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Description

Roy Gill, born in 1922, talks about his childhood during the 1930s and what it was like growing up on a farm during the Great Depression. He describes the many ways his family overcame the challenges of this time period and discusses how everyone in rural communities was affected. Gill explains how he met his wife and mentions his military service and his work as an electrician. He also comments on playing sports and how they found happiness in the little, unexpected things during this time.

Date(s)

08/08/2009

Call Number

SOK_017

Subjects Farm life, Agriculture--Economic aspects, Recessions, Families, Electricians, Interviews
Childhood, Farming, Rural life, NYA
Interviewee(s) Roy Gill
Interviewer(s) Tanya Finchum