My generation invented holes in our trousers, socks, patches in our trousers, hand me downs and didn't know we were fashion plates. I ...

F From a 1935 full page ad in the Trenton Evening Times proves that even though we were in the throes of the "Great Depression,"...

By the time young Tommy Glover was born in 1933, the American tragedy known as the "Great Depression" was four years old. Ten y...

The above is a somewhat re-organized placement of the ads as found on the original page from the Trenton Times. It gives a good idea ...

This Roll of Honor memorial was located on Perry Street at the intersection of North Warren Street. To those who are not familiar with th...

I was only a month and a half old on November 15, 1933, but over the years I had heard stories from my family and friends how devastating th...

This family photo was taken during the depths of the "Great Depression." In our opulent contemporary society, it is somewhat diffi...

This page was printed a year before I was born. However, in listening to my Mom and Dad when they were with us, the early 1930's we...

Somewhere in my many files, I have an original copy of a receipt from Mr. Tenous, a Hamilton official who was in charge of a Hamilton organi...

The Glover family wasn't the only area family devastated the Great Depression. Like today, unemployment was rampant and the country was ...

I colored the above formerrly gray scale photo using PhotoShop. Over these many years, I have often recalled my years as a boy growing ...

IN THE MIDST OF "THE GREAT DEPRESSION: A Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixen's for $1.00,1.50, 1.75, and at the Hotel Hildebrech...

It was called the "National Recovery Act." This ad appeared in the Trenton Sunday Times Advertiser one month before I was born (Se...

From the "GREAT DEPRESSION" folder, this article dealing with the slight up-turn in the economy some 3-1/2 to 4 years after the 19...