Depressions--1929--United States

Mrs. Antonini discusses her family's life during the Great Depression.

The narrator discusses his recollections of the Depression.

The narrator discusses her life in Kentucky during the Depression.

Broaddus discusses the genealogy of the Hancock family; her memories of the 1918 influenza epidemic; the first World War; the introduction of the Model T Ford and silent movies; the Lindbergh flight; and the Depression.

FDR and the New Deal. Brown, who was a United States Congressman in 1933, discusses his personal recollections of FDR and the New Deal.

The narrators discuss their life on a farm in Washington County, Kentucky from the depression to the present.

Being a college student during the Depression. The transcript consists of excerpts from interviews that were designed to reflect student life during the Depression. Financial, domestic and international issues of the time are also touched upon.

Gibson discusses his recollections of the Depression, F.D.R., early train travel, WW II and the atomic bomb, among other topics.

The Depression years 1929-1945.

Remembrances of college life during the Depression.