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Description

Walter E. Price, born in 1926, discusses his upbringing as an adolescent during the Great Depression. He recalls the various jobs he had, what he did for fun, and the extents that his parents went through to give he and his siblings a good childhood. Price also comments on the government programs of the New Deal and how they affected his community.

Date(s)

06/13/2009

Call Number

SOK_005

Subjects Farm life, Recessions, Depressions, Occupations
Rural life, Childhood
Interviewee(s) Walter Price
Interviewer(s) Juliana Nykolaiszyn