Depression Era
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 65 Collections and/or Records:
Himmelstein, Morgan_2002, Oral History, April 14, 2002
This oral history covers the experience of Morgan Himmelstein growing up on a farm in Lebanon, CT, as well as his time in the service during World War II as well as his teaching career in Hartford.
Himmelstein, Rachel_1986,Oral History, February 14, 1986
This oral history details Rachel Himmelstein's experience growing up on a farm in Lebanon, CT, as well as teaching in a one room schoolhouse in that town and in Colchester.This oral history details Rachel Himmelstein's experience growing up on a farm in Lebanon, CT, as well as teaching in a one room schoolhouse in that town and in Colchester.
Hoffenberg, Samuel, 1968 - 1978
These interviews cover much of the same material, focusing on Hartford's Jewish community in the early 1900s.
Hoffenberg, Samuel_1974, Oral History, November 21, 1974
Holtz, Herman, 1899 - 1987
Vertical reference files for individuals.
Holtz, Herman_1975, Oral History, January 22, 1975
Subjects of interview include: Tape One: Family History in Connecticut/Connecticut Jewish History Growing up Jewish in Hartford, Flood of 1936/Creation of New Synagogue, Funeral Involvement Tape Two: Jewish Education of Children Future of Jewish Community, Shoestring Contributions Book
Hurwitz Family (Rabbi Isaac, David, Jacob, and Morris, Raymond), 1891 - 1998
Kagan, Nathaniel, July 1, 2001
This article, written after the death of Nathaniel Kagan, reflects on his life, particularly his tinkering and position as a sales reprsentative for Genie garage door openers.
Karp, Harry, dry goods peddler, 1936 - 1941
6.5x10.5 and 7.5x12 black and white photograph of Hary Karp with 1929 Hupmobile, used to peddle dry goods during Depression in the CT farmlands, 1936. 7.5x10.5 and 8.5x11 black and white photograph of Harry Karp with 1936 Studebaker selling dry goods in farmlands in CT, 1941.