that promised unparalleled speed and efficiency. This concept left spectators awestruck with its potential impact on future mobility solutions. However, not all they were destined for success; remnants like the limestone embankment stand testament to over-ambitious land reclamation schemes undertaken in 1873. These serve as reminders that even great minds encounter challenges along their journey towards progress. Finally, we delve into Godwins Project – an enigmatic venture shrouded in mystery but celebrated for its sheer ambition.